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Compounding pharmacies will now be able to sell 6 popular peptides, despite the fact they have not been proved safe and effective.
A new study compared power plants’ carbon emissions and found government-owned plants’ emissions were much higher and less responsive to climate policies.
A big retailer can be both a fierce competitor and a traffic-generating anchor for nearby businesses.
National debt now equals the size of the US economy.
Albert Einstein declared time to be an illusion. Modern cosmologists disagree.
After a decade of rage politics, voters in very different countries seem to be reaching again for competence and something closer to normal.
Children usually arrive in custody having had significant disruption to their education already.
As student protest action spreads across France, controversy over media pluralism exposes deeper inequalities in who gets to speak for the movement and how it is portrayed.
RNZ Morning Report New Zealand’s Media Minister Paul Goldsmith has ruled out coming to RNZ’s financial aid, describing the public broadcaster’s budget blowout as “pretty shocking”. “They obviously haven’t been paying attention properly to their money,” he said. “It’s their problem. They broke it. They need to fix it.”
From collagen coffee to skincare derived from salmon sperm, Strange Health investigates whether expensive treatments and supplements can really improve our skin.
The endorsement comes as the treasurer faces heated criticism from within government and without.
By Christina Persico of RNZ Pacific Countries that need climate finance the most are getting it the least, the United Nations’ COP31 climate summit head of negotiations says, as the annual global climate talks begin in Türkiye. Australia’s Minister for Climate Change and Energy Chris Bowen, who is serving as COP31 President of Negotiations in