Stories from New Zealand
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Hamilton City Council To Investigate Food Marketing
A Hamilton City Council Committee voted to investigate options regarding unhealthy food and drink marketing to children. Victoria Egley stated that children are exposed to such marketing 68 times per day.
RNZ National
Deputy Leader Accuses Peters Of Bad Faith
National Party deputy leader Nicola Willis stated that Winston Peters' office acted in bad faith regarding the release of emails. The correspondence concerns Prime Minister Christopher Luxon's stance on a joint US-Israeli attack on Iran.
RNZ National
Air New Zealand Receives $17.2 Million For Regional Connectivity
Air New Zealand is receiving $17.2 million to support regional connectivity. Blenheim-based Sounds Air will receive $4.5 million to upgrade its fleet and refinance debt. The funding aims to maintain connections for regional towns, including Tauranga and the Chatham Islands.
RNZ National
New Zealand Mass Shooter Admits Responsibility
A 21-year-old member of the Roman Jewish community has admitted responsibility for a shooting incident. Investigators identified the suspect through surveillance footage showing the ambush and a subsequent escape on a scooter.
Radio 24
Court Rejects White Supremacist Gunman's Appeal
A court in Wellington has turned down an appeal by Brenton Tarrant, a 35-year-old white supremacist. Tarrant admitted to carrying out New Zealand's deadliest modern-day mass shooting, which killed 51 people. The incident resulted in 51 deaths.
BBC World Service
Court Rejects White Supremacist Gunman's Appeal
The perpetrator of New Zealand's deadliest modern-day mass shooting has admitted to carrying out the attack. A court in Wellington has turned down an appeal by Brenton Tarrant, the 35-year-old gunman responsible for the mass shooting that killed 51 people.
BBC World Service
New Zealand Mass Shooter Admits Responsibility
A perpetrator admitted to carrying out New Zealand's deadliest modern-day mass shooting. A court in Wellington turned down an appeal by Brenton Tarant, a 35-year-old white supremacist gunman. Tarant admitted to the mass shooting that killed 51 people in New Zealand.
BBC WS backup
Graduate Joins Expedition To Trace South Pacific Plastic Pollution
Otago University graduate Arawinia Wikaida is joining an international crew of 10 women on an expedition to trace plastic pollution in the South Pacific. The project aims to track microplastics from sea to source.
RNZ National
Three-Vehicle Car Accident In Dunedin
Three people were flown to a hospital in Dunedin following a three-vehicle car accident. A third person involved in the crash sustained minor injuries. The incident occurred in Dunedin, according to the report.
RNZ National
New Zealand Lacks National Children's Nutrition Data
New Zealand currently lacks a national nutrition survey for children. The absence of this data makes it difficult to assess health impacts such as central adiposity, overweight, and obesity. These conditions are linked to over 13 different types of cancer.
RNZ National