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Police target swarming dirt bikers on Auckland roads
Swarming dirt bike riders causing havoc on Auckland roads will be a target of police this long weekend.
A special squad will be using the Eagle helicopter as well as traffic and surveillance cameras… Video, Audio
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Russia says US hacked thousands of Apple phones to spy
Russia says US hacked thousands of Apple phones to spy
Russia says it has uncovered an American espionage operation made up of thousands of iPhones using sophisticated surveillance software.
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New billboards at Wellington train stations have cameras in them - but they won't be activated, council says
Cameras embedded in train station billboards won't be activated
MetLink says it was not aware of the cameras when it purchased the large digital billboards for Wellington train stations.
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Ukraine war: Saboteurs cross into Russia's Belgorod region, governor says
Saboteurs cross from Ukraine into Russia - governor
Ukraine has denied responsibility and said Russian citizens from two paramilitary groups were behind the attack .
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Facebook owner Meta hit with record $2b fine over data transfers
Facebook owner Meta hit with record $2b fine over data transfers
Meta said it will appeal the ruling, including the "unjustified and unnecessary" fine that "sets a dangerous precedent for countless other companies".
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AI used across 'multiple departments' in camera surveillance
AI used across 'multiple departments' in camera surveillance
A surveillance company New Zealand police use to spot people on camera is celebrating the uptake of artificial intelligence overseas.
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The internet is changing, so what do we need to know?
The internet is changing, so what do we need to know?
Changes in AI mean the internet as we know it is over. The possibilities ahead are nuanced and complex and it is vital that we consider them, futurist and academic Amy Webb says.
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French Polynesia nuclear tests had minimal role in causing thyroid cancer - study
French Polynesia nuclear tests had minimal role in causing thyroid cancer - study
A new study on the impact of the French nuclear weapons tests in French Polynesia has found that radiation from them had a minimal role in causing thyroid cancer.
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Cattle disease M bovis found at another farm in Canterbury
Cattle disease M bovis found at another farm in Canterbury
Hopes the country could finally be rid of cattle disease Mycoplasma bovis have been dashed with the discovery of a new infected farm.
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Concerns in Papua New Guinea over framing of US security pact
Concerns in Papua New Guinea over framing of US security pact
There are concerns in Papua New Guinea that the country will be dragged into the militarisation of the Pacific if it signs a security pact with the United States.
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Risks of invasive seaweed Caulerpa still poorly understood
Risks of invasive seaweed Caulerpa still poorly understood
Biosecurity New Zealand says likening it to a marine version of foot and mouth is perhaps alarmist.
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We have all heard social media can impact women's body image – but it isn't all bad
We have all heard social media can impact women's body image – but it isn't all bad
Social media users are not naive about the toxic beauty ideals being promoted across digital platforms, researchers Kim Toffoletti, Holly Thorpe and Rebecca Olive write.
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Abbey Caves tragedy: Current EOTC guidelines 'too weak' - lawyer
Abbey Caves tragedy: Current EOTC guidelines 'too weak' - lawyer
A health and safety lawyer says the investigation into the death of a Whangārei Boys High School student on a class caving trip will not be an open and shut case. Audio
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Palau's efforts to combat IUU fishing showing positive results
Palau's efforts to combat IUU fishing showing positive results
Illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing poses significant risks to Palau, one of the world's most important fishing areas.
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The Democracy Game: US-style populism in NZ
Audio 9 May 2023Riley Chance's new book, The Democracy Game, explores what could happen if US-style populism suddenly took root successfully in New Zealand. Audio
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Prime Minister on Meka Whaitiri's surprise departure: 'It's over to her'
'It's over to her' - Prime Minister on Meka Whaitiri's surprise departure
Chris Hipkins says he still has not heard from former Labour minister Meka Whaitiri who defected to Te Pāti Māori last week, but he is focused on moving on. Audio
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Ukraine war: Russia accused of using phosphorus bombs in Bakhmut
Ukraine accuses Russia of Bakhmut attack, pro-war blogger wounded in car bomb
Ukraine has accused Russia of attacking Bakhmut with phosphorus munitions, while a prominent Russian pro-war blogger has been wounded by a car bomb that killed his driver, officials say.
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Health NZ Te Whatu Ora unveils winter preparedness plan
Health NZ Te Whatu Ora unveils winter preparedness plan
Expanding telehealth services and free pharmacy consultations are among 24 initiatives the government hopes will reduce pressure on the health system this winter.
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China Covid-19 whistleblower returns home to Wuhan after jail
China Covid-19 whistleblower returns home to Wuhan after jail
Fang Bin is one of several so-called citizen journalists who disappeared after sharing videos of scenes in Wuhan, the epicentre of the pandemic.
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Smaller Covid waves, but still 'major uncertainties' - Michael Baker
Smaller Covid waves, but still 'major uncertainties' - Baker
New Zealand is in the grip of a fourth wave of Covid-19 but it is predicted to be smaller than previous mass outbreaks.
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Lack of testing, maintenance led to air traffic control shutdown - report
Lack of testing, maintenance led to air traffic control shutdown - report
An investigation has found air traffic control could have avoided temporarily losing radar surveillance in a 2019 incident if the equipment had been tested and maintained properly.
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Mycoplasma bovis eradicated from last remaining farm in New Zealand - Ministry
Mycoplasma bovis eradicated from last remaining farm in NZ
The last remaining farm with cattle disease Mycoplasma bovis has been cleared of cattle, but it doesn't mean the end of the eradication effort.
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New Zealand's Poseidon planes unaffected by reported glitch - Ministry of Defence
NZ's Poseidon planes unaffected by reported glitch - Ministry
Problems overseas with Poseidon planes do not affect the safety or operations of the ones New Zealand has bought, officials say.
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Revealed: Senior ex US military officers land NZ government jobs
Revealed: Senior ex US military officers land NZ government jobs
Retired senior US military officers have been landing high-paying government jobs in New Zealand including with the GCSB spy agency.
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Ministry of Health abandons Covid-19 infection survey
Ministry of Health abandons Covid-19 infection survey
A long-awaited survey of Covid-19 infections has been abandoned by the Ministry of Health.