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If Aaron Hawkins is stuck for ideas to include in the Green Ōtepoti campaign launch this week, Philip Temple, Rosemary Penwarden, Sir Alan Mark and Olivier Jutel offer some suggestions.

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Special Report: Pregnancy and choice

Global perspectives on overcoming barriers to reproductive health.

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From Aotearoa to Australia, Six60 brings First Nations on journey of 'feeling, finding belonging'

From the University of Otago to the world stage, Six60's unconventional blend of roots, soul, pop and rock has earned them a cult following and embracing culture is at the heart of it, as an Australian Indigenous dance company discovers.

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NZ and the changing face of space exploration

More than 74 nations and a rapidly growing number of private companies are participating in a burgeoning space economy – including New Zealand, write Mitchell Bruce and Robert G Patman

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In-depth: Time to kick our meat and dairy habit

Given the damage it causes, is it time for the Government to treat agriculture like tobacco?

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Socceroos centenary: how the Pacific pioneered numbered football shirts

An extract from a new book details how Australia and New Zealand wore numbers 28 years before Fifa insisted on them

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Are devices in school doing more harm than good?

Tablets and laptops have rapidly become required tools for students as young as five. But devices have underused benefits and a high potential for harm

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The rise and rise of EY

EY became the consultancy of choice for DHBs. David Williams follows the money

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Trusting China to give a fair trial sets a worrying precedent for extradition in New Zealand

The government’s willingness to accept reassurances from Beijing reflects political convenience rather than current evidence

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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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Old pipes leaching asbestos in Christchurch water supply

Although there’s no immediate public health concerns, corroding pipes may signal future infrastructure collapses - and it’s not just Christchurch that needs to worry

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Negative childhood experiences linked to people developing anti-vax sentiments, major study finds

Many adult attitudes, behaviours and traits have their roots in childhood

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Q&A: Modelling, what is it good for?

Waning immunity, media fear-mongering and fast-paced predictions. The University of Otago's Matthew Parry answers some questions about Covid modelling.

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What 2022 will bring for our health system

The threat of Omicron shows no signs of slowing down as we head into the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic. As cases climb, our health system will continue to grapple with existing challenges

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Some forecasts for the year ahead

University of Otago researchers analyse the year ahead in politics, climate change, housing, and the child protection system.

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