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Hawkesby: Doctors should understand patients' spiritual needs too
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NZ slams Japan's latest whaling expedition
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The world's ice sheets could still collapse with less than 2C of warming, review finds.
Law Commission recommends ditching 50-50 split after a breakup
The proposal comes after a review of the 42-year-old law.
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Kiwi's giant lost cousin also loved the night-life
The kiwi's long-lost close cousin loved the night-life as much as our national icon does.
Kiwi study could aid new weapon against cancer
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Alcohol tax could save lives, say university researchers
Researchers suggest a tax increase of 15 cents per standard drink.
Kiwis encouraged to be sun smart to help prevent skin cancer.
A University of Otago study has found only a few people are practicing sun safety.
Marriage breakups: Time to ditch 50-50 split?
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Scientists probe NZ's quiet, high-risk quake zones
Scientists investigating a 'hit list' of long-quiet but high-risk earthquake danger zones.
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Laws to curb alcohol harm fail to dent ED admissions
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Colonisation, racism main drivers of Māori in prisons - report
The report argued to put Māori perspectives at the centre of justice policy.
Rare footage of 'white' southern right whale captured off Auckland Islands
Researchers from University of Otago spent a month studying the health of the species.
Kiwi researchers hope to detect rheumatic fever earlier
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Standoff in wake of proctor's bong move
Student leaders are facing off over handling of proctor's bong confiscation move.
University challenged: Auckland Uni dealt blow as it drops out of world's top 200
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Prosecution threat over uni boss seizing bongs from student flat
$25,000 fund to take legal action over proctor removing bongs from student flat.
Proctor urged to resign after taking bongs from flats
"He has committed potentially illegal acts, broken the trust of this community."
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Uni concedes it has no right to confiscate student flat bongs
Uni says 'what was done here was unusual and unlikely to be repeated'.