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A batch of Tom & Luke's Low Carb Snacka Balls was recalled after plastic was found inside
Snack balls brand recalled after plastic found inside
NZFS said specific batches of Tom & Luke's Low Carb Snacka Balls have been recalled due to the possible presence of hard plastic.
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Rare PNG conjoined twins en route to Australia as case reaches 'critical' point
Rare PNG conjoined twins en route to Australia as case reaches 'critical' point
The boys, Tom and Sawong, were born two months ago in remote PNG
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Health and safety paralysis holding back walkway - volunteers
Health and safety paralysis holding back walkway - volunteers
About 100 people crowded into the Whakatāne District Council chambers on Wednesday in a show of support for the restoration of Ōhope Beach's iconic West End walkway.
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Australia says the world will follow social media ban as Meta starts blocking teens
Australian regulator expects the world to follow teen social media ban
After more than a year campaigning against the ban, platforms owned by Meta, TikTok, Snap's Snapchat and Alphabet's YouTube have said they will comply.
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The Panel with Marian Hobbs and Scott Campbell, Part 1
Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Marian Hobbs and Scott Campbell. First up, health insurance premiums rose by a shocking 19.2 percent in the year to September - what's… Audio
- New case of measles in Wellington
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Asbestos sand clean-up legal responsibility falls on schools, Education Ministry says
Schools left to foot the bill for asbestos sand clean-up
The Ministry of Education says childcare centres and schools are legally responsible for funding asbestos-contaminated sand removal. Audio
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Companies making ultra processed food sued in the US
San Francisco is suing the makers of ultra processed food or UPFs, arguing local government is picking up the bill for the serious health consequences from their products; including conditions like… Audio
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Boil water notice issued for Paihia, Ōpua and Waitangi in Far North
Boil water notice issued for Paihia, Ōpua and Waitangi
People in three Far North towns have been warned to boil their tap water before drinking or cooking with it.
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Parliament's biannual Scrutiny Week: A cascade of diminishing attention
Scrutiny Week: A cascade of diminishing attention
Parliament's biannual Scrutiny Weeks involve a sudden glut of oversight, but what reaches the public is only a glimpse behind the curtain.
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Gang patch ban 'likely' behind increase in drug possession charges, Justice Ministry CEO says
Gang patch ban 'likely' behind increase in drug possession charges - Justice Ministry
Under scrutiny week questioning, ministry CEO Andrew Kibblewhite said it was a hypothesis, but that more investigation was needed.
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Why is the Aratere ferry still in New Zealand waters?
Why is the Aratere ferry still in New Zealand waters?
It was retired in August and sold for scrap in October, yet its currently sitting in Nelson Harbour.
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Alleged Melbourne childcare paedophile Joshua Dale Brown hit with more than 80 additional charges
Alleged childcare paedophile hit with additional charges
Victoria Police say the 83 new charges relate to an additional four alleged victims identified as part of their investigation into the 27-year-old
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Rotokākahi pipeline planning grievances aired in High Court
Rotokākahi pipeline planning grievances aired in High Court
The Rotokākahi Board of Control has aired its grievances at the High Court in Rotorua about the process to install a sewerage pipeline near a sacred lake. Rotorua Lakes Council's...
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Fringe Fiji cannabis 'movement' demands legalisation reform for 'freedom to use'
Cannabis 'movement' demands law reform for 'freedom to use'
The creator of a self-described "non-registered brand" in its infancy wants the Fijian government to legalise the use and cultivation of marijuana in the country.
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Google’s top New Zealand searches of 2025 revealed
Google’s top New Zealand searches of 2025 revealed
From sports stars to viral trends, Google's top searches reveal the year that's nearly over. Audio
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Process to register stillbirths to be changed
Process to register stillbirths to be changed
The minister for mental health is looking into changing the process of registering a stillbirth for grieving parents.
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Government rejects all of Climate Change Commission's emissions target recommendations
Government rejects all emissions target recommendations
It comes despite a Climate Change Commission warning that New Zealand is being hit sooner and more severely than expected.
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Paediatrician worries new measles wave spreading undetected
Concern new measles wave spreading undetected
"We should be really worried," the head of the Immunisation Taskforce says. Audio
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Porn-addicted law firm boss suspended, ordered to pay two employees $5k each
Porn-addicted law firm boss suspended, ordered to pay two employees
The man who continually watched pornography at work has been found to have been wilfully blind to the fact that his employees could see his screen.
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Jump in number of measles cases
There's been a jump in the number of measles cases with five confirmed yesterday. Health New Zealand's Dr Matthew Reid spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
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PNG confronts unprecedented wave of parliamentary deaths
PNG confronts unprecedented wave of MPs' deaths
Since 2022, twelve sitting MPs and provincial governors have died while still in office - almost a tenth of the total 118 seats.
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Israel says it received body from Hamas as it indicates Rafah crossing could open
Israel says Rafah crossing will be opened within days
It comes as Hamas says it handed over the body of one of the last two deceased hostages in the Gaza Strip.
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Health NZ spent $283k to look into Starship Hospital bullying claims, reviews to stay secret
$283k to look into bullying claims at Starship Hospital
RNZ first reported on years-long ructions at the unit that treats abused children, Te Puaruruhau, in October.
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Health select committee erupts into heated debate over roll out of oral tobacco and nicotine products
Casey Costello back in firing line over big tobacco's influence
Costello assured MPs she remained focused on achieving the Smokefree 2025 goals.