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  •   Home > News > Education

    An increasing number of students are vaping during school time, with children as young as 10 taking up the habit

    An increasing number of students are vaping during school time, with children as young as 10 taking up the habit


    In a recent Cancer Society survey, half of 320 primary and secondary schools in Auckland and Northland reported students vaping at their schools.

    Eight percent of primary schools said there had been incidents with pupils using vaping devices.

    The Cancer Society's Northland spokeswoman, Rebecca Gilbert, says vaping is designed to look glamorous, which makes it increasingly attractive to young people.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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    Rugby:
    New Zealand Rugby's bid to bring Richie Mo'unga back home from Japan has come as no surprise to former Crusaders teammate Nemani Nandolo 14:47

    Entertainment:
    Chad Michael Murray chooses his roles carefully now that he is a father 14:45

    Health & Safety:
    Prince William provides rare update on Kate's condition, Harry and Meghan visit Nigeria 14:17

    Entertainment:
    Nick Carter has claimed it was "factually impossible" for him to have assaulted a woman who accused him of sexual battery 14:15

    Motorsports:
    Shane van Gisbergen will start from 22nd in tomorrow's NASCAR Xfinity Series race in Darlington 14:07

    Law and Order:
    A South Auckland primary school volunteer who hit eight students has lost a nearly 5-year legal battle to avoid charges 13:47

    Entertainment:
    Sam Raimi has split from his wife 13:45

    Entertainment:
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