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Slow chargers underpin Govt’s slow-track investment in public EV chargers

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By David Williams Verified
| Inkl
Analysis: The investment in AC slow chargers that start under $5k to build, rather than $100k-plus DC fast chargers, could be telling if the Govt's under pressure to meet its 10,000 target Sign up to read this article Read news from 100's of titles, curated specifically for you. Email is required Email is already registered. Please sign in instead. Start reading
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Court decision sets up a big year for freshwater

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By David Williams Verified
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
By David Williams of Analysis: Canterbury is, once again, putting freshwater issues front and centre - not just for the province itself but arguably for the country, in an election year. Three days before Christmas, the High Court found Canterbury's regional council, ECan, errantly included a rule in its regional plan permitting farm pollution, under certain circumstances. But the Environmental Law Initiative, which took the judicial review, didn't get everything it wanted.
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Treatment Persistence and Variations in Prescribing Oral, Injectable, and Inhaled Corticosteroids: A Population‐Based Drug Utilisation Study

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By Eleni Domzaridou, Matthew Carr, David Williams Verified
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Prescribing of oral and inhaled corticosteroids in primary care showed that 20% of users accounted for 80% of total prescriptions. Higher users of corticosteroids were older, with comorbidities including inflammatory bowel diseases, respiratory disease, or rheumatoid arthritis. Kaplan–Meier plots showed varying treatment persistence; the proportion of persistent patients after 1 month was 20% for oral corticosteroid users, and after 2 months was 50% for inhaled corticosteroid users.
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