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Paul Goldsmith, Chloe Swarbrick discuss drug laws in wake of RNZ documentary
The Health Minister has admitted the country's drug laws are out of date.
Critics of New Zealand's drug legislation say it's not in line with other countries, which treat drug use as a health rather… Audio
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Season 2 Ep 14: New Zealand's Pacific Empire
New Zealand has had some big ambitions in the Pacific and mixed relations with our neighbours. Video, Audio
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Season 2 Ep 7: Moriori
Audio 25 Oct 2022Moriori are the original people of Rēkohu (aka Chatham Island or Wharekauri) & they have a tragic and inspiring story. Unfortunately, that story's often been twisted into, well, utter rubbish. Video, Audio
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Season 2 Ep 3: Teenagers
The 1950s saw an explosion of youth culture. “Bodgies and widgies' ' tearing round on motorbikes & hanging out in milk bars scandalised many Kiwi adults. Was “the teenager” invented in the 1950s? And… Video, Audio
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Law expert discusses legality of 'high-risk' Covid-19 restriction
Non-New Zealand citizens trying to get back to Aotearoa from very high-risk Covid-19 countries are basically out of runway under the government's new rules.
It's created a category for countries with… Video, Audio
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Health and Safety law 'not quite fit for purpose' - O'Riley discusses Covid-19 vaccine
Bosses can ask but workers do not have to tell - that is the legal advice on whether employees have to disclose if they have had the Covid-19 jab or not.
MBIE has developed guidelines based on… Video, Audio
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Fiji govt criticised for weakening the country's unions
Audio 19 Feb 2020The Fijian government has been accused of "wrecking the trade union movement" in the country. Audio
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Pacific states push for permanent EEZ recognition
Climate change related sea-level rise could pose a threat to the exclusive economic zones of the world's low-lying nations. Audio
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Pacific states move to ensure no loss of Exclusive Economic Zones
Pacific governments are working to ensure there is no loss of maritime jurisdiction because of climate change. Audio
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Public law expert joins the discussion on ad attack ban
Public law expert, Graeme Edgeler joins the discussion on whether or not the Speaker of the house can ban attack ads using footage from parliament tv. Audio
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Pacific police caught off guard by growth of meth trade
Police forces around the Pacific have been caught off guard by the growth of the methamphetamine trade in the region. Audio
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Between a ROC and a hard place - Solomons edges closer to China
A Solomon Islands minister says there could be difficult conversations ahead with both Taiwan and China as the nation reviews its diplomatic relations with Taipei. Audio
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Rumours of sorcery over Fiji deaths heighten community fears
The so called 'miracle baby' in Fiji who was found 10 days ago crawling near five dead family members at the top of a cliff, is out of hospital but the community is anxious about rumors of sorcery and… Audio
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Abortion Providers Group discusses law reform
The government's bill to liberalise abortion law will have its first reading in Parliament on Thursday.
It removes abortion from the Crimes Act and gives women an automatic right to an abortion in… Audio
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Bougainville Referendum Commission confident of a better roll
Audio 7 Aug 2019The Bougainville Referendum Commission says the six week delay in the holding of the vote on independence from Papua New Guinea, will ensure a better roll. Audio
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Tokelau court backs dismissals, finds pay withheld illegally
Tokelau's High Court has backed the government's dismissal of two public servants, but found it unlawfully withheld pay from them. Audio
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Family Planning CEO discusses abortion law reform
Hundreds of people marched to Parliament yesterday calling for the country's abortion laws to be overhauled and removed from the Crimes Act.
New abortion laws are currently being considered by senior… Audio
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Mixed views as Fiji human rights institute launched
Audio 18 Jul 2019A new Pacific wide Institute of Human Rights Research is being launched in Suva today. Audio
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NZ-funded parliament in Niue runs into legal dispute
Niue is building a new multi-million dollar parliament funded by New Zealand, but the project has run into opposition from landowners and an MP, who is seeking a court injunction against it. Audio
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Constitutionality of Papua's Act of Free Choice to be tested
A group of West Papuans has applied for a judicial review of the process by which the former Dutch New Guinea was incorporated into Indonesia. Audio
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Police Minister discusses gun law changes
Audio 11 Apr 2019Less than four weeks after a terrorist attacked two Christchurch mosques, Parliament has passed a law banning the semi-automatic weapons he used to kill 50 people. Stuart Nash is the Minister of… Audio
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Aust govt questioned over use of aid funds for Pacific bank
Moves by Australia to divert aid funds into an infrastructure bank as part of its 'Pacific step up' to counter Chinese influence are being questioned in a new report. Audio
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Mohamed Hassan, Guled Mire discuss headscarves, gun laws
Journalist Mohamed Hassan and community advocate Guled Mire join Susie Ferguson for a Morning Report broadcast outside the Christchurch Botanic Gardens, continuing coverage of the aftermath of the… Audio
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Dunblane victim's father discusses UK gun laws
In 1996 a gunman shot 16 children and one teacher before killing himself in Dunblane, Scotland. It remains the deadliest mass shooting in British history. Public debate about the massacre centred on… Audio
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PNG urged to help bring justice to asylum seekers
Papua New Guinea 's Catholic church is urging the government to do more to help refugees and asylum seekers in the country find resettlement. While the church is pushing for a definitive end to the… Audio