The podcast critiques Bunnings' use of facial recognition technology in stores, raises concerns about data privacy and Māori digital sovereignty, and challenges the health claims made by Donald Trump about diet soda curing cancer, while also highlighting ongoing workplace safety危
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$1,929 is the Tex number standard text fees apply. I'd love to know what you think. We are going to talk to Billings after half past five. Now, we have had absolutely a week of weird stories about Donald Trump, haven't we? This one might take the cake. Trump's head of Medicare in the States is his old mate Dr. Oz. Dr. Oz has gone on a podcast and revealed that the president believes that diet soft drinks can cure cancer.
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