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Feel like your body odour changes week to week?
It can be a little gross, but sweating is completely normal, as is a little variation from time to time in the quantity and scent.

Boat that capsized, killing five people off Kaikoura was hit by whale, report finds
A "disorganised" response to the Kaikoura bird-watching disaster was also hampered with communication problems, investigators have found.

Watch live: Boat that capsized, killing five people off Kaikoura was hit by whale, report finds
The Transport Accident Investigation Commission also found a "disorganised" emergency response was hampered with communication problems .

Watch: Chaos in Turkish football as Jose Mourinho pinches nose of rival manager
Jose Mourinho squeezed Okan Buruk’s nose in a bizarre attack which left the Galatasaray manager writhing on the turf.

All Blacks prop facing indefinite absence after neck surgery
The Blues confirmed the popular prop would miss the rest of their season and could be unavailable for the All Blacks.

MCK - Senior Management change - Vice President Operations
Millennium & Copthorne Hotels New Zealand Limited (NZX: MCK) advises that Mr Ken Orr will be stepping down as Vice President Operations, due to a family relocation. The company is currently in discussions with Mr Orr regarding other opportunities with

Trade Minister Todd McClay confirms NZ to face 10% tariff on all goods to United States
Trade Minister Todd McClay has confirmed New Zealand exporters will face a 10 percent tariff on all goods to the United States, from this weekend.

Moana Pasifika 'hungry for more' after Crusaders win, says Savea
"There's still plenty of rugby to play and we're focused on taking it one game at a time."

LoftLabs launches vNode for enhanced Kubernetes isolation
LoftLabs has launched vNode, a virtual container runtime that boosts node-level isolation in Kubernetes, offering enhanced security without extra hardware.

Media leaders in PNG and Tonga discuss mutual concerns
There are hopes that a formal meeting of journalists from Tonga and Papua New Guinea last week will lead to the development of a collective media voice in the Pacific.

Labour alleges 'appalling lack of process' over Treaty Principles Bill deadline
The committee has "rammed it through with outrageous haste", with a report now expected a month early but excluding thousands of submissions, Duncan Webb says .

Exclusive: How tech is giving autistic minds space to thrive and be heard
On World Autism Understanding Day, experts highlight how technology is transforming support for autistic individuals, empowering them to thrive and innovate.

Wine producer aims to shield shoppers from US tariff's impact
Invivo plans to try to shield shoppers from the impact of a 10 percent tariff on its exports to the United States.

Sainthood has 'boosted morale and faith', says PNG bishop
Bishop Rosario Menesez from the Lae Diocese told Pacific Waves the canonisation of PNG's first saint "is going to boost the faith of not only Catholics, but also Christians".

Taranaki crash: Several injured children to be discharged from hospital
Most of the 11 children injured in a crash between a van and a car in South Taranaki have been able to leave hospital.

Suppression continues for man accused of stealing medical supplies from helicopter
The 31-year-old was arrested three days after a bag of critical medical supplies was stolen from the Taieri Airfield in January.

ICC enhances arbitration platform with Opus 2 technology
The ICC has launched an enhanced version of its Case Connect platform, powered by Opus 2, to streamline arbitration and improve dispute resolution efficiency.

Everything you need to know about Tomb Sweeping Day
Explainer - With a history that can be traced back 2500 years, the festival is about more than just commemorating the dead.