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    New mums will soon be offered to stay in hospital for at least three-days after giving birth

    New mums will soon be offered to stay in hospital for at least three-days after giving birth


    The Government has confirmed National MP Catherine Wedd's Three-Day Postnatal Stay Amendment Bill will now progress through Parliament as part of its legislative programme.

    Courtney Winter has more.

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    Taranaki coach Neil Barnes believes his first five-eighths Josh Jacomb is not ready for the All Blacks yet, heading into tonight's NPC quarter-final against Hawke's Bay in Napier More...


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    Public Service Commissioner Sir Brian Roche, is questioning whether unionised secondary school teachers are committed to reaching a deal, as they vote to strike again More...



     Today's News

    Entertainment:
    Aaron Phypers has insisted he "never" physically abused Denise Richards 16:26

    Business:
    Public Service Commissioner Sir Brian Roche, is questioning whether unionised secondary school teachers are committed to reaching a deal, as they vote to strike again 16:17

    Rugby:
    Taranaki coach Neil Barnes believes his first five-eighths Josh Jacomb is not ready for the All Blacks yet, heading into tonight's NPC quarter-final against Hawke's Bay in Napier 16:17

    Law and Order:
    Israel announces list of Palestinian prisoners to be released, but one key name is absent 16:07

    Entertainment:
    Aubrey Plaza learned how to "have fun and move forward" from her grandmother 15:56

    Rugby:
    Otago have knocked out Waikato in the first NPC quarter-final, now it's the turn of Bay of Plenty and Tasman to tussle at Tauranga Domain today 15:27

    Entertainment:
    King Charles' "fondest hope" is that his new documentary will encourage a new generation to help save the planet 15:26

    Cricket:
    The White Ferns are taking confidence from a strong seam bowling performance as they look to kick on from their first victory at the Cricket World Cup 14:57

    Entertainment:
    The Vivienne's sister was in tears as she accepted the Inspiration Award at the 2025 Attitude Awards 14:56

    Rugby:
    Big wraps from Bay of Plenty coach Richard Watt for teenage halfback Charlie Sinton ahead of this afternoon's NPC quarter-final against Tasman in Tauranga 14:37


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