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Golden Dome Dangers: How Trump’s Scheme Threatens to Make the US Less Safe
US Politics · United States

Golden Dome Dangers: How Trump’s Scheme Threatens to Make the US Less Safe

50% Left coverage: 16 sources
President Donald Trump’s idea of a “Golden Dome” missile defense system carries a range of potential strategic dangers for the United States. See the Story
A Disastrous Dutch Government Meets Its Maker
Geert Wilders · Netherlands

A Disastrous Dutch Government Meets Its Maker

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Far-right politician Geert Wilders’s coalition accomplished nothing except scandal.See the Story
Multiomics Reveal Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease in Rats Following Chronic Exposure to an Ultra-Low Dose of Roundup Herbicide
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Multiomics Reveal Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease in Rats Following Chronic Exposure to an Ultra-Low Dose of Roundup Herbicide

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The impairment of liver function by low environmentally relevant doses of glyphosate-based herbicides (GBH) is still a debatable and unresolved matter. Previously we have shown that rats administered for 2 years with 0.1 ppb (50 ng/L glyphosate equivalent dilution; 4 ng/kg body weight/day daily intake) of a Roundup GBH formulation showed signs of enhanced liver injury as indicated by anatomorphological, blood/urine biochemical changes and transc…See the Story

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Lachie Jones: Coroner to deliver findings six years on from toddler's death

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More than six years after the body of 3-year-old Lachie Jones was discovered in a Gore oxidation pond, a coroner is today expected to answer the question...Mike Johnson · GoreSee the Story

'Shambles': Coroner slams police probe, calls for fresh inquiry into Gore 3yo’s death

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A “full and fresh” police reinvestigation into the death of a Gore 3-year-old will narrow or resolve open-ended questions, a coroner has recommended....Cricket · GoreSee the Story

The Secret Diary of .. Mike Hosking's struggle

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Mike Hosking I’ve struggled with the Jacinda Ardern book. It seems to have pages in it, quite a few pages, and that’s a sure sign, isn’t it, of a narcissistic disorder. And these pages have words. You guessed it –a lot of words. I said to my wife, “Kate,” I said, “what are we supposed to make of it?” I owe it to my Newstalk ZB audience of hundreds of thousands to make sense of the book. And so we picked it up, and we shook it, wondering whether …Mike Hosking · GazaRead Article

NZ’s economy is not underperforming by accident

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New Zealand’s productivity problem has long been recognised. For decades, reports from the Treasury, the Productivity Commission, the OECD and others have told a consistent story: our economy grows by adding more people and more hours, not by producing more value per hour worked. But the International Monetary Fund’s April report, released online this week, New Zealand’s Productivity Challenge, offers a sharper and more unsettling perspective. I…Economy · New ZealandRead Article

Short story: Choices / He kōwhiringa, by Averil Robertson

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She’s sold him a book two Saturdays in a row, and on the third Saturday she notices how he waits until she’s free. “Just this, thanks.” It’s her staff pick for the week. “Good choice,” she says. She pops it in a bag as he taps his card to pay. “Thanks,” they say at the same time. He laughs; she blushes. He keeps coming in each week, waiting until she’s free. And each week, he buys her staff pick. She knows it can’t be a coincidence, yet the devi…New Zealand · New ZealandRead Article

Police directed to reinvestigate Boy in the Water case – just no local cops

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A coroner wants police from outside Southland to reinvestigate the death of Gore toddler Lachie Jones after being unable to establish how he ended up in an oxidation pond – or determine his cause of death. Assistant Police Commissioner Mike Johnson said police would now undertake this third investigation into Lachie’s death, and work “diligently on all aspects we need to undertake to progress that with the appropriate resources and urgency to co…Gore · GoreRead Article

Two fast-tracked mines delay applications

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Bathurst Resources Limited doesn’t expect to file a fast-track application for its West Coast coal project until November, instead of the original estimate of mid-June. CEO Richard Tacon said the decision was made to ensure the company put its “best foot forward” and ticked all boxes on the first go. But conservation advocates say the announcement shows the Stockton project’s vulnerabilities: “every gust of public pressure brings it closer to co…West Coast · West CoastRead Article

Contract dispute drives Property Institute bust-up

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The New Zealand Institute of Valuers says going it alone will better serve its members and help attract new blood to the profession The post Contract dispute drives Property Institute bust-up appeared first on Newsroom.Auckland, New Zealand · AucklandRead Article

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