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Fujitsu told to pay Corrections $3.9m after lengthy legal battle
Fujitsu told to pay Corrections $3.9m after lengthy legal battle
The Wellington High Court has ruled in Corrections' favour in its long-running dispute with technology company Fujitsu.
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Phoenix stay third after entertaining draw with Victory
Phoenix stay third after entertaining draw with Victory
Wellington Phoenix battled blustery conditions and willing opposition from Melbourne Victory to draw their women's A-League match 2-2 in Porirua.
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From paper to platform - media's online dependence
Five years ago Dr Merja Myllylahti warned our news media were becoming dangerously dependent on global digital platforms which gave them online audiences but undercut their income and didn’t seem to… Audio
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From paper to platform - media's online dependence
From paper to platform - media's online dependence
Five years ago Dr Merja Myllylahti warned our news media were becoming dangerously dependent on global digital platforms which gave them online audiences but undercut their income and didn’t seem to…
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Australia to triple fees on foreign purchasers of existing homes
Australia to triple fees on foreign purchasers of existing homes
The decision has been made as part of measures aimed at increasing the supply of affordable housing as supply continues to outstrip demand.
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Hawke's Bay on-demand bus service trial in Hastings swamps council staff
Hawke's Bay on-demand bus service trial in Hastings swamps council staff
An on-demand bus service trial in Hastings has put a "significant load" on the regional council's call centre, and is double the cost of a regular fixed-route bus.
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Landlords and tax changes: End of a flawed law
Landlords and tax changes: End of a flawed law
Analysis - The new coalition government has announced a suite of tax reforms, with early criticisms of potential windfalls to landlords, but the previous policy could also be extremely punitive.
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'Love Story' actor Ryan O'Neal dies at age 82
'Love Story' actor Ryan O'Neal dies at age 82
The 1970s Hollywood heartthrob actor Ryan O'Neal has died at age 82.
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World rugby 7s series more 'ruthless', Fiji coach Gollings says
World rugby 7s series more 'ruthless', Fiji coach Gollings says
Fiji national sevens team coach Ben Gollings believes the new competition format introduced by World Rugby for the 2023/2024 HSBC Sevens Series is tougher than previous years.
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SAMPHA- ‘I had a very nutritious musical upbringing’
Sampha Sisay, A.K.A SAMPHA is a British singer, producer, musician and songwriter known for his smooth and rich voice. He first burst onto the music scene working with electronic music producer… Video, Audio
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Human Rights Commission new leadership role honours Te Tiriti o Waitangi - chief executive
Human Rights Commission defends new leadership role in face of government criticism
The commission has just introduced a co-chief executive position, appointing Julia Amua Whaipooti to the role on Wednesday. Audio
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Around the motu : Samantha Gee covering Nelson
It's the beginning of a hot, dry, El Niño summer for the top of the South Island and water restrictions have been introduced in Nelson and Tasman already, Sam talks to Kathryn about a group of… Audio
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Te Pukenga gone, Minister promises 8-10 polytechs will remain
The Minister for Tertiary Education says the super-institute Te Pukenga will be gone within six to eight months, replaced by 8 to 10 institutions. Yesterday Penny Simmonds instructed the organisation… Audio
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Project to reduce court cases backlog hit with 'staffing and resourcing challenges'
Project to reduce court cases backlog hit with 'staffing and resourcing challenges'
A new way to unjam the country's logjammed courts, the Backlog Project, has helped a bit - but ran into its own shortages, of staff, communications, targets and direction, even of police cells.
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Proposed 'Five AIs Act' may fire up military intelligence cold war with China
Proposed 'Five AIs Act' may fire up military intelligence cold war with China
US lawmakers are considering a bill that would involve New Zealand joining in on military artificial intelligence to beat out China.
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Hunt on at remote Southland beach for great white shark's missing tag
Hunt on at remote Southland beach for great white shark's missing tag
Imagine trying to find a needle in a haystack, but the needle is a six-inch satellite transponder and the haystack a beach covered in mussel shells. Audio
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Wellington City Council votes 'in principle' to keep same rates for businesses
Wellington City Council votes 'in principle' to keep same rates for businesses
The decision about whether to decrease the commercial rates differential from $3.7 to $3.25 stirred heated debate.
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Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith refuses to express confidence in Chief Human Rights Commissioner Paul Hunt
Goldsmith refuses to express confidence in Chief Human Rights Commissioner
He's refusing to express confidence in Chief Human Rights Commissioner Paul Hunt, and while he won't abolish the commission like ACT wants, changes will be made.
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Family of missing Gisborne woman hope case review will provide answers four years on
'She deserved more': Family of woman missing 4 years hope review will provide answers
Jamie Kaiwai was last seen four years ago and her car was found with the keys in the ignition at Tolaga Bay wharf.
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Auckland Council, Wayne Brown reject plan for Waitematā harbour tunnel
'A stupid number' - Auckland Council, Wayne Brown reject plan for harbour tunnel
Auckland Council's Transport and Infrastructure Committee has decided not to support the current $56 billion plan for a secondary harbour crossing.
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US Senate Republicans block Ukraine, Israel aid bill over border dispute
US Senate Republicans block Ukraine, Israel aid bill over border dispute
The bill would provide about $50 billion in new security assistance for Ukraine, as well as money for humanitarian and economic aid for its government, plus $14b for Israel as it battles Hamas in…
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The TAHI 7th December 2023
On today’s show, we introduce you to Sharni Daze, a local artist combining house music and pop. So’omālō catches up with neo-seoul jazz musician Tusekah, and we try to figure out why streaming… Audio
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Neon at a Crossroads
Sky’s price rises show that competition for content is a bigger concern for them than competition for eyeballs, says Dan Slevin.
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Rookies get chance as big names left out of Black Caps ODI squad
Rookies get chance as big names left out of Black Caps ODI squad
Three debutants have been included in the Black Caps 13-player ODI squad to face Bangladesh with a host of top players to be rested.