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‘We will not be sacrificed’: Pacific climate voices were clear and strong this week – and we’re listening
I witnessed a genuine desire for the world to engage with the people affected by climate change.
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After Firmus shelved the biggest ASX listing in 30 years, what does it say to investors about AI hype?
This week’s Firmus rollercoaster offers some useful lessons – including what to always look for before investing any money.
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New stage adaptation of A Room with a View is shimmering, irrepressible joy
In Grace Chapple’s delightful and incisive adaptation, the story refocusses and settles into 2026, reminding us of the power of theatre.
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From bogong moths to Christmas beetles – how to slow down and spot more insects
Spring is the perfect time to get outside – and appreciate our tiniest critters.
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Sexual assault survivors’ stories may shift over time – a psychologist explains why it doesn’t mean they’re lying
The brain’s acute response to the trauma of sexual assault can block a person’s ability to accurately assess what they experienced.
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Which is more filling, protein or fibre?
Protein is famous for filling us up and helping us stay full between meals. But fibre does this too – and most of us are not getting enough.
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Drug company promotion negatively affects how doctors prescribe: Insights from a new Cochrane review
The medical community and governments can no longer ignore the consequences of the promotion of medicines on prescribing.
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NZ’s nursing squeeze is an election issue. Is it time for compulsory patient ratios?
A new study linking lower nurse staffing on surgical wards with higher rates of post-operative deaths has raised urgent new questions about NZ’s settings.
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Once the envy of the world, where has Australia’s batting talent gone?
Australian batters aren’t scoring runs like they used to. There are a few reasons why, but the answer isn’t obvious.
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Hoping for a ‘new normal’ climate is pointless. We must learn to adapt
It’s increasingly common to hear climate-fuelled disasters described as the ‘new normal’. But our desire for normality and predictability is wishful thinking
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My son goes to the gym a lot. How can I tell if this is healthy or a sign something is wrong?
Here’s how parents can spot the difference between a boy who loves to train and one who has unhealthy feelings about his body.
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Anne Carson’s Nobel Prize: Where the ancient world meets postmodern literature
Carson’s Nobel Prize in Literature celebrates a writer whose work returns to antiquity as an unfinished reservoir of images, voices and fragments capable of unsettling contemporary experience.