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Should political parties have to disclose use of AI?
30 May 2023The PR industry thinks political parties should have to disclose their use of artificial intelligence in campaign advertising. But advertisers are not so sure.
The political parties themselves have… Read more Audio
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Older men particularly vulnerable among homeless
30 May 2023The Loafers Lodge hostel fire has shone a light on some of Aotearoa's most vulnerable people, in particular older men.
They struggle to find decent accomodation, often sleeping rough or finding poor… Read more Audio
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Missing pair were likely in vehicle found in sea - crash expert
A crash expert has told a Coroner's hearing into the disappearance of John Beckenridge and his step-son Mike that it's likely someone would've been behind the wheel of their car as it went off a… Read more Audio
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Fog cannons: Liqour store hit over 15 times despite protections
Robbed, held at knifepoint and scared to death is an experience many dairy and small business owners are getting used to as rates of attacks climb to historic levels.
Robert Lee, owner of the… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 30 May 2023
30 May 2023The IPL final between the Chennai Super Kings and the Gujarat Titans went down to the wire, with Chennai Super Kings winng by 5 wickets (with 0 balls remaining) (DLS method). Audio
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Hawke's Bay Regional Council struggling to pay cyclone bill
30 May 2023Hawke's Bay Regional Council is worried the Cyclone Gabrielle response and recovery could leave ratepayers with a hefty bill.
A council report has revealed it's alreday struggling to get reimbursed… Read more Audio
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Review needed for NZ secuirty and intelligence laws
The Government is calling for a bipartisan approach to the reviewing of New Zealand's security and intelligence laws.
There are 52 recommendations in a new report on the country's spy agencies.
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Children's Commissioner on police pursuits
The Children's Commissioner is imploring police not to pursue young drivers.
The police commissioner, Andrew Coster, announced the change to the pursuit policy on the back of a large increase in… Read more Audio
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National open to bilingual road signs - Willis clarifies
30 May 2023The deputy leader of the opposition, Nicola Willis, has hit back at accusations from Prime Minister Chris Hipkins that National was dog-whistling in its criticism of bilingual road signs.
On Friday… Read more Audio
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Ambulance "ramping" takes nine crews off the road per day
30 May 2023The equivalent of nine ambulances a day are unable to respond to call-outs because they're stuck outside emergency departments, unable to drop off patients.
It's known as ramping - the time crews… Read more Audio
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Busted parking meters no barrier to issuing fines
30 May 2023Drivers in New Plymouth are crying foul over the council continuing to issue parking tickets in the CBD despite almost half its meters not working properly.
Some machines have crashed completely… Read more Audio
