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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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Midday Business News for 10 October 2023
The listed pub and restaurant owner Good Spirits Hospitality is looking to sell its assets to head off possible legal action by its biggest lender.
Kim Moodie has the business news. Audio
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Law professor breaks down possibility of hung parliament & election re-do
National's doubling down on its claim there's a "very real and growing possibility" of a hung Parliament and that would mean going back to the polls. Christopher Luxon has defended the comments made… Video, Audio
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Using facial recognition technology to combat retail crime
Retail NZ is seeking a coordinated and "sector-wide" use of facial recognition technology in a bid to cut down on repeat crime. It says almost all retailers who responded to its latest survey have… Audio
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NZ citizen Ahmed Zaoui detained in Algeria
Audio 5 Oct 2023Ahmed Zaoui - a New Zealand citizen - has been detained in Algeria after a political meeting at his home.
Zaoui is an activist for democracy. He rose to national prominence here twenty years ago… Audio
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Donald Trump attends first day of civil fraud trial
Former US president Donald Trump is attending the first day of a $400 million civil fraud trial against him after his legal team tried and failed to delay the case.
Trump, his two adult sons, and the… Audio
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People are dying while pollution continues to waft over schools, marae and family homes in a beachside town
Audio 3 Oct 2023People are dying while pollution continues belching into the air in one of New Zealand’s most beautiful beachside suburbs. What will it take to stop it? Video
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Can children's testimony be trusted? Experts weigh in on Peter Ellis case
An American psychologist who gave evidence at the Supreme Court hearing into the Christchurch Civic Creche case has told a new RNZ podcast that a child's evidence can be just as reliable as an…
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$70 million of meth stashed in farm equipment seized by police
More than $70 million of meth stashed in farm equipment has been seized in a joint police and customs operation leading to 9 arrests including three gang members. The gang allegedly involved cant be… Video, Audio
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Telling the Story of Peter Ellis and the Christchurch Civic Creche Case
Alexander Behse explains how he came to tell the story of Peter Ellis and the Christchurch Civic Creche Case.
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The Pre-Panel with Penny Ashton and Ian Powell
Audio 28 Sep 2023Wallace and panellists Penny Ashton and Ian Powell look at the accuracy of legal dramas from Law and Order to Fisk. Plus. our panellists tell us what has been on their minds this week. Audio
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Give-a-Little page set up for Mama Hooch sexual assault case victims
Audio 28 Sep 2023A survivor of the Christchurch Mama Hooch sexual assault case has set up a Give-a-Little page to support victims' recovery.
Last month Brothers Roberto and Danny Jaz were convicted of multiple… Audio
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Some flood-displaced people miss out on assistance packages
Yet another roadblock for people displaced by this year's summer storms. Earlier this month, the government established an assistance package for people unable to get back into their homes after the… Audio
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How the food industry throws its weight - and its money - around in sport, politics, nutrition and education
Audio 27 Sep 2023How the food industry throws its weight - and its money - around in sport, politics, nutrition and education. Video
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Food industry fighting proposed clamp down on marketing of junk food
Audio 25 Sep 2023Advertising of junk food is a “major contributor” to the diseases sending New Zealanders to an early grave, the Ministry of Health says.
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Ultra-processed food is blamed for a global obesity epidemic - but the food industry is fiercely resistant to regulation
Audio 23 Sep 2023It’s almost three-quarters of all packaged food on our supermarket shelves - and experts think it’s driving the global explosion of obesity. Video
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Growing number of people representing themselves in civil cases
Lawyers say the rapidly growing number of people representing themselves in civil cases is creating a nightmare for judges.
There are calls for more legal aid for civil cases and expanding the scope… Audio
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Officials said a tax on sugary drinks was 'mainstream policy' but removing GST on fruit and vege wouldn't be effective in Aotearoa
Audio 21 Sep 2023Ministers were told taking GST off fruit and vegetables wouldn't make them cheaper. A tax on sugary drinks, though, could make us healthier.
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A proposed legal cap on the amount of sugar or salt in food has a surprise supporter.
Audio 20 Sep 2023Setting maximum levels for sugar and salt in food and limiting the size of fast food portions are being pushed by top health officials trying to halt the obesity crisis. Video
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Kim Dotcom fighting to keep passwords and hard-drives from FBI
Kim Dotcom's case is back in court as his legal team fights a decision that would see his hard-drives and passwords released to the United States.
The controversial billionaire is appealing a High… Audio
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Wellington City Council needs to cut capital expenditure says councillor
A Wellington City Councillor is warning the council urgently needs to cut capital expenditure, with the council under significant financial pressure - particularly from major projects like the… Audio
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Week in Detail: Winston's return, landlord rules, and big cats
The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week. Audio
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Former UK Prime Minister Theresa May her book, The Abuse of Power
Most remembered for her failure to secure a Brexit deal, Theresa May was British Prime Minister between 2016 and 2019 and the longest-serving Home Secretary in over a century. A Remainer herself, her… Video, Audio
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Napier City Council backs out of plans to sell land
Napier City Council has backed out of plans to sell land to Kāinga Ora after a residents' association took legal action.
100 homes were to be built on Prebensen Drive - but neighbouring residents… Audio
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Midday Business News for 14 September 2023
The pool of people looking for work is being fuelled by high migration levels with tourism a notable bright spot, but the hospitality, accounting and legal sectors are all struggling to fill gaps.
… Audio
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The dark twists and crazy turns of Whangārei's big cat park
The lions and tigers are ready to roar again as Whangārei's Kamo Wildlife Sanctuary re-opens it doors on Saturday. But the park has a troubled past – and its future is uncertain. Audio
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Why politics matter in the clash between landlords and tenants
There are horror stories on both sides of the landlord/tenant divide, but how do the laws of the country ensure a fair balance between the rights of both? Audio
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A visit to the birthplace of the Labour party, as it tanks in the polls
As Labour tanks in pre-election polls, we visit a West Coast town that played an important role in the party's history. A miners' strike in Blackball in 1908 laid the foundation stone for Labour's… Video, Audio
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Bogus 'mentoring' schemes promise quick riches to vulnerable young people
There are concerns pyramid schemes disguised as mentorships are targeting a wave of young people. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is, says Massey University business school marketing… Audio
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Advocacy angst as campaign begins - officially
The Herald copped criticism for publishing a front-page attack ad targeting the National Party leader this week - but it was far from the first time ads like it have appeared in print. Meanwhile… Audio