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Intern pharmacist suspended after 2-month-old Bellamere Arwyn Duncan dies following overdose
Bellamere Arwyn Duncan died from phosphate toxicity at Starship children's hospital.

What to know about singer's Lyme disease diagnosis
Singer Justin Timberlake revealed his struggle with Lyme disease during his recent world tour.

Chad Erueti drove car into victim, pinning her against retaining wall
Judge: Chad Erueti has 'an unimpressive history of violence' and needed to be jailed.

Black Caps v Zimbabwe: Live updates as New Zealand look to wrap up first test on day three
All the action from Bulawayo.

Live: Injury-wrecked Warriors seek bounce-back win over Dolphins
Follow live coverage as the Warriors host the Dolphins at Go Media Stadium in Auckland.

Twelve in race to become mayor of Auckland as deadline passes
Councillor Kerrin Leoni is one of 11 challengers attempting to stop Wayne Brown being a two-term mayor of Auckland.

Man kicked off flight at Auckland Airport after ‘concerning remarks’
The man was believed to be intoxicated.

BBC faces mounting calls to pull MasterChef series
It comes as a MasterChef contestant says she was edited out after asking for the new series not to be broadcast.

NRL live updates: Warriors v Dolphins
Follow all the action from Go Media Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland.

Actor 'thrilled' to play RSC's Big Friendly Giant
John Leader is set to play the Roald Dahl character in the theatre company's upcoming production.

Travellers to Pacific cautioned against mosquito bites as dengue fever cases soar
Health New Zealand said Samoa has been particularly affected by the disease, with more than 2000 cases reported since 17 April.

Witness claims player kicked in head and knocked out before brawl at Auckland Grammar v De La Salle game
Two red cards were given during the game, one allegedly after a player's head was kicked.

Warriors v Dolphins live updates: Andrew Webster’s side look to bounce back
Live updates of the NRL clash between the Warriors and Dolphins.

A Dell-icious Chromebook too affordable to pass up — Only $200
TL;DR: Tough enough for school, work, and clumsy hands, the brand-new Dell Chromebook 3100 offers 8GB RAM, an all-day battery, and Chrome OS for just $199.99. Built to take a beating and keep going, the Dell Chromebook 3100 is a rugged, no-nonsense laptop made for real life—whether that means a messy desk or your kid’s snack-covered hands. It’s a practical pick for anyone who needs a consistent budget laptop. Although this model debuted in 2019, these units are brand new and never used, with Chrome OS support through June 2029. Inside, you’ll find an Intel Celeron N4120 processor, 8GB of RAM, and 64GB of fast eMMC storage—ideal for students typing up papers, professionals juggling browser tabs, or anyone needing a simple device that works. The compact 11.6? screen is easy to tote around — you won’t need to wince after carelessly tossing it in your bag, but don’t throw it down a flight of stairs. The spill-resistant keyboard and reinforced hinges mean it can survive common everyday accidents. Whether you’re on Zoom calls, streaming lectures, or catching up on emails, the 14-hour battery life and built-in webcam make it a dependable daily companion. Get the Dell Chromebook 3100 for just $199.99 for a limited time. Dell Chromebook 3100 11.6? HD Non-Touch (2019) N4120 8GB RAM 64GB eMMCSee Deal StackSocial prices subject to change.

How bad is the tariff news for NZ, really?
New Zealand exports to the US will now face a 15 percent tariff, but economists say it could have been much worse.

Palmerston North intermediate school kids gunning for world literature quiz title
Four bright young minds from Palmerston North are off to the World Kids' Lit Quiz in Johannesburg, South Africa.