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Parents to test embryos as future potential life-saving transplant donor
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Parents to test embryos as future potential life-saving transplant donor

Ethics body approves tissue testing of embryos created through specialised IVF.

Neil Reid | Oct 28 | 1 min read
Money launderer Ye Hua’s St Heliers mansion sale: Wet cash, white powder and one of NZ’s biggest cases
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Money launderer Ye Hua’s St Heliers mansion sale: Wet cash, white powder and one of NZ’s biggest cases

Wet cash and white powder at shop. Now a 'standout' home is for sale.

Ben Leahy | Oct 28
Labour once believed in working people. What happened? – Jonathan Ayling
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Labour once believed in working people. What happened? – Jonathan Ayling

OPINION: The fact that poverty persists does not make aspiration futile.

Jonathan Ayling | Oct 28
Hawke’s Bay family earning up to $130k struggles with bills, sick child’s medical needs
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Hawke’s Bay family earning up to $130k struggles with bills, sick child’s medical needs

Despite a six-figure household income, the family has nothing left after essential bills.

Zeb Tupa'i | Oct 28
Unisys Leaders Earn Recognition for AI-Driven Field Services
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Unisys Leaders Earn Recognition for AI-Driven Field Services

BLUE BELL, PA — Unisys Corp. (NYSE: UIS) has received industry recognition for two executives overseeing its global technology support operations, highlighting the company’s efforts to expand artificial…

Timothy Alexander | Oct 28
Zelensky warns against ‘Yalta 2’ ahead of Putin-Trump-Xi talks; What was the Yalta Conference of 1945?
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Zelensky warns against ‘Yalta 2’ ahead of Putin-Trump-Xi talks; What was the Yalta Conference of 1945?

Zelensky has warned that a potential summit between Putin, Trump and Xi could reshape global influence at Ukraine's expense.

Ajaypal Choudhary | Oct 28
U.S. Cruise Ship Strands 200 Passengers In Asia Over Rising Fuel Costs
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U.S. Cruise Ship Strands 200 Passengers In Asia Over Rising Fuel Costs

The Florida-based operator suspended the global voyage after it said monthly fuel expenses more than tripled due to the war in Iran.

Ap | Oct 28
Pax Democratica: Whose peace, whose democracy?
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Pax Democratica: Whose peace, whose democracy?

The assertion that democracies act more benevolently than autocracies in the international arena is not necessarily true.

Patrick Gathara | Oct 28