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Facebook Messenger is introducing three new features to its mobile app with a new update. 

Facebook Messenger introduces new features to the mobile app

Facebook Messenger is introducing three new features to its mobile app with a new update.

Facebook Messenger is introducing three new features to its mobile app with a new update. The changes include three new chat themes, a quick reply bar, QR code scanning and payment links. While the update is being rolled out to both Android and iOS devices, the QR code scanning and payment link features are currently limited to users in the US.

NZ: Jacinda Ardern wins second term with a landslide

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has won a second term with a landslide victory in general elections,&nbsp;set to form the first single-party govt in decades

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has won a second term with a landslide victory in general elections on Saturday. The mandate means 40-year-old Ardern could form the first single-party government in decades. In her first term, her centre-left Labour Party shared power with a nationalist party. After the counting of over half of votes, Arden's party was on track to win 64 of the 120 seats in the country&rsquo;s parliament, the highest by any party since New Zealand adopted a proportional voting system in 1996.

Technically Speaking: Can You Predict Crime? (Ep. 1)

With technology rapidly evolving, police forces across the world have been searching for solutions that can help them stop crime and police more effectively. Enter, Predictive Policing. This technology has been conceptualised, implemented and in some cases, even let go, in different parts of the globe.
Predictive Policing introduces a whole new dimension of policing, eerily similar to sci-fi movies and television shows. So just what is this technology? How does it work? Why is it controversial? Let's find out.

NZ PM Jacinda Ardern admits using cannabis on election debate

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern got a thumbs up from 420-friendly netizens after she admitted to using cannabis 'a long time ago', during an election debate.
Arden faced Opposition Leader Judith Collins in New Zealand's second debate on Wednesday, ahead of the general election later this month.
She however declined to say whether she supported the legalization of marijuana, which New Zealanders will decide in a referendum with the national election Oct. 17
Roughly 80% of New Zealanders have tried marijuana, according to independent studies &mdash; more than double the rate for Australians, and far above what Americans report, too. 

BITE&nbsp;UPSOUND:&nbsp;(English) of Newshub moderator Patrick Gower asking Ardern if she's ever used cannabis,&nbsp;SOUNDBITE (English) Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand Prime Minister:&nbsp;"Yes I did, a long time ago."
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// New Zealand&nbsp;PM admits to cannabis use during poll debate
// Arden was part of national debate ahead of Oct 17 NZ polls
// NZ PM declined to comment if she backed legalisation of drug
// Studies: over 80% of&nbsp;New Zealanders have tried marijuana
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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern got a thumbs up from 420-friendly netizens after she admitted to using cannabis 'a long time ago', during an election debate.
Arden faced Opposition Leader Judith Collins in New Zealand's second debate on Wednesday, ahead of the general election later this month.
She however declined to say whether she supported the legalization of marijuana, which New Zealanders will decide in a referendum with the national election Oct. 17
Roughly 80% of New Zealanders have tried marijuana, according to independent studies &mdash; more than double the rate for Australians, and far above what Americans report, too.

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