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Police association disagree with ruling against photos
The Police Association says a new court decision on photographing people in public could "dramatically change" how police do their work.
The Court of Appeal has ruled a man who had his picture taken… Read more Audio
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Pre-budget speech from Finance Minister
Finance Minister Grant Robertson is giving a pre-budget speech to the Wellington Chamber of Commerce this morning.
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‘An embarrassing position for Labour and National to be in’ - Ngawera-Packer on seabed mining
11 May 2023Te Pāti Māori went on the attack in parliament last night after both major parties refused to support its proposed ban on seabed mining.
The party's co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer gave an… Read more Audio
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Breast Cancer screening failing Māori and Pacific women
11 May 2023A new report has found 50,000 women had their mammograms delayed by Covid and that the system fails Māori and Pacific women.
Breast Cancer Foundation chief executive Ah-Leen Rayner says the findings… Read more Audio
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Whangārei Boys' High School remains open after student fatality
11 May 2023Whangārei Boys' High School is still open after the loss of a student during a school trip to Northland's Abbey Caves on Tuesday.
A worksafe investigation into the incident has begun.
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Sports News for 11 May 2023
11 May 2023Ireland's Joy Neville will make history later this year when she becomes the first female to officiate at a men's rugby World Cup. Audio
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Concerns for privacy with police taking photos in public
A barrister is concerned a new court decision will create a precedence of "no consequences" for police who take unlawful photos of people.
The Court of Appeal has ruled a man who had his picture… Read more Audio
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Breast screening delays affecting thousands
11 May 2023A new report has found 50,000 women nationwide have had their breast screening delayed.
And it says the system is racist because of the worse rates for Maori and Pacific women.
It makes 26… Read more Audio
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Ruling won't stop Donald Trump running for president
Writer E.Jean Carroll has spoken after winning a defamation and sexual assault case against Donald Trump.
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The ruling won't stop… Read more Audio
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Te Pāti Māori fires up over refusal to ban seabed mining
11 May 2023The fallout of a fractious week in politics isn't over - with Te Pāti Māori firing up after both major parties refused to support a proposed ban on seabed mining.
The National Party has ruled out… Read more Audio
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'The teacher collapsed': man who dialled 111 describes Abbey Caves tragedy
11 May 2023A man who was at the scene of the Abbey Caves tragedy says one of the adults who was with the students, saved lives.
Caleb Salisbury, an arborist based in Whangarei, says he called 111 after some of… Read more Audio
