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Junk food companies accused of 'Covid-washing' during lockdown
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Alleged rape claim on ship full of women scientists
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The million-year model unravelling NZ's big quake risk
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Covid-19: Does UK variant cause longer infection?
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More than 140 quakes of magnitude 4 or greater since Friday
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Scientists say Kiwis should not fear vaccine side effects and global data supports this.
6.1 quake strikes off coast of North Island
"That was a good one, felt like it last for a full minute of strong but gentle rocking."
WHO set to publish report into coronavirus origins
"I know that many member states are eager to see the report," WHO chief says.
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Kiwis urged to be careful in the water today after tsunami alert
Civil Defence's message to Kiwis returning to waters as GeoNet predicts future quakes.
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Three major earthquakes ruptured along the Tonga Kermadec subduction zone.
Covid-19: Experts back move to level 2 - but call for vigilance
Level 2 is 'the right place for Auckland to be' after days of no new cases, expert says.
Earthquake swarm/tsunami risk: Weeks of aftershocks expected
Scientists expect weeks of aftershocks after this morning's 7.1 East Cape quake.
Lockdown luck: Covid stopped team of scientists being in Kermadecs as quake hit
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NZ just tasted a 'regional source' tsunami: What are they?
The science behind this morning's quake swarm and the threat to New Zealand.