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Your playlist will load after this ad It comes after the chief coroner found no direct links to the deaths of six people. Source: 1 NEWS The drug agency has been criticised over its communication of the change, but in her findings released today, Chief Coroner Deborah Williams found there was no clear evidence linking the switch to the deaths of six people at the centre of a recent inquiry.  In 2019, a funding decision saw around 11,000 people switch to the generic version of anti-epileptic lamotrigine. Later that year the coronial inquiry...

Your playlist will load after this ad The signatures on the letter, which focuses on the Pfizer vaccine, include some general practitioners. Source: 1 NEWS The fact they signed in their professional capacity has led to concerns it could expose patients to misinformation, raise the risk of vaccine hesitancy and subsequently undermine the rollout.  In her role as a research fellow at the University of Auckland, Kate Hannah is looking into disinformation. She says the letter that is seemingly signed by a number of medical professionals is "con...

Your playlist will load after this ad The agencies will take feedback to create a national strategy and action plan. Source: 1 NEWS In South Auckland today, Marama Davidson announced the launch of a national engagement process around the elimination of family and sexual violence. This would be used as the foundations of a national strategy and action plan. At the Ngā Whare Marae this morning, the Minister of Family and Sexual Violence said there is no place for family or sexual violence in our society.  “We have been talking for decades...

Your playlist will load after this ad Matthew Irving’s parents say they’ve been given conflicting advice about why he’s been turned down. Source: 1 NEWS The South African boy's condition is now posing a risk to his immigration status in New Zealand -  preventing him from going to school with his peers. This month his parents, Nicole and Harry Irving, were told it had gotten worse - dashing their hopes of getting him a student visa, which was more likely to be approved if his hearing had at least stabilised. He needs the visa to go to ...

Your playlist will load after this ad New figures have revealed the scale of the problem. Source: 1 NEWS As the global pandemic got underway in 2020, thousands of prisoners were waiting on remand for their day in court - and as the nation went into lockdown and courts were shut to all but priority proceedings, the number peaked to a total of 3,487 by May 2020. And while these figures are beginning to fall, lawyers are still reporting higher workloads. The stress of which is having an impact on their wellbeing. Meanwhile the delays are impedi...