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Facebook 'unquestionably making hate worse' - whistleblower
26 Oct 2021Facebook is "unquestionably making hate worse".
That's the scathing claim from whistleblower Frances Haugen, who's been giving evidence to UK politicians working on the country's Online Safety Bill.
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Covid-19: GP vows to keep pushing for Māori vaccination once Auckland reaches 90 percent total
26 Oct 2021While some across the nation might have been relaxing at the beach yesterday, a team of Maori doctors and community leaders traversed South Auckand to encourage unvaccinated whanau.
With the star… Read more Audio
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Covid-19: Auckland primary schools relieved to stay closed
Auckland primary school principals are relieved they are not reopening their classrooms to more children today.
They say it is not worth risking people's health even though the ongoing lockdown is… Read more Audio
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Woman stuck in Afghanistan fears for her life
26 Oct 2021Immigration officers admit that for three years they've held onto the passport of a woman now stuck in Afghanistan fearing for her life.
The woman is appealing to the Government for help on… Read more Audio
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Covid-19: Government worked hard to make school opening safe - Robertson
Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson is confident it is safe for senior students to return to school on Tuesday.
Robertson said it is understandable some students will be anxious about returning… Read more Audio
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Covid-19: Students nervous about return to school
Auckland students who are heading back to school this morning, including year 13 Krish Patel, who is head boy at Howick College, and year 12 Rosie Risbrook, from Whangaparaoa College.
When Auckland… Read more Audio
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Covid-19: Principals on senior students headed back to school
Across Auckland this morning, almost 60,000 students are heading back through the school gates to classrooms for the first time in ten weeks.
Students from years 11, 12 and 13 are allowed back -… Read more Audio
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Business News for 26 October 2021
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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Eight people died on the roads over Labour weekend
Eight people have died on New Zealand roads over the Labour Day long weekend.
On Sunday, a truck and motorcycle collided in Canterbury, killing the motorcyclist.
Two people also died on Saturday… Read more Audio
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Covid-19: Ōtorohanga Mayor calls on community to get vaccinated
The mayor of Ōtorohanga is meeting with community leaders and health officials today to decide on extra vaccination clinics after the Ministry of Health announced two cases of Covid-19 in the King… Read more Audio
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Covid-19: South Waikato response kicks up a gear
South Waikato is kicking its Covid-19 response up a gear with the revelation a person who later tested positive for the virus spent the night in Tokoroa.
Two new cases were also reported yesterday… Read more Audio
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