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John MacDonald: Forget the under-16 social media ban, but do try this

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Does Labour really think Facebook and all the other social media platforms are going to be paying any attention to its threat to crack down on them? Yesterday, the party’s social media spokesperson Reuben Davidson warned “they will pay the price” if they don’t make the kinds of changes Labour will…

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Steve McCracken: Secondary Principals Association Chair and B416 Expert Advisory Panel member on Labour's social media policy

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A school leader says it's fantastic both major parties are backing a crackdown on children's social media use. Labour says if elected, an under-16 social media ban will go before a select committee within 100 days, alongside a new digital duty of care law. National introduced a simila…

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Mike's Minute: Why the gang pad video hurts Labour the most

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Only good thing about Oriini Kaipara and her gang video, which spent the better part of the day front and centre, starting with us yesterday morning as we played you the cringe-inducing audio, to be followed by the rest of the media, was that Oriini is from the Māori Party, not the Greens. …

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Guy Roper: Dairy Companies Association Chair on the sector's priorities for the next government

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The Dairy Companies Association has laid out its priorities for the next government. The five points include biosecurity, bipartisan infrastructure and energy, streamlined food regulation, and food and nutrition policy based on science and clear labelling. It also calls for an ambiti…

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Holly Brooker: Makes Sense campaign co-founder on the enforcement of social media bans in the wake of Labour revealing its social media policy

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Both major parties are backing tougher rules on children's social media use, with questions now turning to how they'll be enforced. Labour's promising an under-16 social media ban will go before a select committee within 100 days if elected, while National introduced its own bill to Parliame…

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Nicola Willis: National Finance Spokesperson on the party's new right to silence policy

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National is open to expanding its proposed ban on the right to silence for child killers, depending on legal advice. The party's proposing a law change that would send witnesses of child killings to prison for up to 10 years, if they don't reveal who was responsible. National's Nicola…

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Perspective with Heather du Plessis-Allan: The Greens and Te Pāti Māori are committed to digging this hole deeper

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Unbelievably, the Mongrel Mob drama is still rolling on. It's been six days. A video has emerged from the hui at the gang pad in which Te Pāti Māori MP Oriini Kaipara tells the Mongrel Mob that Te Pāti Māori's policies would reinstate what should have existed all along. Depending on how you inter…

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Reuben Davidson: Labour's Technology spokesperson on the party's proposed teen social media ban

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Labour's Technology spokesperson says the party could get a social media ban for under-16s legislated in one year. It's promising to progress the ban to select committee stage within its first 100 days of Government, if elected, alongside new law on digital duty of care. Reuben Davidson say…

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Te Ururoa Flavell: former Te Pāti Māori co-leader on MP Oriini Kaipara doubling down on support for gangs

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A former Te Pāti Māori co-leader is defending current MPs chatting with the Mongrel Mob. MP Oriini Kaipara went to the gang's South Auckland HQ last week, and today defended the visit. Leaders of other parties have criticised the two Te Pāti Māori MPs at the meeting, joined by Greens candid…

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