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    Fonterra targets nutrition market for weight-loss drug users▼Fonterra cashes in on nutritional needs of those on weight-loss medications✉newsHealthNutrition1 h ago

    New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra is moving to serve the nutritional needs of people taking weight-loss medications such as GLP-1 drugs, which can reduce appetite and lead to protein and nutrient shortfalls. The company is developing products aimed at this growing group of consumers, positioning dairy ingredients as a way to help patients maintain muscle mass and balanced nutrition while eating less.

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    South Africa face Australia in a Rugby Championship Test in Perth, with Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus making 13 changes to his starting side. The sweeping rotation comes after South Africa's series win over New Zealand, and fans are debating whether the heavily reshaped team can beat the Wallabies away from home.

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    NZ Parties Court Squeezed Voters as Election Race Heats Up▼NZ Political Parties Court Squeezed Voters as Election Race Heats Up✉newsWorldPolitics7 h ago

    New Zealand's political parties are stepping up efforts to win over voters under financial pressure as the election campaign intensifies. With households squeezed by the cost of living, parties are tailoring promises and policy pitches to appeal to struggling voters, making cost-of-living relief a central theme of the race.

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    Celebrity Traitors filming halted after star grew 'very anxious'●Celebrity Traitors filming halted after star grew ‘very anxious’✉newsCultureCelebrity57 min ago

    Filming on Celebrity Traitors was temporarily halted after one of the show's stars became 'very anxious' during production, according to a New Zealand Herald report. The pause has drawn attention to the pressures contestants face on the high-stakes reality format, which hinges on deception, secrecy and intense social gameplay.

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    Young New Zealanders driving a birding boom●There’s a fantastic article on the front page of the # RNZ website this morning about the rise of birding amongst youngMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife181 min ago

    RNZ is featuring a front-page article on the growing popularity of birding among young people in New Zealand. Young birders are becoming significant contributors to citizen science platforms eBird and iNaturalist, with one enthusiast quoted saying he does not mind getting wet, rained on or muddy in pursuit of birds. Readers online are praising the coverage and celebrating the trend.