Scientists left 'homeless' after government's job cuts, advocates say
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This article highlights the negative effects of New Zealand's government science funding cuts on scientists and the nation. It reports that around 700 science jobs have been lost, leading to financial hardship, homelessness, and suicidal thoughts among highly skilled scientists, forcing some to seek work overseas. The 'Save Science Coalition' claims these cuts will harm the country's future preparedness and prosperity.
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