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Labour promises 300 new police officers if re-elected
New law and order promises from Labour have had a warm but 'I'll believe it when I see it' reaction from police and justice advocates.
If re-elected, Labour will deliver 300 new officers, legislation… Audio
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Can an emoji legally constitute a threat or harassment?
How many times a day would you fire off a cute, sometimes sassy little icons that have become an online language of their own. Emojis. Everything from a heart or thumbs up to a smiling poo. But it… Video, Audio
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National announces working holiday visa policy plans
Under pressure over law-and-order, the Labour Party is promising to add another 300 police officers to the front-line over four years.
It says that will be one of the new ways it will crackdown on… Audio
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A campaign of fear and loathing? Nah, the facts matter more
Should we be worried about the election campaign going negative? Or is the greater worry party leaders who can't get their facts straight? Video, Audio
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Restore Passenger Rail vow to continue protesting despite altercation
Restore passenger rail protestors say they will continue their protests despite an altercation yesterday with a driver just north of Wellington's Terrace Tunnel.
The frustrated motorist took the law… Audio
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New Zealand’s other Rugby World Cup teams
The Tongan, Samoan and Fijian rugby teams have made huge strides on the world stage. What can we expect from them this World Cup? Audio
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SkyCity may have gambling license suspended after complaint
Sky City might have to down the gambling chips after being referred to the regulator over a possible host responsibility breach. The casino operator could have its licence suspended for up to 10 days… Video, Audio
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The Panel with Moata Tamaira and Mark Knoff-Thomas (Part 2)
Audio 4 Sep 2023Today on The Panel Wallace and panellists Moata Tamaira and Mark Knoff-Thomas are joined by Aaron Martin, principal lawyer at New Zealand Immigration Law to discuss migrant workers discovered living… Audio
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Crypto currency 'all fun and games until you run out of fools', says actor
While Matt Damon, Larry David and Kim Kardashian were touting Crypto currency in TV commercials and on social media, former teen idol Ben McKenzie from the TV Show The O.C. started running in the… Audio
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New Parliament, new rules
The final thing Parliament did before adjourning was agree rules changes for the next Parliament. We discuss them with senior clerks David Wilson and Gabor Hellyer. Audio
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Calling Home: Rachel Bickler in Brussels
Audio 3 Sep 2023She may have been born in Aotearoa, but it feels almost inevitable that Rachel Bickler would end up in Brussels the heart of the European Union. Audio
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Scrutiny of candidates prompts pushback and claims of 'agendas'
Scrutiny of political parties' policies intensified this week - and so did the scrutiny of some candidates for seats in Parliament. When TVNZ reported some election candidates’ controversial past… Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 3 September 2023
Hymns to mark the start of the Season of Creation include For the beauty of the earth and Shirley Murray’s Touch the earth lightly. Audio
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Lloyd Cole on Bowie and ambiguity
Audio 2 Sep 2023Singer-songwriter Lloyd Cole discusses Bowie, collaboration and the ambiguity of song writing with Elliott Childs. Audio
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Political parties talk strategy as campaigning begins in earnest
The Parliamentary term came to an end this week after a tumultuous term, and Labour and National's election campaigns are launching this weekend - with just six weeks remaining before the big day.
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From space junk to international treaties: NZ's only specialised space lawyer
Dr Maria Pozza is exploring a frontier of outer space that not many have ventured into before. She is the country's only specialised space lawyer - dealing with the contractual obligations of those… Audio
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Asia correspondent Elizabeth Beattie
Treated radioactive water from Japan's severely damaged Fukushima power plant has been released into the Pacific Ocean sparking a Chinese boycott of Japan's seafood products. The UN nuclear watchdog… Audio
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Mama Hooch case exposed failings in liquor licensing
A health campaigner says the Christchurch Mama Hooch sexual assault case has exposed failings in liquor licensing rules and is calling for an overhaul of the law.
Last week Brothers Danny and Roberto… Audio
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Man suspected of supplying substances to assist suicide
A Canadian man is suspected of supplying lethal substances to people who committed suicide - including some in New Zealand.
Kenneth Law, 57, from Ontario, was arrested in May and is awaiting trial on… Audio
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Migrant workers without jobs may soon have to vacate houses
Migrant workers allegedly caught up in an immigration fraud and living in over crowded conditions could soon be without any roof over their heads and zero income. Earlier this week Immigration NZ… Video, Audio
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Parliament tightens procedures around entrenchment of laws
Audio 31 Aug 2023Under new rules for Parliament, any future proposed entrenchment of a law must first be considered by a select committee before being considered by all MPs.
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UK: Law change to see criminals attend sentence hearing
It's Thursday and no better time to head to the UK where Henry Riley is on the job. Audio
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Voting age for local council elections debated
MPs have been debating whether to lower the voting age for local council elections to 16 years of age from the current age of 18. Audio
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Kids as young as eight involved in virtual car theft rings, police say
Christchurch police fear someone could be killed as children in virtual car theft rings compete to steal as many vehicles as posible, driving them erratically and posting their near fatal antics on… Video, Audio
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Te Pati Maori co-leader suspended from Parliament
A law expert says there was no surprise in yesterday's suspension of a Te Pati Maori co-leader from the House for twenty-four hours. Graeme Edgeler says the Speaker in Parliament was right to suspend… Audio
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Japan can be taken to court over treated nuclear wastewater says legal expert
Audio 30 Aug 2023Japan can be taken to court over treated nuclear wastewater says legal expert Audio
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Tips for being safe around animals (dogs in particular)
Audio 29 Aug 2023Even the gentlest of family pets can bite - for a range of reasons. Research by Auckland emergency doctor Dr Natasha Duncan-Sutherland has found there are around 25,000 dog-related injuries recorded… Audio
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Business commentator Victoria Young
Victoria discusses the Mainzeal Supreme Court judgement and the significance for company directors.The Supreme Court rejected an appeal the appeal of the four directors of the collapsed construction… Audio
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Can the EU's new rules really rein in the worst of Big Tech?
Some of the world's biggest tech companies are now subject to new laws in European Union that are aimed at minimising harmful online content while protecting users' privacy. Last Friday the 19 largest… Audio