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Māori and Moriori ancestorial remains to return to Aotearoa
Māori and Moriori ancestorial remains to return to Aotearoa
After almost 80 years of negotiations with Austria, more than 60 Māori and Moriori ancestral remains will return to Aotearoa, where a pōwhiri will be held at Te Papa on Sunday.
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Putin grants Russian citizenship to US whistleblower Snowden
Putin grants Russian citizenship to US whistleblower Snowden
President Vladimir Putin granted Russian citizenship to former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden, nine years after he exposed the scale of secret surveillance operations by the National…
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The risk of sleepwalking into the next pandemic
University of Canterbury epidemiolgist Associate Professor Arindam Basu says it's crucial to combine disease surveillance and climate modelling to pre-empt future pandemics. In the last three years… Audio
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Prof Daniel Pick: the fascinating history of thought control
Psychoanalyst and historian Daniel Pick explores the intriguing world of mind-control in his book Brainwashed: A New History of Thought Control. Audio
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Carlos Dada: freedom of the press under El Salvador authoritarianism
El Salvador journalist Carlos Dada received the IPI World Press Freedom Hero award this month in the face of continued persecution of the media in central America. Audio
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Police step up surveillance activity, tap into CCTV footage from other businesses
Police collecting licence plate photos from CCTV footage
Surveillance camera networks that police used to track three Covid-infected women around Northland, are spreading widely around the country.
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M bovis: Some Mid-Canterbury farms having stock culled a second time
M bovis: Some Mid-Canterbury farms having stock culled a second time
Federated Farmers says it is tough for farmers having stock culled a second time, in an attempt to eradicate M bovis, but the benefit to the industry is huge.
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Axed border testing leaves NZ flying blind on new Covid-19 variants - experts
Axed border tests: NZ flying blind on new Covid-19 variants - experts
New Zealand is on the back foot in preparing for new Covid-19 variants now requirements for international arrivals to test have ended, health experts say.
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Police collecting licence plate photos from CCTV
The police have positioned themselves at the centre of a spreading web of surveillance cameras run by two private companies.
They can tap into footage from hundreds if not thousands of cameras that… Audio
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Local edtech companies can gain edge with student data promise - NZ Tech Alliance
Why NZ-owned tech companies are pledging not to spy on schoolkids
New Zealand-owned educational technology companies are pledging not to spy on schoolchildren as concerns are raised in Europe and the US about the Harvesting of pupils' personal data.
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MPI announces plan to cull cows infected with M bovis on Mid-Canterbury farm
M bovis: MPI to cull infected cows on Mid-Canterbury farm
The Ministry for Primary Industries has announced will begin culling cows on a huge feedlot, near Ashburton, which is infected with Mycoplasma bovis. Audio
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Government's algorithm charter 'okay, could do better' - review
Government's algorithm charter 'okay, could do better' - review
Not all public agencies are sure if the algorithms they are increasingly using to make vital decisions are biased or not, according to a new review.
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How an Indigenous tribe is defending its land in Brazil
Alex Pritz's prize-winning documentary The Territory drops viewers on both sides of the battle to preserve the Amazon rainforest. Video, Audio
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New Zealand’s new cut-down Covid response is a missed opportunity – here are 5 ways to improve it
Five ways to make NZ's eased Covid response smarter
Analysis - With Covid restrictions eased, it's time to build on that success with a strong, science-informed strategy before the next pandemic arrives, write professors Michael Baker and Nick Wilson.
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Judge proposed by Trump named to vet records seized by FBI
Judge proposed by Trump named to vet records seized by FBI
A senior federal judge with experience handling US national security matters has been named special master in the case.
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Education technology harvesting children's data - UK report
Education technology harvesting children's data - UK report
London's 5Rights Foundation says small countries like New Zealand should follow the likes of the Netherlands, and look to curb education technology that spies on children.
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LynnMall attack: Friends knew of Ahamed Samsudeen's hopes of stabbing people, bar owner claims
Ahamed Samsudeen wanted to carry out 'lone wolf attack', bar owner told
Ahamed Samsudeen's friends called him the "lone wolf" attacker and knew he was under heavy surveillance, a bar owner claims.
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Covid-19: Travellers likely to become main driver of pandemic in New Zealand, says Michael Baker
Covid-19: Travellers likely to become main driver of virus spread, says expert
Otago University epidemiologist Michael Baker says we should not abandon all controls at the border and our infectious disease surveillance should be improved because pandemics are becoming more… Audio
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Covid-19 traffic light system, vaccine mandates and most mask requirements to end
Covid-19 traffic light system to end: The details
The Covid-19 Protection Framework - also known as the traffic light system - will end tonight at 11.59pm: Here's what you need to know.
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Candid doorbell TV show raises privacy concerns
Candid doorbell TV show raises privacy concerns
A candid-camera style TV show from tech giant Amazon using footage from smart doorbells is raising hackles in America and raising eyebrows in New Zealand.
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Amazon's plan to use doorbell footage for TV raises alarms
A candid-camera style TV show from tech giant Amazon using doorbell footage is raising hackles in the US and eyebrows in New Zealand.
It is the latest twist on the Internet of Things - doorbells that… Audio
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Rustling in the spotlight after hundreds of sheep stolen from North Canterbury farm
Rustling in the spotlight after hundreds of sheep stolen from farm
The scale of a North Canterbury livestock theft is uncommon, Federated Farmers says, but it estimates rustling is costing New Zealand farmers around $120 million a year. Audio
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Can a blood supply be safe, shortage-free and also inclusive? Assoc. Prof. Peter Saxton thinks so.
Community health expert Dr Peter Saxton explores the balancing act of keeping New Zealand's blood supply safe from infectious diseases while ensuring we have enough donors and can uphold our values as… Audio
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UN report on claims of abuse against Uyghurs: Nanaia Mahuta calls on China to respond
Mahuta calls on China to respond to 'deeply concerning' report
A long-awaited UN report into allegations of human rights abuses in China's Xinjiang is "deeply concerning", Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Mahuta says. Audio
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Lynnmall attack: A year on, ministers eye law change on deportation
Lynnmall attack: A year on, ministers eye law change on deportation
The government is considering how it can change the law to deport people who pose a threat to national security.