"I will give full support to those who have been charged and will be facing trial, because from my perspective, they have done nothing wrong," Clancey told reporters. We're TVNZ 1 and we love hearing from you. It is the largest implementation of the territory’s controversial security law. Share: Sunday TVNZ. "Thank you to the people of Hong Kong for giving me the opportunity to contribute to society in the past 15 years," Chu said in a post on his Facebook page. Charley Pride. Facebook giving high profile controversial figures too much leeway, experts say • Source: Experts believe Facebook's "aggressive" stance against anti-vax posts is failing to stifle misinformation. TVNZ 1. Crichton said "countering myths with facts" wasn't always effective, and also urged people to sit down with family members or friends spreading misinformation, before giving them "tailored" credible information. Talk to us about your favourite shows. "That's why there's an absolute onus on Facebook to act very quickly, and do it genuinely.". Among those arrested on Sunday was former lawmaker Eddie Chu. "It's laudable that Facebook has decided it's going to clamp down on claims of this type. Source: 1 NEWS. How can we revive this iconic industry? What you need to know straight to your inbox, You're all set to receive the Morning Briefing, 'Surreal' - First images appear to show tsunami waves reaching Tokomaru Bay, Man drives off from Auckland Covid-19 checkpoint with police officer's arm still in car, 'A reason for this' — Student narrowly avoids trip to Kermadecs, epicentre of today's 8.1 quake, Morning Briefing March 5: Tsunami scare after quake jolts country awake. We talk controversies, spying and high speed sailing. "If they've taken that piece of information on board because, one, we don't like being wrong, two, if you start to believe something then it's much harder to reject that information. Facebook urged people to continue reporting anything that violates its community standards, and said the vast majority of reports were reviewed within 24 hours. December 13, 2020. More info here on our clock, competitions & page rules. Talk to us about your favourite shows. Get the latest on our shows and the easiest ways to … "Try and figure out what they're really worried about. Facebook Watch. 305. Play Video. For 15 years she’s been locked up in an Australian prison after being convicted for her part in the brutal killing of 14 year old boy. It was removed when RNZ asked Facebook about it, but reposted via a link to Tamaki's own webpage, which has been reshared more than 80 times. More info here on our clock, competitions & page rules. 8,939 talking about this. What you need to know straight to your inbox, You're all set to receive the Morning Briefing, 'Surreal' - First images appear to show tsunami waves reaching Tokomaru Bay, Man drives off from Auckland Covid-19 checkpoint with police officer's arm still in car, 'A reason for this' — Student narrowly avoids trip to Kermadecs, epicentre of today's 8.1 quake, Morning Briefing March 5: Tsunami scare after quake jolts country awake. Hong Kong police on Sunday detained 47 pro-democracy activists on charges of conspiracy to commit subversion under the city's national security law, in the largest mass charge against the semi-autonomous Chinese territory's opposition camp since the law came into effect last June. We're TVNZ 1 and we love hearing from you. Rebecca Papalii is a convicted murderer. The former lawmakers and democracy advocates had been previously arrested in a sweeping police operation in January but were released. That technology didn't pick up on a lengthy Wednesday morning spiel from Destiny Church leader Brian Tamaki, suggesting vaccines were "risky", "rushed", "not a reliable long term solution" and may lead to "experiments" on lower socio-economic communities and vulnerable people. Stream to your smart TV, game console, mobile, tablet and more… for free. The security law criminalises acts of subversion, secession, terrorism and collusion with foreign powers to intervene in Hong Kong's affairs. Authorities said that the activists' participation was part of a plan to paralyze the city's legislature and subvert state power. In a statement last night, Scott Morrison said his government won’t be intimidated by the social media giant. Experts believe Facebook's "aggressive" stance against anti-vax posts is failing to stifle misinformation. King of the ring, or king of the Tik Toks? or. Live the moment with TVNZ 2, New Zealand's home of entertainment. 65K likes. We're TVNZ 1 and we love hearing from you. Join. Hi, we’re TVNZ OnDemand. Science denial expert Dr Fiona Crichton said 10 hours was long enough for misinformation to spread all around the world, particularly given "Facebook is a place people go to, for this kind of information". Kiwi wool is natural, biodegradable and sustainable. NZ... More. So why are farmers struggling to sell it? Weekly in-depth current affairs bringing viewers award-winning investigations into the stories that matter. Log In. "There is an option that allows you and your family to have a chance in the face of this fear and pandemics, and it has already been proven," he said, with no credible scientific evidence for his claims. A photograph of Watch full seasons, kids, new originals, movies, and the best local and international entertainment. 10,398 talking about this. They have been detained again and will appear in court on Monday, police said in a statement. They worried the AI could also stop people with the right information, and the right intentions. Information about its safety, effectiveness and side effects can be found here. Sunday TVNZ. The legislative election that would have followed the unofficial primaries was postponed by a year by Lam, who cited public health risks during the coronavirus pandemic. Talk to us about your favourite shows. 13,970 talking about this. But there's still this lingering worry here, that if they're doing it by algorithm they're also going to be clamping down on legitimate stories which might be interrogating those stories to explain why they're wrong.". It said posts were followed-up faster if they were more viral - quickly accumulating shares and views - more severe or more likely to violate community standards. In New Zealand, the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine has gone through the Medsafe approval process. Serious offenders could face a maximum punishment of life imprisonment. Source: 1 NEWS. Right now on TVNZ. 6,498 talking about this. American lawyer John Clancey, a member of the now-defunct political rights group "Power for Democracy" who was arrested in January for his involvement in the primary, was not among those detained on Sunday. They said prominent pages make people spend time on Facebook, in turn allowing the website to gain advertising revenue. For every piece of misinformation, Dentith said it was necessary to have some level of reaction to help inoculate it and help people understand why it is wrong. Sunday, TVNZ 1 7.30pm. Talk to us about your favourite shows. The pro-democracy camp had held the primaries to determine the best candidates to field to win a majority in the legislature and had plans to vote down major bills that would eventually force Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam to resign. "So it turns out if you're a major figure on a social media platform the kinds of rules that you're meant to adhere to don't really seem to apply to you unless you do something so incredibly bad it forces you them to take you off the platform.". Sunday TVNZ is on Facebook. Previous: Next: Sunday TVNZ. A post on his official Twitter account confirmed that he was being charged for conspiracy to commit subversion and that he was denied bail. 12,193 talking about this. Sunday, TVNZ 1 7.30pm. Sunday TVNZ, Auckland, New Zealand. Tamaki's re-shared post remains available as of Sunday morning. The updated blacklist now includes posts that claim vaccinations are toxic, dangerous, cause autism, don't work against the disease they're meant to or are less safe than contracting Covid-19. The digital giant increased the list of banned content that it uses artificial intelligence and content reviewers to remove this month - yet didn't act on a widely-shared anti-vax post from the Destiny Church leader this week until contacted about it by RNZ. Mass resignations and disqualifications of pro-democracy lawmakers have left the legislature largely a pro-Beijing body. 1:53. M X Dentith, a conspiracy theory researcher based in Auckland, said Facebook had competing interests when it came to high-profile public figures publishing misinformation. TVNZ 1 6-9am Mon-Fri. Post feedback, email breakfast@tvnz.co.nz or tweet @breakfaston1. In January, 55 activists and former lawmakers were arrested for their roles in the primaries. "People hear it, they spread it to others, and if you come along later and say 'actually that was a big miss' people are very reluctant to hear it. That's disputed by Facebook, which said its artificial intelligence also helped prioritise posts for its content moderators to review. Nearly 100 people have been arrested since the law was implemented. Stay up to date and watch your favourite shows with TVNZ's live streaming service and TV Guide. Sunday TVNZ fo … llows the brave and very personal journeys of two young people, and their parents, as they transition to become who they feel they are meant to be ️ Sunday, 7.30pm Tonight on TVNZ … Another candidate in the primaries, Winnie Yu, was also charged and will appear in court on Monday, according to a post on her official Facebook page. They allegedly violated the national security law that was imposed by Beijing for participating in unofficial election primaries for Hong Kong's legislature last year. The defendants include 39 men and eight women aged between 23 and 64, police said. We're TVNZ 1 and we love hearing from you. Last month she was released and sent home, back here to New Zealand. For 21 days, the twins took part in the adventure of their lifetime. "We primarily rely on artificial intelligence to identify violating content on Facebook and Instagram, and our technology is often confident enough that a piece of content violates our standards to delete it automatically...often before anyone has seen it," it said. We're TVNZ 1 and we love hearing from you. The move is part of a continuing crackdown on the city's democracy movement, with a string of arrests and prosecutions of Hong Kong's democracy proponents — including outspoken activists Joshua Wong and Jimmy Lai — following months of anti-government protests in 2019. Tamaki's post discussed people symbolically applying the blood of Christ to front doors to be protected from a previous "terrorising airborne" pandemic which he did not name, and implored Destiny Church followers to band together in their beliefs in Psalm 91 as a "simple" way to avoid contracting the virus. Watch local shows, dramas, comedies and reality TV. Country music superstar Charley Pride, who passed away this week, was a big supporter of … TVNZ has apologised after its Breakfast programme was conned into wishing a pair of notorious serial killers a happy wedding anniversary. Sunday tags along with the 29-year old sisters – called The Wild Twins – who live up to their name whether they’re skydiving, mountain climbing, hunting or competing in an international TV reality show in the African wilderness. 9,484 talking about this. The post was online for 10 hours, and shared more than 180 times with no removal or disclaimer. Source: Breakfast, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been on the phone trying to rally international support. Watch full seasons, web series, kids, new originals, hit movies, and the best local and international entertainment all in one place. Talk to us about your favourite shows. Belief is very hard to counter just with facts," she said. Now, for the first time, SUNDAY has been invited inside for an exclusive behind the scenes look at what it will take to win in 2021. 16,194 talking about this. 168K likes. To connect with Sunday TVNZ, join Facebook today. However, Dentith said the sheer volume of misinformation on Facebook made it difficult to manage. SUNDAY, 7.30pm, TVNZ1. There are all sorts of things that happen in people's lives when they take up misinformation.". Hong Kong police on Sunday detained 47 pro-democracy activists on charges of conspiracy to commit subversion under the city's national security law, in … 100 คนกำลังพูดถึงสิ่งนี้. TVNZ 1 6-9am Mon-Fri. Post feedback, email breakfast@tvnz.co.nz or tweet @breakfaston1. 123 Comments 377 Shares. Because usually they're worried about things like - is it safe for me, or my children, or I'm worried about the fact that my granny has got MS. SAVING KIWI WOOL. In a statement, Facebook said it enforced the rules via technology and reports from members, with the help of more than 15,000 content reviewer staff based around the world. Weekly in-depth current affairs bringing viewers award-winning investigations into the stories that matter.
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