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  • US weighs sanctions over China's Muslim detentions

    News
    World politics
    12 Sep 2018
    US Department of State spokesperson Heather Nauert.

    The US is considering sanctions against senior Chinese officials and companies associated with a "worsening crackdown" on minority Muslims in the Xinjiang region.

    US weighs sanctions over China's Muslim detentions
  • Poor hygiene conditions heighten risk of polio in PNG

    News
    Pacific Papua New Guinea
    11 Sep 2018
    Hanuabada, Port Moresby.

    A leading Papua New Guinea health official has warned that communities with poor water and sanitation conditions in the capital are most at risk of the spread of polio.

    Poor hygiene conditions heighten risk of polio in PNG
  • Australian miners unearth 'once-in-a-lifetime' gold rock discovery

    News
    World
    10 Sep 2018
    Australian miners have found 95kg specimen stone (containing an estimated 2440 ounces) and a 63kg specimen stone (containing estimated 1620 ounces) from the Beta Hunt mine.

    Underground miners in outback Western Australia have unearthed rare gold specimens which geologists are calling a "once-in-a-lifetime discovery".

    Australian miners unearth 'once-in-a-lifetime' gold rock discovery
  • Kauri dieback fight: Scientist warns of 'Māori exclusion'

    News
    Te Ao Māori environment
    7 Sep 2018
    Close up of a Kauri tree trunk in the Waipoua Forest

    An indigenous social scientist has given an alarming message in Parliament about how Māori have been excluded from the management and prevention of kauri dieback.

    Kauri dieback fight: Scientist warns of 'Māori exclusion'
  • Northland vet reveals location of M Bovis infection

    News
    New Zealand Country
    6 Sep 2018
    Mycoplasma bovis meeting, Dargaville Memorial Hall.

    A Dargaville vet has told Northland farmers what the government refuses to reveal: the location of the farm confirmed to be infected with mycoplasma bovis.

    Northland vet reveals location of M Bovis infection
  • Christchurch Men's Prison boss sacked

    News
    New Zealand Canterbury
    6 Sep 2018
    Inside Paremoremo prison

    Christchurch Men's Prison director John Roper has been sacked after a review looking into security issues at the prison.

    Christchurch Men's Prison boss John Roper sacked
  • Greater protection needed from African swine fever - pork industry

    News
    Country farming
    6 Sep 2018
    Two-week-old pigs stand in a stall at an animal breeding farm in Losten, Germany, on  21 August 2014.

    New Zealand Pork is calling for greater border protection against the spread of African swine fever, a deadly pig disease which is sweeping through China and Eastern Europe.

    Greater protection needed from African swine fever - pork industry
  • Australia to improve Pacific access to security information

    News
    Pacific
    6 Sep 2018
    Pacific Islands Forum leaders gather for a group photo ahead of their retreat.

    Australia will help its regional neighbours set up a Pacific Fusion Centre to strengthen the ability of Pacific governments to enforce their laws.

    Australia to improve Pacific access to security information
  • Australia to help Pacific fisheries surveillance

    News
    Pacific Tuvalu
    5 Sep 2018
    Crew of an Australian Air Force Orion searching in the southern Indian Ocean.

    Australia will help the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency with a new aerial surveillance programme to fight illegal fishing.

    Australia to help Pacific fisheries surveillance
  • Migrant exodus to Europe deadlier than ever

    News
    World refugees and migrants
    4 Sep 2018
    A Libyan coast guardsman watches over during an operation to rescue illegal immigrants who attempted to reach Europe off the coastal town of Zawiyah, 45 kilometres west of the capital Tripoli, on June 27, 2017.

    Libya's coastguard is stepping up efforts to halt migrants and asylum seekers crossing the Mediterranean, but more deaths are occuring as traffickers take bigger risks.

    Migrant exodus to Europe deadlier than ever
  • Security camera diverted during prison attack, court told

    News
    New Zealand
    29 Aug 2018
    Desmond Fa’afoi (left), Wiremu Paitea (middle) and Viju Devassy (right).

    The Corrections officer in charge of surveillance at the country's maximum security prison says a security camera recording an emergency incident was turned away. Video

    Security camera diverted during prison attack, court told
  • Anti-social media: Facebook and surveillance capitalism

    Audio
    internet technology
    28 Aug 2018
    Siva Vaidhyanathan

    There are two things wrong with Facebook; How it works and how people use it. This is the view of Professor Siva Vaidhyanathan, director of the Center for Media and Citizenship at the University of… Audio

  • Crocodile swamp search a 'people smuggling' case

    News
    World
    28 Aug 2018
    The abandoned fishing boat in the Daintree near Cape Kimberley in Queensland.

    A boat found abandoned in crocodile-infested waters in Australia is believed to be a "people smuggling venture", the nation's government says.

    Crocodile swamp search a 'people smuggling' case
  • 'We largely live in a domestic military occupation' - Chelsea Manning

    News
    World
    25 Aug 2018
    Former US soldier Chelsea Manning speaks during the C2 conference in Montreal, Quebec, on May 24, 2018. / AFP PHOTO / Lars Hagberg

    The former US Army soldier who in 2013 was sentenced to 35 years in prison for leaking classified documents to Wikileaks says it's been difficult to adjust to life outside prison. Audio

    'We largely live in a domestic military occupation' - Chelsea Manning
  • 'We largely live in a domestic military occupation' - Chelsea Manning

    Audio
    politics identity
    25 Aug 2018
    Former US soldier, whistleblower, transgender Chelsea Manning speaks at the digital media convention "re:publica" in Berlin, on May 2, 2018. / AFP PHOTO / Tobias SCHWARZ

    Chelsea Manning is an activist, politician, and former US army solider. Encouraged to join the army by her father while living as an openly gay man, Manning began training in 2007. She was deployed to… Audio

  • Siblings jailed for supplying meth linked to 90 Mile Beach boat

    News
    New Zealand
    24 Aug 2018
    Riki and Chevonne Wellington.

    Two siblings have been jailed for supplying methamphetamine linked to a boat that washed up on 90 Mile Beach.

    Siblings jailed for supplying meth linked to 90 Mile Beach boat
  • Special drone built to watch over rhinos

    News
    New Zealand environment
    23 Aug 2018
    Aeronavics with Amakhala Team at Amakhala game reserve

    A Raglan company has created a drone to help with conservation work in South Africa.

    Special drone built to watch over rhinos
  • Approval given for wasp to be used if there is a brown stink bug invasion

    News
    New Zealand environment
    23 Aug 2018
    Stink bug (Eocanthecona  furcellata) on green leaves.

    The Environmental Protection Authority has given the green-light to the use of a predator to fight any invasion by the brown marmorated stink bug.

    Approval given for wasp to be used if there is a brown stink bug invasion
  • Rushed legislation on animal tracking system faces scrutiny

    News
    Politics
    16 Aug 2018
    National MP Nathan Guy

    Legislation has been rushed through to its final reading at Parliament today to beef up the country's animal tracking system, NAIT.

    Rushed legislation on animal tracking system faces scrutiny
  • Australia's National Energy Guarantee gets thumbs up

    Audio
    politics
    15 Aug 2018
    No caption

    Bernard Keane has details about the National Energy Guarantee plan to settle climate and energy policy; a massive new expansion of surveillance laws that would enable the Government to force tech… Audio

  • Monsanto: Roundup less toxic than bleach

    News
    Country health
    14 Aug 2018
    no caption

    The global chemical company Monsanto is describing Roundup as safer than household bleach, with a lower toxicity than table salt, days after a jury found the weedkiller gave a man cancer. Audio

    Monsanto: Roundup less toxic than bleach
  • Pacific fisheries surveillance finds no breaches

    News
    Pacific
    11 Aug 2018
    NZ fisheries officer hands down confiscated fish to crew on board HMNZS Hawea during fisheries and customs patrols in Fiji in August 2018.

    A just completed Pacific operation to combat illegal fishing found no breaches of the region's rules.

    Pacific fisheries surveillance finds no breaches
  • Evacuation underway in Vanuatu's volcanic Ambae Island

    News
    Pacific Vanuatu
    10 Aug 2018
    Red Cross workers on Ambae

    A state of emergency remains in place on the Vanuatu island of Ambae following an increase in volcanic activity in late July and a mass evacuation of the island is currently underway.

    Evacuation underway in Vanuatu's volcanic Ambae Island
  • Mass evacuation underway from Vanuatu's volcanic Ambae Island

    Audio 10 Aug 2018
    Red Cross workers on Ambae

    A State of Emergency remains in place on the Vanuatu island of Ambae following an increase in volcanic activity in late July and a mass evacuation is underway. Audio

  • NZ Orion joins search for missing Tuvalu fisherman

    News
    Pacific Tuvalu
    9 Aug 2018
    Air to Air of an RNZAF Orion P-3K2 during RIMPAC

    A New Zealand Defence Force Orion has joined the search for a missing fisherman off the coast of Tuvalu.

    NZ Orion joins search for missing Tuvalu fisherman
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