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Waitangi Tribunal bid made in attempt to stop abolition of Māori Health Authority
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Warning over swimming, water contact in Whangārei Town Basin
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Wellington Hospital risks losing right to train junior radiologists
The hospital has just months to fix the problems or will lose its right to train juniors.
Potential funding for new Hawke's Bay Hospital up in the air
Reti gives no indication of where hospital business case is at.
Smoking rates drop to all-time low, vaping rises ahead of smokefree repeal
Ten per cent of Kiwi adults vape daily, with rates highest among young people.
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Scientists pinpoint cause of severe morning sickness
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Stepping down and stepping up for Sir Collin Tukuitonga
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Jimmy Barnes in ICU after emergency heart surgery
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Quit-smoking organisation inundated with people addicted to vaping
Vapes should not be promoted by Government, trust says.
Act MP says Sir Collin Tukuitonga showed leadership in stepping down
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Smokefree protest: Hundreds gather at Beehive and Auckland for anti-Govt rally
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