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Waikato drownings up 70% in 2023

There were 16 drownings in the Waikato region in 2023, according to figures released by Water Safety New Zealand today. Nationally, a total of 90 preventable.

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Historic day : Future tobacco sales banned to anyone now 14 and under

People aged 14 and under will soon never be able to legally buy tobacco, under new legislation being announced today. Associate Minister of Health Dr Ayes

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Community Scoop » Flames In The NZ Workforce: Employees Are No Longer Just Smouldering

Scoop Community provides New Zealand Community news and views

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Business Scoop » Flames In The NZ Workforce: Employees Are No Longer Just Smouldering

Business Scoop provides news and views on Business and Markets from New Zealand

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Flames In The NZ Workforce: Employees Are No Longer Just Smouldering

Last month, AUT research showed that New Zealand employees were reporting high rates of burnout, with 11% reporting being “burnt-out”, the most severe level of job burnout. Twenty per cent of the 1000 participants surveyed in May 2020 fell into .

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