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Surveillance fears over plans to put sensors in state houses
Surveillance fears over plans to put sensors in state houses
Plans to collect data by putting sensors in thousands of state houses could result in the information being used to cut benefit payments or even evict tenants, a charity familiar with the project…
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Whakaari/White Island: WorkSafe ambiguity 'really unhelpful' - Paul Quinn
Whakaari/White Island: WorkSafe ambiguity 'really unhelpful' - Paul Quinn
The chair of Ngāti Awa Holdings, which owns White Island Tours, says Worksafe's ambiguity over its auditing of the tour company is just another unhelpful misstep.
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Whakaari / White Island: Tour company regularly audited - Minister
Whakaari / White Island: Tour company regularly audited - Minister
The Workplace Relations Minister has confirmed White Island Tours - which took tourists to the island on the day of the eruption - has been regularly audited, as recently as the past few months. Audio
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Burglary likely motive in CNMI deaths - police
Burglary likely motive in CNMI deaths - police
Police in the Northern Marianas believe burglary was the motive in the murder of two women shot to death at a Saipan restaurant last Friday.
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Why small countries are richer and happier
Dr. Hannes Gissurarson is a professor of political science at the University of Iceland, and he argues there is a systemic reason for the huge growth of smaller countries that are generally both… Audio
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Why small countries are richer and happier
In 1914 there were only 13 properly functioning democracies in the world, and today there are 89. Dr. Hannes Gissurarson is a professor of political science at the University of Iceland, and he argues… Audio
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Private information at risk from laws allowing access encrypted data
Laws put encrypted data at risk of privacy breaches
A law professor is warning the Search and Survelliance Act allows requests to access to encrypted data from companies and that this could be misused.
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UN climate talks: 'We're all in the same canoe'
UN climate talks: 'We're all in the same canoe'
The lines of Economic Economic Zones "only exist on charts and in our minds," Fiji's Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama has told an event at COP25.
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Samoa measles death toll remains at 70
Samoa measles death toll remains at 70
The death toll from Samoa's measles outbreak remains at 70, the Ministry of Health says.
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Whakaari / White Island eruption - day 2: As it happened
Whakaari / White Island eruption - day 2: As it happened
Police say photos taken from Whakaari / White Island in the wake of yesterday's deadly explosion show six markings where it's believed some of the eight missing people lie.
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FBI informant Christopher Steele was friends with Ivanka Trump - source
FBI informant Christopher Steele was friends with Ivanka Trump - source
A former British spy who was an FBI source in its probe of Donald Trump's presidential campaign was friends with Ivanka Trump, a source familiar with the friendship says.
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Whakaari / White Island eruption: More deaths expected
Whakaari / White Island eruption: Five confirmed dead
A Whakatāne tour guide has been confirmed as among five people who are dead after an eruption at Whakaari / White Island.
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More cameras than ever surveilling public places
More cameras than ever are in public places around New Zealand. Audio
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Pacific call for urgent action as white tip sharks face extinction
Pacific call for urgent action as white tip sharks face extinction
Fishing nations must adopt a suite of new measures to reduce oceanic whitetip shark deaths, says PEW Charitable trust - one of a host of organisations attending the most important fishing talks of the…
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China to introduce face scans for mobile phone users
China's face scans: Bid to 'keep tabs' on phone users
People in China are now required to have their faces scanned when registering new mobile phone services, to keep tabs on hundreds of millions of internet users.
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Helicopter collision kills 13 French troops in Mali
Helicopter collision kills 13 French troops in Mali
Thirteen French soldiers have been killed in a helicopter collision during an operation against jihadists in Mali, the French president's office says.
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Samoa drug bust: 11 appear in court
Samoa drug bust: 11 appear in court
Eleven people accused of cultivating six marijuana plantations in the Samoan village of Faleatiu have appeared in court.
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Data leak reveals how China 'brainwashes' Uighurs in prison camps
Data leak reveals how China 'brainwashes' Uighurs in prison camps
Leaked documents detail for the first time China's systematic brainwashing of hundreds of thousands of Muslims in a network of high-security prison camps.
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Chinese spy alleges Beijing ordered overseas assassinations, including Australia
Chinese spy alleges Beijing ordered Australian assassinations
A man claiming to have worked as a secret Chinese operative for five years says Beijing has directed overseas assassinations, including on Australian soil.
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Bill allowing APEC security firearms, surveillance passes first reading
Bill allowing APEC security firearms, surveillance passes first reading
A bill allowing overseas security agents to carry illegal guns while in New Zealand for the APEC summit has passed its first reading, without support from the Greens.
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Jeffrey Epstein guards charged with falsifying records
Jeffrey Epstein guards charged with falsifying records
Two prison guards who were on duty on the night of disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein's death have been charged with falsifying records.
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Measles watch: Solomons to begin surveillance at airports
Measles watch: Solomons to begin surveillance at airports
Solomon Islands is to begin surveillance for measles at ports and airports in the country.
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Claims leaked papers reveal directives for Chinese campaign against minorities
Claims leaked papers reveal directives for Chinese campaign against minorities
Documents leaked from China's Communist Party allegedly show a calculated campaign against Uighurs and minorities.
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Should we really trust big tech with our health data?
Technology commentator Mark Pesce looks at the purchase by Google of Fitbit and the case of a whistleblower who's raised the alarm on the secret transfer of medical data of 50 million Americans from a… Audio
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Firearms Prohibition Order proposal raises fears of warrantless search powers
New firearms proposal raises fears of police abuses of power
The government's firearms prohibition order proposal - to keep high-risk individuals away from firearms - is being met with both approval and alarm bells. Audio