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  • Mycoplasma Bovis: MPI changes to reduce farms' waiting times

    News
    New Zealand Country
    29 Aug 2019
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    The Ministry for Primary Industries is making changes to its on-farm sampling for the cattle disease Mycoplasma bovis.

    Mycoplasma Bovis: MPI changes to reduce farms' waiting times
  • Jeffrey Epstein accuser urges Prince Andrew to 'come clean'

    News
    World
    28 Aug 2019
    British Prince Andrew, the Duke of York in Shenzhen, south China's Guangdong Province

    A woman who accused Jeffrey Epstein of sex abuse and alleged she was forced to have sex with Prince Andrew as a 17-year-old has urged him to "come clean".

    Jeffrey Epstein accuser urges Prince Andrew to 'come clean'
  • WHO says 2019 'worse than usual' for dengue in Pacific

    News
    Pacific
    26 Aug 2019
    The Asian tiger mosquito is one of the vectors responsible for transmitting dengue fever.

    The World Health Organisation says 2019 has been worse than usual for dengue fever in the Pacific.

    WHO says 2019 'worse than usual' for dengue in Pacific
  • Council's monitoring of members' FB accounts 'creepy'

    News
    New Zealand In Case You Missed It
    26 Aug 2019
    In one email, Wayne Jack asked for legal advice on whether Mr McGrath had breached the code or any other policies after he posted a link to a Givealittle fundraiser for The Friends of Onekawa Aquatic Centre, which is taking legal action against the council over the proposed pool.

    Four "renegade" Napier councillors who oppose a new pool complex had their Facebook pages monitored by senior council staff looking for code of conduct breaches.

    Napier City Council's monitoring of members' Facebook accounts 'uncomfortable' and 'creepy'
  • Hong Kong police fire tear gas in fresh clashes

    News
    World
    25 Aug 2019
    Riot police fire tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters in industrial district Kwun Tong, Hong Kong, on Saturday Aug 24, 2019.

    Police in Hong Kong have arrested 29 people after clashes in which volleys of tear gas were fired to break up anti-government protests.

    Hong Kong police fire tear gas in fresh clashes
  • Australia sending warship to Middle East to support US

    News
    World
    21 Aug 2019
    Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison with his family after the federal election on the weekend.

    Australia will send a warship, surveillance aircraft and Defence Force personnel to the Persian Gulf to join an international effort to combat Iran's actions in the Strait of Hormuz.

    Australia to send warship and Defence Force personnel to Middle East to support US
  • All crew safe but fate of burnt fishing boat unknown

    News
    Pacific Fiji
    19 Aug 2019
    A New Zealand P-3 Orion on a fisheries patrol found the vessel 400 nautical miles west of Tuvalu. The Orion has dropped communications equipment, fresh water and lights to the crew of the Jin Xiang 6.

    The fate of a badly burnt Chinese fishing vessel remains uncertain after its crew were rescued over the weekend.

    All crew safe but fate of burnt fishing boat unknown
  • The Art of Eavesdropping

    Audio
    technology arts
    17 Aug 2019
    No caption

    A new exhibition at Wellington's City Gallery uses art to explore the many ways we're being eavesdropped on. The show examines the diverse technologies and contexts involved (including political… Audio

  • Crew abandon burning Chinese fishing vessel

    News
    Pacific
    16 Aug 2019
    A New Zealand P-3 Orion on a fisheries patrol found the vessel 400 nautical miles west of Tuvalu. The Orion has dropped communications equipment, fresh water and lights to the crew of the Jin Xiang 6.

    A Chinese fishing vessel found on fire near Tuvalu is now taking on water and the crew is reported to be abandoning ship.

    Crew abandon burning Chinese fishing vessel
  • Letter and the law: Call to leave prison letter laws unchanged

    News
    New Zealand Christchurch Terror Attacks
    16 Aug 2019
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    The law governing prisoner letters should not change, a law professor is warning, after the Christchurch mosque shootings accused sent two letters that should have been blocked. Audio

    Letter and the law: Prisoner correspondence law change 'not appropriate'
  • Shootout with police after Philadelphia Walmart quarrel

    News
    World
    15 Aug 2019
    Police officers congregate outside a residence while responding to a shooting on August 14, 2019 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. At least six police officers were reportedly wounded in an hours-long standoff.

    Several people are injured after a gunman opened fire by the checkout of a Walmart during an argument with another customer.

    Shootout with police after Philadelphia Walmart quarrel
  • Fiji speaker to view footage of alleged assault by PM

    News
    Pacific Fiji
    12 Aug 2019
    Ratu Epeli Nailatikau.

    Fiji's Speaker Ratu Epeli Nailatikau will view CCTV footage following an alleged altercation between Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama and Opposition MP Pio Tikoduadua last week.

    Fiji speaker to view footage of alleged assault by PM
  • Controversial state owned insurer Southern Response to be wound up by end of year

    Audio 12 Aug 2019
    Controversial state owned insurer Southern Response to be wound up by end of year

    Controversial state owned insurer Southern Response is to be wound up by the end of the year, with sources telling Checkpoint that EQC is being explored as an option for the remaining claims. Video, Audio

  • AT plan could mean 8000 cameras watching Auckland

    News
    New Zealand In Case You Missed It
    12 Aug 2019
    A CCTV camera at Otago University.

    Auckland authorities are paving the way to add hundreds, if not thousands, more CCTV cameras to the network across the city. Audio

    Auckland Transport's $4.5m plan could mean 8000 cameras watching the city
  • Police get access to more CCTV cameras across Auckland

    Audio
    transport security
    12 Aug 2019

    Auckland Transport is aiming to combine most CCTVs in the city into a single system that it will control.

    The authority says its top priority is improving public safety. But the change will give… Audio

  • Detector Gadget the conservation dog

    Audio
    environment
    8 Aug 2019
    Conservation dog handler Sandy King with her rodent detector dog Gadget, at work on Whenua-Hou - Codfish Island. The wooden box contains a rat trap.

    Detector Gadget is a dog with a job. She is a conservation dog trained by her handler Sandy King to sniff out rodents on predator-free islands. Audio

  • Detector Gadget the conservation dog

    News
    Our Changing World environment
    8 Aug 2019
    Conservation dog handler Sandy King with her rodent detector dog Gadget, at work on Whenua-Hou - Codfish Island. The wooden box contains a rat trap.

    Detector Gadget is a dog with a job. She is a conservation dog trained by her handler Sandy King to sniff out rodents on predator-free islands.

    Audio

    Detector Gadget the conservation dog
  • Jonna Mendez: Master of disguise

    Audio
    history politics
    6 Aug 2019
    Jonna Mendez

    Jonna Mendez is the former CIA Chief of Disguise. She once fooled the President of the United States with a mask so realistic, he had no idea who she was. Audio

  • Search resumes for two people after Fiji chopper's disappearance

    News
    Pacific Fiji
    6 Aug 2019
    Helicopter in Fiji search

    Search and rescue operations have resumed for two people still missing after a helicopter disappeared off Fiji.

    Search resumes for two people after Fiji chopper's disappearance
  • Iran seizes another tanker in the Gulf, Iranian media say

    News
    World
    5 Aug 2019
    An image grab taken from the Islamic Republic of Iran News Network (IRINN) state television channel reportedly shows a view of a foreign tanker seized by Iran in the Gulf.

    Iran seized a tanker in the Gulf - reportedly an Iraqi ship - and detained seven sailors, Iranian state media say.

    Iran seizes another tanker in the Gulf, Iranian media say
  • While Korean cult leader is jailed, her Fiji businesses are humming

    News
    Pacific Tuvalu
    5 Aug 2019
    Shin Ok-ju, the founder of Grace Road Church, was jailed in South Korea in 2019 for enslaving some 400 followers in Fiji.

    While the leader of Grace Road Church was jailed in South Korea on Tuesday, the businesses she founded in Fiji are humming along nicely.

    While Korean cult leader is jailed, her Fiji businesses are humming
  • Overseas Correspondent - Patrick Phelps in China

    Audio 1 Aug 2019

    Our China correspondent Patrick Phelps has just landed back in New Zealand and is in to tell Bryan all about his time in China and what's going on in Xinjiang and the growing protests against… Audio

  • Differing fortunes for Huawei and Samsung

    News
    Business economy
    31 Jul 2019
    FILE - In this Thursday, March 7, 2019 file photo, two men use their mobile phones outside a Huawei retail shop in Shenzhen, China's Guangdong province.

    South Korean tech giant Samsung has had a plunge in profits in its second quarter while Chinese telco Huawei has had a sharp jump in revenue for the first half of the year.

    Differing fortunes for Huawei and Samsung
  • NZ's drug issues fuelling problems in Pacific, warns expert

    News
    Pacific
    31 Jul 2019
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    A Pacific research security group says New Zealand is pouring money into surveillance to fight drug smuggling in the region but is failing to support the people affected by the illegal trade.

    NZ's drug issues fuelling problems in Pacific, warns expert
  • NZ and Aust encouraged to address Pacific drug addiction

    Audio
    Pacific
    31 Jul 2019
    Illicit drugs found in Tonga

    The booming illicit drug trade in New Zealand is fuelling problems in the Pacific, warns a security expert. Audio

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