Lately for Thursday 17 February 2022

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10:20  No confidence in Ardern - Dame Tariana Turia

Former Labour Party MP Dame Tariana Turia says she has no confidence in Jacinda Ardern and says her government's treatment of the Protestors at parliament is an abuse of its powers. Dame Tariana resigned from the Labour party in 1996 over the foreshore and seabed act and went on to co-lead the Maori Party.  In their 10th day, the protestors, she says, have been bullied like nothing she's seen before.

Dame Tariana Turia Photo: RNZ

10:30 Police convinced the mandate protest will last three months

President of the Police Association, Chris Cahill, is convinced the mandate-protest will continue for at least three months. He gives the show his views on how the protest is being handled by police

NZ Police Association president Chris Cahill Photo: Supplied/ Local Democracy Reporting

10:45 What exactly is a data centre - we get the 101 from Paul Brislen

Aotearoa seems to be the flavour of the month when it comes to data centres. Amazon have set up shop, as have Microsoft and others, with big plans for their hyperscale. But what are they and why are they here?  And if we follow the money who benefits the most?
Chief executive of the Telco Forum: Paul Brislen is with us to shed some light on it all

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10:55 Lately Music
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