High-powered magnets ban not preventing harm - experts

Update: 2025-12-14

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Small high-powered magnets were banned in NZ in 2014, but sites like Temu are still making them availabel to Kiwis. Ke-Xin Li has the story.

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High-powered magnets ban not preventing harm - experts

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High-powered magnets ban not preventing harm - experts

High-powered magnets ban not preventing harm - experts