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North Queensland floods spark mass evacuations and blackouts, more rain forecast
Queensland floods spark mass evacuations, blackouts
One person is dead and rain is forecast to continue for at least another day as thousands flee.
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What a Lovely Smile You Have!
What a Lovely Smile You Have!Podcast episode — 02 February 2025The very handsome and clever Bryan & Bobby talk about compliments, young Mason reads his story about all the things he likes, and Suzy tells us why smiling is good for your health.
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What a Lovely Smile You Have!
The very handsome and clever Bryan & Bobby talk about compliments, young Mason reads his story about all the things he likes, and Suzy tells us why smiling is good for your health. Audio
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'An overreach': Mayor against possible ban on fizzy drinks
'An overreach': Mayor against possible ban on fizzy drinks
The sale of fizzy drinks could be banned from a range of venues in Palmerston North, under a proposal being considered by the city council. Audio
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New funding to drive 'fair' nationwide rollout of diabetes tech
New funding to drive 'fair' nationwide rollout of diabetes tech
A three-year, $1.4m project aims to address inequities experienced by Māori and Pacific people with type 1 diabetes.
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Elderly man with sleep apnoea, dementia has driver's licence removed and appeal dismissed
Appeal dismissed after elderly man with sleep apnoea, dementia has driver's licence removed
A doctor concerned about an elderly man who defied orders not to drive wrote to transport officials who then took away his licence.
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How a chronic insomniac solved her sleep problems
'I wake up with energy': How a chronic insomniac solved her sleep problems
Kate Mikhail, a former chronic insomniac, has researched her way out of her sleep problems. Audio
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Microplastics linked to cancers, impacts reproductive, digestive and respiratory systems - study finds
'We can't recycle our way out of this issue' - Study links microplastics to cancer and more
The study is the first systematic review of microplastics using methods approved by the US National Academy of Sciences. Audio
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Getting 'the best of three worlds' as a Māori-Chinese person in New Zealand
Getting 'the best of three worlds' as a Māori-Chinese person
Danny Karatea-Goddard celebrates the new year three times a year - on 1 January, Matariki and the Lunar New Year. Audio
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Are fancy electric toothbrushes better than basic toothbrushes?
Are fancy electric toothbrushes worth it?
Newer electric toothbrushes with smart features can cost up to $600, but "just because it's electrical doesn't mean it's magic".
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David Seymour says Kiwis are too squeamish about privatisation – history shows why they lost the appetite
Why Kiwis are squeamish about privatisation
Analysis - State asset sales have been a political dividing line for decades now, and it seems voters are again being asked to decide which side they're on. Audio
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The hidden risk of hairwashing
Research suggests that sitting at those awkward basins can cause neck pain, injury, and on very rare occasions a condition known as beauty parlor stroke syndrome (BPSS). Audio
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Is it better to break up before or after Valentine's Day?
Is it better to break up before or after Valentine's Day?
Breaking up is hard. Breaking up with someone around Valentine's Day - a holiday all about love - can seem downright mean. Or is it? Audio
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Are microplastics behind a raft of unexplained cancers?
A group of researchers recently published a major scientific review into how microplastic exposure can affect our digestive, reproductive, and respiratory systems. Audio
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Rescue helicopter contracts to change under redesign of aeromedical model
Rescue helicopter contracts to change
More detail will become clearer this week, but Health NZ is "not planning to expressly seek a single national provider".
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Israeli hostages, Palestinian prisoners released in latest Gaza exchange
Israeli hostages, Palestinian prisoners released in latest Gaza exchange
"I feel joy despite the journey of pain and hardship that we lived," says a Palestinian man who was serving two life sentences in an Israeli jail.
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Auckland playground removal: ‘It feels like the drinkers have won’
'It feels like the drinkers have won' as playground removed
Community members have been left reeling after a playground and seating area were dismantled and fenced off to deter public drinking.
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New York doctor indicted in Louisiana for prescribing abortion pill taken by teen
New York doctor charged for prescribing abortion pill
The case appears to be the first time a state has brought criminal charges against a doctor in another state for prescribing abortion drugs across state lines since the US Supreme Court allowed states…
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Rickets sees resurgence with 20 cases in four months
'Historical' disease rickets sees sudden resurgence
The condition affects children and infants, causes bone deformities and sometimes seizures, and is most often caused by a deficiency of vitamin D or calcium. Audio
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West Coast artist Patrick Gamble had no smoke alarm in fatal house bus fire - coroner
No smoke alarm in bus house fire that killed West Coast artist - coroner
The burned, skeletal remains of an elderly artist who lived alone in a house bus in a remote corner of the South Island were found beside his favourite rocking chair.
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US health agencies scrub websites to remove 'gender ideology'
US health agencies scrub websites to remove 'gender ideology'
Trump's order will "lead to mental health crises or worse for tens of thousands of Americans", one official said.
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Christopher Connell warned by police not to walk on road at night shortly before he was killed
Man warned off highway hours before he was killed
A police officer warned a man not to walk on the highway in the dark less than two hours before he was hit by a utility vehicle and killed.
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Jennifer Tierney: Helping where help is needed most
Médecins Sans Frontières says there was an unprecedented strain on global humanitarian services last year and expects the demand to continue in 2025. Audio
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Resurgence of rickets
There were 60 cases in three years in the last surge. This time, there have been 20 cases in just four months. Audio
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Marama Davidson returns to Parliament
Marama Davidson returns to ParliamentPodcast episode — 31 January 2025Greens co-leader Marama Davidson announces her return to mahi after breast-cancer treatment. In an exclusive interview with Mata, Davidson discusses her experience of the health system, her prognosis for parliamentary politics, and her priorities for the year ahead.