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Flogging a dead horse here. Nevertheless: nzherald.co.nz/business/sigh-…

“A bank can only rely on customer actions that fall below this standard of care & contributed to the loss to deny reimbursement.” On the rise of scams, customer rights, paradoxes, & the unregulated framework via North & South Magazine thepost.co.nz/nz-news/350411…

Darleen Tana’s judicial review application is declined. Investigative process which led to her resignation as Green Party member was lawful, authorised, fair and reasonable. Mrs Tana was not ousted from the party. sen.nz/0kv2wb

“Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels” was originally coined by the New Zealand Initiative about the rule of law.

Is the “return to work” movement to increase productivity or to regress back to dictatorship-style micromanagement? The “Me Boss, You Not” effect. If the work is being completed, then what’s the issue? via NZ Herald Business nzherald nzherald.co.nz/business/worke…

What does this say about acknowledging the harm done by the PSO – on the governing board of which Barton served? via nzherald nzherald.co.nz/business/shoul…

Big thanks to broadcasters from the Community Access Media Alliance network for your energy and engagement in broadcasting standards refresher sessions this week. NZ's 12 access media stations engage with diverse audiences across NZ in over 50 languages!

Tech (and unfettered/unvetted access to tech) threatens to undermine civil liberties? Instead, we may see changes to increase citizen arrest entitlements (rather than address fundamental privacy issues). WILD. Read here for more: nzherald.co.nz/business/golri…

CAMA has submitted a formal response to Inland Revenue, highlighting concerns over proposed tax policy changes that could jeopardise the sustainability of community broadcasting. See more here: cama.nz/cama-urges-cau…

AI has entered the courtroom. The question is whether the justice system is ready for it via NZ Herald Business nzherald.co.nz/business/ai-in…

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