A woman has been convicted of giving cannabis to her 3-month old baby through her breast milk, in what is believed to be the first case of its kind in New Zealand. The 29-year-old Wanganui woman was charged with administering
New shocking research has revealed that toxins implanted into GM food crops to kill pests are reaching the bloodstreams of women and unborn babies at nearly 100%. Most recently, scientists in Canada conducted a study on pregnant and non-pregnant women, looking for
- Spanish woman was ejected moments before take-off having carried a book and a scroll on board because they wouldn’t fit in her suitcase - Video footage of her argument with police officer went viral on Facebook as fellow passengers
Facebook has moved against the thousands of trolls who use its pages to taunt others, launching an Australia-wide Be Bold, Stop Bullying campaign. From today, the global social networking giant is asking every Australian user to stamp out the behaviour
“There was a fish in my kitchen,” said Elizabeth Scoyen, standing on the deck of her apartment in the Babylon marina, two blocks from the Atlantic Ocean. “That is when I knew this was going to be bad,” she said, as
- Girl, 12, given detention for hugging a classmate - No-hugs rule introduced over “excessive hugging” - Mother says rule is “absolutely ridiculous” - NSW school bans handstands, cartwheels, somersaults - Schools in Victoria and South Australia ban hugging A
The company that makes the world’s biggest-selling gene test for breast and ovarian cancers is refusing to share groundbreaking knowledge that could benefit patients, academics claim. Myriad Genetics is accused of deliberately withholding data that could help other scientists to
Nasa’s Curiosity rover has found soil on Mars to be similar to Hawaii’s after sifting and scanning its first sample on the Red Planet. The robot’s CheMin instrument shook out fine particles of soil and fired X-rays at them to determine their
Barclays took another major hit to its already bruised reputation last night when a US regulator threatened the bank with a record $470m (£290m) penalty for allegations that it attempted to manipulate the US electricity market. After the London market had
Cyclone Nilam has struck the southeastern coast of India, bringing with it severe flooding and winds almost as strong as superstorm Sandy. Nilam, which formed over the Bay of Bengal, looked to be headed straight for the Sri Lankan coast.
