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'Not just a pretty face': Alarming 'boys' club culture' poses risk to women's health

Not just a pretty face : Alarming boys club culture poses risk to women s health
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Emma Russell is a health reporter for the New Zealand Heraldemma.russell@nzherald.co.nz
Every day, female doctors experience ingrained sexist attitudes, such as being labelled aggressive or hormonal when expressing strong opinions. Not only are they paid far less than their male colleagues, but they re also outnumbered in
nearly every speciality. Emma Russell explores the alarming extent this boys club culture is being blamed for undervaluing women s health. Because while gender bias is wrong in any workforce, in the health system, it can kill. ....

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Hefty penalties for disruptive passengers in surge of Covid-compliance incidents

Hefty penalties for disruptive passengers in surge of Covid-compliance incidents
11 May, 2021 10:33 PM
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Zero-tolerance: The US FAA received 1,300 complaints from airlines about disruptive passengers this year. Photo / Ismail Mohamed, Unsplash
Zero-tolerance: The US FAA received 1,300 complaints from airlines about disruptive passengers this year. Photo / Ismail Mohamed, Unsplash
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Federal officials said Monday they are pursuing civil penalties against two more passengers for interfering with airline crews, the latest in a surge of such cases in recent months.
The Federal Aviation Administration said it is continuing to take a zero-tolerance stance against unruly passengers.
The most recent cases involve a passenger who refused to wear a face mask, which is required by federal regulation, and another who cursed flight attendants and the captain after boarding a plane. ....

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Letters: Wage gap, specialist burnout, vaccine incentives, public aggression and systemic racism

Letters on public service wages, John Bracken, vaccine, number plates and discontent. ....

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The limits of Facebook's 'Supreme Court'

The limits of Facebook s Supreme Court
5 May, 2021 08:07 PM
5 minutes to read
The board said Facebook should re-examine the penalty against Trump and within six months choose a time-limited ban or a permanent one. Photo / Barney McCann, The New York Times
The board said Facebook should re-examine the penalty against Trump and within six months choose a time-limited ban or a permanent one. Photo / Barney McCann, The New York Times
New York Times
By: Shira Ovide
What happens on Facebook has such big consequences, its quasi-independent Oversight Board can only do so much.
What Facebook calls its Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that it was the right decision for the company ....

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