The cause is either
1) someone managing to bypass the check that a macro is valid when editing a page (difficult, but possible)
2) you had a user macro or addon called re-news that a user has used on the page, and then you've removed it (deleted the user macro, disabled/removed the add-on providing it, or upgraded the add-on to a version that doesn't have it)
From memory, rw-news is a macro from the Refined Wiki add-on, so check that if you've ever used it. If it's not that, then it will be a user macro.
To fix the problem, do one of:
- Put the right version of Refined Wiki back on your system if it was that
- Write a user macro called re-news to replace it
- Remove the macro from the page
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