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Pharmac offers no-cost contraceptives for New Zealand’s women

By: Inkline 17 Oct 2019

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The move to make the devices free will benefit around 21,000 New Zealand women.

Filipino fashion teachers on sustainability

By: Inkline 14 Oct 201915 Oct 2019

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The four walls of a classroom seems to be a good venue to talk about sustainable fashion.

Conservation effort boosts England’s pine marten population

By: Inkline 10 Oct 201914 Oct 2019

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Their population has doubled overnight in England.

Instagram launches anti-bullying feature

By: Inkline 4 Oct 20194 Oct 2019

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The social media platform tackles cyberbullying through a new feature.

Indonesia raises minimum marriable age for women

By: Inkline 19 Sep 201920 Sep 2019

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The minimum marriageable age for women is now 19 years old.

London university ditches beef to help tackle climate change

By: Inkline 13 Sep 201913 Sep 2019

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Goldsmiths University has banned beef products from all its food outlets.

Companies pool money to spot deep fake videos

By: Inkline 7 Sep 201910 Sep 2019

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Tech giants want to produce technology to better detect AI-altered videos.

102 countries vote to protect endangered mako sharks

By: Inkline 31 Aug 20197 Sep 2019

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Mako sharks are disappearing from the Atlantic, Northern Pacific and Indian Oceans.

Africa soon to be polio-free

By: Inkline 26 Aug 201926 Aug 2019

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Africa could officially be declared polio-free in 2020, according to the WHO.