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Auckland Zoo and Motat to charge for use of carparks
'Not ideal': Uproar over new parking charges at Auckland Zoo
Some visitors to Auckland Zoo are concerned new parking charges will make the excursion unaffordable as the cost of living just keeps rising.
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IKEA parent company among 4 overseas investors to secure farms for forestry conversion
Overseas investors secure four farms for forestry conversion
The Overseas Investment Office has approved the sale of a further four farms to overseas investors to plant into forestry.
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'Waste of time and money': Employers and migrants bound to new visa
'Waste of time and money': Employers and migrants bound to new visa
The government should be embarrassed it has introduced a scheme tying migrants to an employer when the Productivity Commission has just recommended the practice be stopped, according to an immigration… Audio
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Privacy breaches by Ministry of Justice staff jump steeply
Privacy breaches by Ministry of Justice staff jump steeply
More than 150 Ministry of Justice staff and contractors breached privacy rules in two years, and faced employment action for snooping in court records.
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Handguns: Canada proposes complete freeze on ownership
Canada proposes total freeze on handgun ownership
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada should introduce a total ban on the buying and selling of all handguns.
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Rural water schemes should remain in private ownership - working group
Rural water schemes should remain in private ownership - working group
Privately owned rural water supplies should be able to keep managing themselves, rather than handing over to the Three Waters entities, a working group has recommended.
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Productivity Commission urges government to act strategically on immigration
Government urged to be more strategic on immigration
A suite of immigration recommendations has been made by the Productivity Commission, including urging government to publish policy on the country's ability to settle people.
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Supermarket changes: Independent wholesaler needed, say retailers
Supermarket changes: Independent wholesaler needed, say retailers
Smaller grocery retailers welcome a 'step in the right direction' on supermarket changes, but say the duopoly will dominate until there's an independent wholesaler. Audio
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Food and Grocery Council welcomes supermarket shake up
The Food and Grocery Council has welcomed the government's plan to shake up the supermarket sector.
Under the changes a grocery sector watchdog will be set up and a mandatory code of conduct will be… Audio
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Grant Robertson on supermarket shake up plans
The Government's plan to shake up the supermarket duopoly has the backing of consumer groups, but will it actually bring down your groceries bills?
Under the changes a grocery sector watchdog will be… Audio
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Top Stories for Tuesday 31 May 2022
Audio 31 May 2022The Government begins its shake-up of the supermarket duopoly, introducing a sector watchdog and a mandatory code of conduct. We'll ask the Acting Prime Minister how long households will have to wait… Audio
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Consumer NZ hopes new supermarket rules will impact shoppers
The government has introduced a raft of new rules for supermarkets in an attempt to counter soaring food prices. It follows the Commerce Commissions market study into New Zealand supermarkets, which… Audio
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Nanaia Mahuta under pressure as Pacific's geopolitical game heats up
Nanaia Mahuta under pressure as Pacific's geopolitical game heats up
Opinion - As a new 'Great Game' for control of the Pacific escalates, New Zealand's foreign minister is coming under pressure from all sides, Geoffrey Miller writes.
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Music Of Persia: Mohsen Sharifian
Audio 30 May 2022Shahram Aryan introduces us to more Persian msuic - tonight vocalist Mohsen Sharifian from Bushehr province. Audio
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Watch: Govt reveals clampdown on supermarket sector
Watch: Govt reveals clampdown on supermarket sector
The government's clampdown on the supermarket sector will include a new industry regulator, compulsory unit pricing and a mandatory code of conduct. Watch the announcement here.
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Metro Performance Glass posts full year loss
Metro Performance Glass posts full year loss
Covid restrictions, rising costs and international shipping disruptions has led to the glass manufacturer Metro Performance Glass posting a full-year loss.
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Think you can spot content written on AI? The truth is you've probably already read a lot of it
Think you can spot content written on AI?
Analysis - You may not have heard of GPT-3, but there's a good chance you've read its work, used a website that runs its code or even conversed with it through a chatbot or a character in a game. Video
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Motoring money makes moral conundrum for media
New car sales have never been higher with more being spent on slick ads and sponsorships to make vehicles visible via the media. But for our media that much-needed money jars with commitments to cover… Audio
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Motoring money makes moral conundrum for media
Motoring money makes moral conundrum for media
New car sales have never been higher with more being spent on slick ads and sponsorships to make vehicles visible via the media. But for our media that much-needed money jars with commitments to cover…
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Massive 400g rat found on Waiheke Island
Massive 400g rat found on Waiheke Island
A 400-gram Norway rat was found on Waiheke Island this week.
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Three waters Part II: What you need to know
Three waters Part II: What you need to know
Explainer - The government is forging ahead with revised water system reform despite criticisms. So what's changed? RNZ is here to clear it all up.
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Grains vs Biodiversity: Germany's new, greener govt stages balancing act
Grains vs Biodiversity: Germany's new, greener govt stages balancing act
Alarmed by the prospect of global food shortages due to the conflict in Ukraine, the EU wants as much land as possible turned over to grains. Berlin's new, greener government is pushing back.
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MetService lauds success of 'red warning' extreme event alerts
MetService lauds success of 'red warning' extreme event alerts
The red warnings were introduced in May 2019, and since then seven have been issued, with six in the last 12 months.
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Covid-19: Fourth vaccine dose announced for vulnerable groups
Covid-19: Fourth vaccine dose announced for vulnerable groups
A second booster dose will be made available to more at-risk people with legislation adopted next month, the government has announced.