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Aotearoa Music Awards: 60 Years Of Tūī - Presenting The Finalists For The 2025 Aotearoa Music Awards

An exceptional group of 2025 Tūī finalists will be celebrated on Thursday 29 May at the Viaduct Events Centre in Tāmaki Makaurau – closing out Te Marama Puoro o Aotearoa | New Zealand Music Month in style. The event will also mark 60 years of the Music Awards in Aotearoa.

PATHA: Health Professional Bodies Oppose Restrictions On Puberty Blockers

The professional bodies warn that requiring adolescents to enrol in research studies as a condition for receiving care endorsed by national and international professional bodies would be coercive and inconsistent with ethical healthcare practices.

Universities New Zealand - Te Pokai Tara: Young Mathematics Talent Bound For Cambridge With Sir Douglas Myers Scholarship

At Cambridge, Ethan Chuang will study the Mathematical Tripos, a programme renowned for its rigour and comprehensive approach to pure mathematics. The course structure will provide him with foundational theory before allowing him to explore various branches of mathematics in increasing depth.

Yachting New Zealand: NZ Windfoil Star Starts New Olympic Campaign With Bronze At Princess Sofia

"It feels great to be back competing with the fleet again and seeing all the faces, as many of them have already had a regatta in Cadiz and have been training together in Lanzarote," Ten Have said.

E tū: Bupa Roster Changes Put Residents And Caregivers At Risk

E tū Director Mat Danaher says the new rosters are being imposed without listening to the voices of those who know best. “Workers who have spent decades in this sector are being ignored when they say these roster changes will cause real harm,” he says.

Democratic Voice of Burma: The Resilience And Hope Of Myanmar’s People On Screen In Auckland Sat April 5

“We hope that the people of New Zealand, members of parliament, and policy-makers come to understand the human rights violations and reality on-the-ground in Myanmar. We will use our voices through film to reach them,” said Khin Yupar, DVB Peacock Film Festival co-organizer.

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