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Commerce Commission: Bed, Bath And Beyond Sentenced Over Record Number Of Unsafe Products

From March to October 2023 Bed, Bath and Beyond sold 27,374 products that did not include the safety information in the locations required by law.

GE Free NZ: Minister Reti Asked For Two Week Delay Of Select Committee Deadline

The submission timeline is narrow, only 30 working days, if statutory, weekends and annual holidays are factored in, and submissions close on 17 February. This is the reason we have asked for a two week extension to help submitters understand and make informed submissions

Science Media Centre: Government Plans To Double Mineral Exports By 2035 – Expert Reaction

The announcement also included the release of the final critical minerals list with 37 minerals including gold and coal.

University of Canterbury: AI-powered Tool To Combat Rising Wildfire Danger

A new wildfire forecasting system that updates using real-time weather data could help firefighters protect lives and property from a growing global threat.

NZ Certified Builders: BCITO And NZCB Announce Apprentice Challenge 2025

Apprentices compete at regional heats around New Zealand on 12 April, with the winners going through to the national final, which is held at the NZCB Conference in Hamilton on 6-7 June. The NZCB Apprentice Challenge is now into its fifteenth year and has become one of the biggest events on the construction industry calendar.

NIWA: Seasonal Climate Outlook February To April 2025

A La Niña Advisory is in effect, though weak and expected to be short-lived, says NIWA National Climate Centre Principal Scientist Chris Brandolino, with international guidance indicating around a 50% chance for La Niña conditions persisting through the February to April period.

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