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Low-key reveal of law to make big tech pay for news
Long-awaited legislation to force big tech platforms to pay New Zealand media for the news they disseminate online is now before Parliament. It could give our media with much-needed money in years to… Audio
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The Week in Detail: Sex ed, wildfires, and migrant exploitation
The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week. Audio
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Chris Patten: The last British Governor of Hong Kong
Audio 27 Aug 2023Chris Patten, Lord Patten of Barnes was a top Tory politician, prime ministerial material, and Chairman of the Conservative Party in the UK who went on to be the 28th and last Governor of Hong Kong… Audio
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The Panel with Sally Wenley and Andie McCombs (Part 1)
Audio 25 Aug 2023Today on The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Sally Wenley and Andie McCombs discuss the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Amendment Bill that is set to become law giving more power to local… Audio
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Migrant worker advocates alarmed by increasing calls for help
Advocates for migrant workers are alarmed as more and more people come to them for help, because the jobs they've been promised haven't eventuated. Audio
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Tech: EU's new laws change the internet
Technology correspondent Paul Matthews joins Kathryn to talk about the big changes to Europe's digital laws that come into effect from tomorrow impacting the largest social and tech companies in the… Audio
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Law Society to establish independent regulatory body
More now on the Law Society's agreement to establish an independent regulatory body.
This comes after a wide-ranging review found that many lawyers have experienced harassment, bullying… Audio
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Law Society to establish new regulator
Audio 24 Aug 2023The Law Society is responding to recommendations from an independent panel by saying it will establish a new regulator and overhaul its system for handling complaints.
Currently, the Law Society acts… Audio
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Episode 16: Shane Jones on the Treaty, Toilets and Teeth - August 22nd - Mata
Shane Jones outlines NZ First’s campaign to re enter parliament - their policies and priorities, including their controversial transgender toilet policy. Then we hear from commentators Tau Henare and… Video, Audio
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Education becoming political football: researcher
Audio 22 Aug 2023An education researcher says teaching is becoming a political football, as the election draws nearer. Labour says if it wins, teachers will be required by law to use government-approved approaches for… Audio
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Lawyer faces abuse from people representing themselves in Family Court
A Wairarapa lawyer is speaking out about being subjected to continuous abuse from people representing themselves in family court cases.
This is in response to Morning Report's story last week… Audio
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Pacific Waves for 22 August 2023
The Melanesian Spearhead Group foreign ministers meeting begins this week; Indonesia plans to provide power to parts of PNG; Pacific law expert agrees Samoans living abroad shouldn't vote in Samoa's… Audio
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Pac law expert agrees Samoans abroad shouldn't vote
Pacific law expert agrees Samoans living abroad shouldn't vote in Samoa's elections. Audio
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Election 2023: RNZ's guide to party policy
Promises, promises: it’s easy to forget which party has pledged what. Welcome to RNZ’s go-to guide for party policy ahead of the 14 October election day. We’ll keep updating this guide as policies are…
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NZSO: Requiem
A concert exploring the big questions of life and death through works by John Psathas, Richard Strauss and Mozart - composers who have all grappled with these universal themes in profound and… Audio
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Political commentators Morton and Hughes
Gareth and Brigitte join me to talk about Labour's big week of policy announcements - we'll break them down and look at how and when they'll be paid for. We'll look at the politics of paid parental… Audio
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Ex Gloriavale residents sceptical about proposed anti slavery laws
Former Gloriavale residents say they're sceptical about government plans to pass a law banning modern slavery, saying nothing has been done to stop the practice over decades at the West Coast… Audio
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Arohata women's prison may have to re-open
Corrections may have to re-open Arohata women's prison, after a damning High Court judgment that it broke the law and discriminated against women.
The prison was effectively closed to sentenced… Audio
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The Week in Detail: Postnatal depression, football fever and fish farming
The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week. Audio
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Mereana Selby: Wānanga now able to self-determine how they operate.
Earlier this week the Education and Training Amendment Bill passed its third reading in Parliament meaning wānanga are able to choose for themselves how they operate. Wānanga can choose to remain a… Audio
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Crown vs Cow: The plan for pricing agricultural emissions is effectively dead - what killed it?
Audio 19 Aug 2023Agriculture contributes more to global warming than any other industry in Aotearoa. Yet attempts to rein in the sector’s emissions have repeatedly fallen short. Kirsty Johnston investigates how a…
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'So many emotions': Man wrongly convicted of murder given millions in compensation
It's pay day for Alan Hall, a man wrongly convicted of murder. Almost $5 million and a letter from the government saying he is innocent. The Supreme Court quashed Hall's conviction for a murder during… Audio
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Community Law 'happy' with list of standards for emergency housing providers
Community Law Aotearoa says they are happy the government has imposed a list of standards to emergency housing providers.
Although they're not mandatory, if providers follow the standards they will… Audio
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The future will be riskier – how will insurance keep up?
When a natural disaster destroys your home, who should foot the bill? The government, private insurers, or you? Audio
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So many bills, so little time
Parliament has just days left before it ends for the election. The closer dissolution gets, the harder the MPs are pushing to fit everything in - almost like they're cramming four years of legislating… Audio
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Is it time for NZ to introduce a stalking law?
A clinical psychologist and domestic violence specialist is calling for a specific law to tackle stalking, saying the current piecemeal approach isn't working for victims. Stalking and harassment are… Audio
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11 of the 12 jurors find Dickason guilty of murder
11 of the 12 jurors found Dickason guilty of murdering her three young children at their Timaru home nearly two years ago.
The 40-year-old had pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity or infanticide.
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Tafaoimalo first Pasifika woman to be awarded NZ professorship
We speak with the first Pasifika woman to be appointed to a professorship in New Zealand. Audio
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Why Parker Jackson-Cartwright is playing for Breakers
Parker Jackson-Cartwright, sounds like a law frim but, standing at close to 175 centimetres tall, (5'7" in the old language) Jackson-Cartwright is the shortest import the Breakers have ever signed… Audio
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Deny, deny, delay: How agriculture lobbied Labour into putting off a climate tax, again.
Audio 17 Aug 2023Agriculture is warming the earth faster than any other industry in Aotearoa. Yet attempts to rein in the sector’s emissions have fallen short once more. In a three part Kirsty Johnston investigates…