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Fears NZ on track to fall well short of 2025 smokefree goal
6 hours ago · The document the Associate Health Minister gave to health officials pushed for tobacco tax cuts, and promoted the idea that "nicotine is as harmful as caffeine".
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Covid-19 update: 1411 new cases, 4 deaths | RNZ News
4 days ago · There have been 1411 new cases of Covid-19 reported in New Zealand over the week to Sunday, and four further deaths attributed to the virus. There were 76 cases in hospital. Last week, Te Whatu Ora reported 1248 new cases. Sign up for Ngā Pitopito Kōrero, a daily newsletter curated by our editors ...
NZ economy continues to soften as unemployment bites - new data
3 days ago · The New Zealand economy is still slowing down and rising unemployment is not helping, according to new data. Infometrics' quarterly economic monitor shows activity was flat in the three months to September compared to a year ago, showing a longer term trend of softening. Principal economist Brad ...
The House: Meanwhile, a week of passing law | RNZ News
2 days ago · Samoa, gas, and vaping. On Wednesday, the House unanimously passed a Bill that allows a small number of Samoans to reclaim the New Zealand citizenship that was revoked in the 1980s.. The other bill that passed a third and final reading extends the deadlines for fixing earthquake-prone buildings by four years, with a possible extension to six years.