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  • Political Roundup – National’s blame game, secrecy and dysfunction

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    Politics Comment & Analysis
    12 Mar 2021
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    Analysis - The leaking has already begun from the National Party's top-secret report on their disastrous 2020 election campaign. It's a fraught issue, illustrating just how dysfunctional and divisive…

    Political Roundup – National’s blame game, secrecy and dysfunction
  • Thought-controlled technology excites tech giants, alarms ethicists

    News
    World internet
    11 Mar 2021
    Neuro interface patient Nathan Copeland, a quadriplegic brain implant patient who can experience the sensation of touch and control a remote robotic arm with his brain, at the University of Pittsburg in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, on October 13, 2016.

    Having hundreds of needles injected into their brains is helping a few paralysed people control their robotic arms by thoughts alone.

    Brain-machine interface technology has Silicon Valley excited, as ethicists worry
  • Judith Collins trying to distance MPs from National Party review

    News
    Politics
    10 Mar 2021
    National leader Judith Collins 17/02/21

    The National Party leader says a review into the party's crushing election loss and first three years in opposition is a party board document, and the fact that MPs can read it is a "good concession"… Audio

    'A National Party board document': Judith Collins trying to distance MPs from review
  • Piers Morgan quits breakfast TV role after row over Meghan comments

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    World media
    10 Mar 2021
    BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA - OCTOBER 25: Piers Morgan attends the 2019 British Academy Britannia Awards presented by American Airlines and Jaguar Land Rover at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on October 25, 2019 in Beverly Hills, California.

    UK broadcaster Piers Morgan has left his role at Good Morning Britain after controversy following his remarks about the Duchess of Sussex's mental health.

    Piers Morgan quits breakfast TV role after row over Meghan comments
  • Meghan race issues 'taken very seriously' - Palace

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    World
    10 Mar 2021
    Price Harry and Meghan in conversation with Oprah Winfrey.

    The race issues addressed by Harry and Meghan in an interview with Oprah Winfrey are "concerning" and will be addressed by the family in private, Buckingham Palace has said in a statement.

    Meghan race issues 'taken very seriously' - Buckingham Palace statement
  • Rotorua Residents and Ratepayers members resign over ructions with Reynold Macpherson

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    Local Democracy Reporting
    9 Mar 2021
    Clockwise from top left: Rotorua district councillor Peter Bentley, Paddi Hodgkiss, Glenys Searancke and Rotorua district councillor Raj Kumar. Centre: Rotorua district councillor Reynold Macpherson. SINGLE USE ONLY

    Macpherson says it was wrong for 'a little power bloc in RDRR to reset directions' and hopes for reconciliation.

    Rotorua Residents and Ratepayers members resign over ructions with Reynold Macpherson
  • In brief: News from around the Pacific

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    Pacific
    8 Mar 2021
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    The CNMI reports another Covid-19 case at the border, Samoan tourism and hospitality workers undergo Covid-19 training, a Solomons enterprise looks to develop women's digital skills for business and…

    In brief: News from around the Pacific
  • Behind the scenes of RNZ's Mediawatch

    News
    Comment & Analysis media
    6 Mar 2021
    Mediawatch presenter Colin Peacock

    Opinion - Journalists avoid his calls, editors loathe it when he highlights mistakes. But he reckons he's not scary at all. Chris Schulz meets RNZ's Mr Mediawatch, Colin Peacock.

    The man behind RNZ's Mediawatch - Colin Peacock
  • NZME pulls racist article and bans Bassett

    Audio
    media life and society
    4 Mar 2021
    The Commerce Commission has declined a merger which would have created New Zealand’s biggest news media company
Fairfax Media NZ, Stuff.co.nz, 
NZME, NZ Herald.

    An article published in the Northland Age newspaper on Tuesday and on the New Zealand Herald website has been withdrawn after it was condemned as racist - and publisher NZME says it won't publish Dr…

    Coming up

  • NZME pulls racist article and bans Bassett

    News
    Mediawatch media
    4 Mar 2021
    The Commerce Commission has declined a merger which would have created New Zealand’s biggest news media company
Fairfax Media NZ, Stuff.co.nz, 
NZME, NZ Herald.

    An article published in the Northland Age newspaper on Tuesday and on the New Zealand Herald website has been withdrawn after it was condemned as racist - and publisher NZME says it won't publish Dr…

    Audio

    NZME pulls racist article and bans Bassett
  • Covid-19: What happened in NZ on Wednesday

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    New Zealand Covid-19
    3 Mar 2021
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    Pressure is mounting on the government to fully subsidise workers having to isolate, officials continue to defend their communications after conflicting claims, and Destiny Church hits back at…

    Covid-19: Developments from 3 March, 2021
  • Free knives prove to be super-sharp prompting warning

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    New Zealand
    3 Mar 2021
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    A chef says Kiwis need to keep a keen mind when they're slicing dinner with the flood of super-sharp knives given out in a supermarket promotion.

    Free knives prove to be super-sharp prompting warning
  • Govt investigates phone app that detects Covid-19 early

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    New Zealand Politics
    3 Mar 2021
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    The government has been quietly investigating if returnees and border workers should use a phone app that can detect Covid-19 two or three days before symptoms set in.

    Govt investigates phone app that detects Covid-19 before onset of symptoms
  • Māori students association tailors Covid-19 messaging to reach its students

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    Te Ao Māori Covid-19
    2 Mar 2021
    Mihiterina Williams.

    A Māori students association says the government has been too general in its messaging and they are having to take matters into their own hands to ensure their tauira are informed. Audio

    Māori students association tailors Covid-19 messaging to reach its students
  • Lessons from the fire: Lake Ōhau residents meet with authorities

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    New Zealand
    2 Mar 2021
    The framework is all that remains of this Lake Ōhau Village home.

    Lake Ōhau Village residents have met with authorities to identify lessons from the fire which destroyed dozens of homes last year.

    Lessons from the fire: Lake Ōhau residents meet with authorities
  • Timeline: The year of Covid-19 in New Zealand

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    New Zealand Covid-19
    28 Feb 2021
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    One year on from the first Covid-19 case announced in New Zealand, RNZ takes a day-by-day look back at the unfolding of the pandemic in this country.

    Timeline: The year of Covid-19 in New Zealand
  • Covid 19: Not following the rules 'puts all of us at risk' - Auckland mayor Phil Goff

    Audio
    health
    28 Feb 2021
    Auckland mayor Phil Goff announces the council has agreed to a budget with a 3.5 percent rates rise.

    Aucklanders let out a collective gasp last night when news broke that the city would be going back into Alert Level 3 lockdown after a new community case of Covid-19 was detected. Mayor Phil Goff… Audio

  • Climate Change Commission blocked by Facebook

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    New Zealand technology
    24 Feb 2021
    What happens when you try to post a link to the Climate Change Commission on Facebook.

    The Climate Change Commission has been mis-identified as an Australian news site and has been barred from having any of its content shared on Facebook.

    Climate Change Commission blocked by Facebook
  • Midweek Mediawatch - curious case of the MIQ martyr

    Audio
    media
    23 Feb 2021
    Lucinda Baulch leaves MIQ and answers reporters questions.

    Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. This week Colin talks to Karyn Hay about a Covid campaigner getting the oxygen of publicity. Also: 'Novax' Djokovic being a sore winner, a mindblowing radio… Video, Audio

  • Midweek Mediawatch - curious case of the MIQ martyr

    News
    Mediawatch media
    23 Feb 2021
    Lucinda Baulch leaves MIQ and answers reporters questions.

    Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. This week Colin talks to Karyn Hay about a Covid campaigner getting the oxygen of publicity. Also: 'Novax' Djokovic being a sore winner, a mindblowing radio…

    Video, Audio

    Midweek Mediawatch - curious case of the MIQ martyr
  • “Her words are stepping stones, and some are under water” – Elizabeth Knox and other writers meditate on courage

    Audio
    author interview
    21 Feb 2021
    Elizabeth Knox

    Hosted by John Campbell, some of Word Christchurch's most distinguished writers respond to the theme of courage: Elizabeth Knox, Mohamed Hassan and Becky Manawatu. The first of two hours. Audio

  • An urgent debate on Covid-19

    Audio
    health politics
    21 Feb 2021
    Auckland Region map based on Wellsford to Pukekohe borders

    Parliament this week was pretty truncated, days were short and many MPs watched from home. But it did manage something unusual - an urgent debate. Audio

  • An urgent debate on Covid-19

    News
    The House health
    21 Feb 2021
    Auckland Region map based on Wellsford to Pukekohe borders

    Parliament this week was pretty truncated, days were short and many MPs watched from home. But it did manage something unusual - an urgent debate.

    Audio

    An urgent debate on Covid-19
  • Aussie PM faces new questions over alleged rape

    News
    World
    19 Feb 2021
    This file photo taken on March 22, 2020 shows Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison reacting during a press conference at Australia's Parliament House in Canberra.

    Scott Morrison has called in the head of his department to investigate when his office learned about the alleged rape of a now-former Liberal staffer.

    Scott Morrison faces fresh questions about when his office learned about alleged rape of Brittany Higgins
  • Week in Politics: Short lockdown but is enough being done at the border?

    News
    Politics Comment & Analysis
    19 Feb 2021
    Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern 17/02/21

    Analysis: The government orders a three-day lockdown to deal with another Covid-19 outbreak but border security is again under scrutiny and the opposition isn't happy.

    Week in Politics: Short lockdown but is enough being done at the border?
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