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Wellness industry's dark side: Experts warn of dangers in RNZ podcast The Lodge
The global wellness industry, valued at approximately $5 trillion, harbours a dangerous underbelly, according to a new RNZ podcast.

Lawson in ‘decent place’ as shock Verstappen move overshadows Austrian Grand Prix
The Kiwi driver wants more pace after practice, but the hot topic in the build-up to racing was speculation about the Dutch world champion’s future in F1.

Police seeking Auckland man Solomon Kapua Apihai
The 41-year-old, who is known to frequent areas around Mount Roskill and Auckland's CBD, is continuing to evade police.

Live updates: Homes damaged after reported Waitara tornado, thunderstorms to disrupt travel plans, south braces for snow
MetService warns severe weather will continue, with more thunderstorms on the horizon.

GB's Xu ready for 'role model' Raducanu at Wimbledon
British teenager Mimi Xu is "ready" to face Emma Raducanu on her Wimbledon debut after initially being left in suspense about her first-round opponent.

Substituted players to be interviewed during Premier League games
Interviews with substituted players and camera access to dressing rooms will feature in Premier League TV coverage next season.

Plume of smoke across city as ship on fire in dock
Firefighters at the blaze in Albert Dock expect to be dealing with the incident into the night.

Terminally ill woman 'overwhelmed' by donations for wedding vow renewal
Trasi and her husband originally planned to have a ceremony next year, but had to bring it forward.

Trump says he is cutting off trade talks with Canada
Canada had been hoping to secure a trade deal with the US next month.

DR Congo and Rwanda sign long-awaited peace deal in Washington
The deal has been hailed by President Trump as "a great day" but there are potential pitfalls.

CMAT says she still faces abuse after viral song
The singer spoke to BBC News after her set lit up Glastonbury festival on Friday afternoon.

Soho Basin at Cardrona not ready yet due to lack of snow
Bad weather and not enough snow have done their best to delay the opening of a new terrain and lift at Cardrona ski field in the South Island.

Country Life: Dollars for nature - can biodiversity credits fix NZ's conservation woes?
Country Life: What are biodiversity credits and how can they work for NZ?

Andrews' journey from set-piece expert to Brentford boss
Keith Andrews applied to be manager of League Two MK Dons in April - two months later he has been appointed boss of Premier League Brentford.

'I deserve it' - GB qualifier wants prize money change
British qualifier Oliver Tarvet calls for a change in United States college rules after being unable to take home his full Wimbledon prize money.

Russell's craft can cut through Campese criticism as Lions tackle Force
Andy Farrell's British and Irish Lions look to make an early impact down under as they face Western Force on Saturday in their first tour match.

Starmer says he regrets using 'island of strangers' phrase
The PM says he "had no idea" the language echoed Enoch Powell's 1968 speech about immigration.

Lotus considering shifting UK production to US
The BBC understands the car maker is considering the move amid the introduction of US tariffs.

The wannabe dad influencer who killed his baby's mother in cold blood
Habibur Masum subjected Kulsuma Akter to threats and controlling behaviour before murdering her.

Plans to help benefits recipients into work 'a mess', say DWP officials
Plans to help those affected by benefits cuts into work are not "properly considered", officials tell the BBC.