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Law expert says Israel-Gaza war is "troubling" for liberal democracies
A international law expert says the conflict between Israel and Gaza is very troubling for liberal democracies like New Zealand that depend on an international rule based order.
The government has… Audio
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NZ only Five Eyes partner who voted in favour of Israel-Gaza ceasefire resolution
The United Nations Security Council continues to reject a resolution for a ceasefire between Gaza and Israel.
The 15-member body's primary responsibility is to maintain international peace and… Audio
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More wet weather in store as ex-Tropical Cyclone hangs around
The dregs of Cyclone Lola are continuing to soak the upper North Island with MetService heavy rain warnings being extended until Tuesday evening.
Warnings are in force for Coromandel, Bay of Plenty… Audio
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The couple bringing contemporary Samoan cuisine to Auckland
Audio 27 Oct 2023Henry Onesemo – head chef at the new Parnell restaurant Tala – was working as a Polynesian dancer at Florida's Disney World when he met Debby, a former lawyer. Audio
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Heavy snow watches in place for lower South Island
Audio 27 Oct 2023Southern farmers will be checking on young stock and new crops this morning, as the region wakes up to snow on Friday.
A cold and windy southwesterly is making its way up the country.
MetService's… Audio
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Proposed ram raid law 'leads nowhere good', Children's Commissioner says
A pipeline to prison is how in the incoming Chief Children's Commissioner is describing a proposed ram raid law. The bill, amending the Crimes Act, would see ram raid sentences of up ten years in jail… Video, Audio
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High Court dismisses Jehovah's Witness bid to get out of Royal Commission
A legal bid by the Jehovah's Witness church to get out of being part of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care has been dismissed by the High Court in Wellington.
The church filed a… Audio
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Surveillance technology used by police challenged in court
The police use of surveillance technology allowing them to collect footage of vehicle number plates is being challenged in court by defendants.
At the heart of the arguments is whether the tech… Audio
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What will National's crackdown on gangs look like?
National's promised to crack down on gangs in its first hundred days in government. So what is that actually going to look like in a town like Opotiki where gang tensions are simmering to boiling… Audio
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The Panel with Heather Roy and Ed Amon (Part 2)
Audio 25 Oct 2023Today on The Panel Wallace and panellists Heather Roy and Ed Amon ask whether the law should include a right to disconnect from work, and hear about the programme training and accrediting young… Audio
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Coroner promises to keep victims at the heart of March 15 inquiry
'None of them are defined by what happened on 15 March'. The words of the coroner as she opened an inquest into the Christchurch terror attack, as she promised to keep victims at the heart of her… Audio
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Coroner's inquest into Mosque terror attacks gets underway
The coroner's inquest into the Christchurch terror attack has now opened.
The court was filled with the families of many of the 51 worshippers who were murdered in the shootings at Masjid Al Noor and… Audio
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Abuse survivor wants teachers banned from talking to students on social media
A former student who was groomed and sexually abused by her teacher wants teachers banned from talking to students on social media.
As the law currently stands, if a child is over 16, they have… Audio
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Low expected to bring strong northwesterly winds
Several weather watches have been issued as another low sweeps across the Tasman, bringing strong northwesterly winds from Tuesday.
Heavy rain is forecast for the west coasts of both islands from… Audio
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Fall of Fiji trafficker exposes previous government’s blind eye
Investigation exposes how the former Fijian governement let a man get away with drug trafficking. Audio
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Take me to your leader
Our new political leaders got off on the wrong foot this week with the political press pack by keeping them at arm's length over their negotiations to from the new government. Was this a genuine media… Video, Audio
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Professor Al Gillespie: War and peace on the international stage
Audio 22 Oct 2023In an address from the Oval Office, President Joe Biden set out his case for U.S. backing of Ukraine and Israel, but how did this play out on the international stage and who will be the major players… Audio
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Auē! The story behind a modern literary classic
In this extract from Everything I Know About Books Mary McCallum, of Mākaro Press explains how she came to publish a modern New Zealand classic - Auē! by Becky Manawatu.
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Environmental group launches legal challenge to Mt Messenger Wildlife Act Authority
A Department of Conservation decision could result in the deaths of up to forty-six species - including kiwi - during the construction of the Mt Messenger bypass in Taranaki, an environmental charity… Audio
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Pacific women most discriminated in NZ's legal profession
New survey reveals Pacific women in the legal profession are the most vulnerable to workplace discrimination. Audio
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Around 500 feared dead after air strike on hospital in Gaza
About 500 people are feared dead in Gaza after an air strike on a hospital. Hamas says the strike was an Israeli air strike, but the Israeli military says the Islamic Jihad terrorist organisation is… Audio
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Police AI tools spark privacy concerns
Audio 17 Oct 2023Earlier this month it was revelled Police are using powerful new AI to help them assess the risk posed by offenders when officers are called out to emergencies. But the use of AI programmes has raised… Audio
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Rain, snow and strong winds for parts of the country
Audio 17 Oct 2023It's a weather mash up, with a mix of a rain, snow, strong winds, cold and warm temperatures, thanks to a strong northwesterly followed by a southerly.
There are heavy rain warnings Tuesday night for… Audio
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Electoral law expert: Post election limbo and special votes
Returning to our earlier story about post election limbo. The deadline for the Electoral Commission to count special votes, including overseas ballots, is Friday 13 November. It's estimated there's… Video, Audio
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The Mysterious Secrets of Uncle Bertie's Botanarium: Ep 9 - Sacrilege in Batavia
Audio 15 Oct 2023Lord Joseph Banks scours the port of Batavia in search of his Uncle Bertie. A clue leads him to Arthur C Oldham Burroughs, an expatriate writer with controversial views on Lord Banks' mission... Audio
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2023 election results analysed by law professor Andrew Geddis
Audio 15 Oct 2023With 100 percent of the preliminary votes counted, National and ACT are on track to form the next Government.
The special votes are yet to be counted, but we know New Zealand First is back in… Audio
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"No" vote would be setback for Australia's Pacific relations
A "no" vote would be a setback for Australia's relations with the Pacific - academic Audio
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PNG watchdog says much more to do after Paul Paraka jailed
Transparency International Papua New Guinea says there is still much to do in the wake of the sentencing of disgraced lawyer, Paul Paraka, on misappropriation charges. Audio
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PNG's PM wants foreign police officers in leadership roles
Papua New Guinea wants to put 20 foreign police officers in leadership roles in the local force. Audio
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Prisoners transferred to Otago as Christchurch prison runs out of space
Corrections is transferring more prisoners from Christchurch Men's Prison to Otago after running out of room.
The prison reached "operational capacity" over the weekend, which meant one man was held… Audio