Swiss scientists embark on study of glacier fed rivers, beginning in New Zealand

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The work will look at how climate change affects glaciers. Source: 1 NEWS

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In this March 3, 2018, photo, people check on travel packages offered by travel agencies during the Guangzhou International Travel Fair in Guangzhou in south China's Guangdong province. Travelers in China were blocked from buying plane tickets 17.5 million times last year as a penalty for failing to pay fines or other offenses. The Chinese government reported this week on penalties imposed under a controversial "social credit" system the ruling Communist Party says will improve public behavior. (Chinatopix via AP)

China bars millions from travel for 'social credit' offences

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A person holds an umbrella during rainy weather.

Heavy rain, possible thunderstorms to sweep through parts of the country over the weekend

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Nine people injured in jet boat crash on Shotover River, Queenstown

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The Canadian psychology professor was interviewed on TVNZ1’s Breakfast today.

NZ could tackle youth suicide rate by discouraging isolated communities, says psychologist

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It's taken 27 years for justice to be done for Susan Burdett’s family with her son Dallas Mckay going through a particularly harrowing time as the defence alleged he murdered his mother.

Susan Burdett's son overwhelmed after justice is done for his mum

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The 26-year-old will appear in court as there was a fire ban in the region.

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