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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Aug 24, 2026
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Jul 13, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · RNZ Digital reporters, RNZ Checkpoint

    Free-range hens likely to go in and out of lockdown as bird flu cases continue (opens the original)

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    Free-range hens may move in and out of lockdown as bird flu persists. Photo / RNZ, Sally Round By RNZ Digital reporters, RNZ Checkpoint of RNZ While the threat of bird flu still hangs over the egg industry, the Egg Producers Federation says it’s likely free-range chickens will be going in and out of lockdown in the coming months. Hundreds of thousands of hens have been in lockdown as the third case of bird flu was confirmed in a wild bird in Aotearoa. But Egg Producers Federation chairperson and

  2. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · RNZ Digital reporters, RNZ Checkpoint

    Free-range hens likely to go in and out of lockdown as bird flu cases continue (opens the original)

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    Free-range hens may move in and out of lockdown as bird flu persists. Photo / RNZ, Sally Round By RNZ Digital reporters, RNZ Checkpoint of RNZ While the threat of bird flu still hangs over the egg industry, the Egg Producers Federation says it’s likely free-range chickens will be going in and out of lockdown in the coming months. Hundreds of thousands of hens have been in lockdown as the third case of bird flu was confirmed in a wild bird in Aotearoa. But Egg Producers Federation chairperson and

  3. Article · Jul 13, 2026 · RNZ Checkpoint

    Primary school returns to pen and paper after ditching iPads (opens the original)

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    Omata School in New Plymouth has packed the iPads away for years one to four for the rest of the year. Photo / Alexander Robertson, RNZ A primary school that was an early adopter of iPads in class has ditched the technology, returning to pen and paper for its youngest students. At the start of the year, Ōmata School, in New Plymouth, packed the iPads away for years one to four. It started as a one-term trial, but the school has decided to stick with it until the end of the year and then reassess

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