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Fast, brutal and a sense of joy: how women’s rugby is winning over New Zealand

With sellout crowds and a spot in the World Cup final, New Zealand’s Black Ferns are bringing new fans to the sport

The Guardian - AU

What's the deal with nuclear power?

New Zealanders have been proudly nuclear free for decades, but do we really know what nuclear power involves?

Newsroom.co.nz

The buy local buzz suffers a sad slide

Consumers are back to tossing up whether they should buy cheap or local

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How to shake off the inflation blues

Surveys show New Zealanders feel inflation is outpacing their ability to save, while new research suggests this will put more people in a place of sadness, anger and pain.

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NZ on the cusp of a rivers revolution

We’ve been fighting nature for years. Given climate change, it’s high time to let rivers roam.

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Blackhawk's Mindbio Therapeutics Announces Research Collaborators at University of Auckland Receive Grant Funding of $1.44 Million for LSD Microdosing Trials in Major Depressive Disorder

Successful grant comes after recent successful completion of Phase 1 LSD Microdosing LSD Trial in 80 participants

Benzinga

Reducing loneliness is good for older people and wider society too

Older NZers will feel a lift to their health and wellbeing and will be much more likely to make an active and valuable contribution to their communities, says Roy Lay-Yee

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A new Omicron wave is upon New Zealand, with older people now most at risk – here’s what to expect

New Zealand has been in a COVID lull for the past two months, but with the BA.5 variant on the rise and more than 10,000 new daily cases reported this week, it appears we are now at the start of a second Omicron wave.

The Conversation

Political donation changes amidst spate of court cases

An improvement, but not far enough – that’s the report card from electoral law experts on the Justice Minister’s proposed political donation changes.

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HIV and the road to zero new infections

The number of people diagnosed with HIV in New Zealand is at its lowest since the 1990s - but what more need to happen to reach the goal of zero new infections by 2025?

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Endangered languages on NZ’s doorstep

As International Language Week draws to a close, and Samoan Language Week begins, John Middleton explains the urgent need to document the endangered Pacific tongues

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Leaked ministry email calls for masks in schools

A data analyst within the Ministry of Education has gone rogue, calling for the reinstatement of the school mask mandate in an email the Government disavows.

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Dogs get jealous and question bond when owners pet other dogs, study finds

Researchers from the University of Auckland, in New Zealand, have been studying whether dogs can experience feelings of jealousy - and their results are utterly heartbreaking

Daily Mirror

When food is your medicine – scientists seek further proof of the healing power of mānuka honey

Comvita and the University of Otago have launched a $1.3 million digestive health study to understand how mānuka honey could help prevent gastrointestinal inflammation and pain | Content p

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SIS datasets swell without ethics oversight

The intelligence agency says data is becoming more important to its work, but it doesn't have a data ethics framework to guide decision-making after more than 18 months of policy work.

The Conversation

As New Zealand relaxes restrictions, here’s what we can still do to limit COVID infections

New Zealanders are about to enjoy cautiously relaxed COVID restrictions under the country’s COVID-19 Protection Framework, starting from this weekend.

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Let's hear it for tinnitus research

One in six have hearing loss and 25 percent of cases are noise-induced. Although tinnitus research in NZ is strong, it is underfunded, says Grant Searchfield

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The undiagnosed spectre of dementia

Research from the University of Auckland shows mental health and dementia may be two fronts in the same war - a war New Zealand may well be losing

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