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A pay equity advocacy group is making an urgent appeal to the UN to investigate the government's changes to pay equity laws. Audio

He was one of dozens of submitters who presented at the unofficial People's Select Committee. Audio

The rules will cover aspects that include facial recognition, fingerprints and iris scanning. Audio

Just 2000 parents have applied across 10,000 soon-to-be empty school board positions. Audio

Auckland Council has done a study of the entire region, giving new information and putting an end to anecdotal information having to be used. Audio

Too many are caring for loved ones with dementia - or mate wareware - without support, diagnosis or the information they need, according to two leading brain researchers. Audio

Retailers say with some facing bills up to $80,000 a year to have contactless payment, shops might just go back to EFTPOS. Audio

"Even middle-income people exploring their options" as the economy and cost-of-living bite, one provider says Audio

In September the airline will stop flying between Blenheim and Christchurch, and Christchurch and Wanaka. Audio

Maintenance funding for the country's 'Great Rides' trails will need to double in the next decade, or some will degrade so much they will lose that status. Audio

Eight years ago, the entire civic centre was damaged in an earthquake and deemed unusable. Audio

Proponents of biogas say it has the potential to help fill the shortfall from declining gas fields in this country. Audio

The company's chief medical officer says melatonin and Zopiclone are not compatible with safety critical work.

Rob McCallum raised concerns about the subs construction five years before the implosion. Audio

Written by acclaimed New Zealand composer Dame Gillian Whitehead, it tells the true story of Roger Ingram Te Kepa Dansey. Audio

Once installed homeowners get insight over how they're using electricity, the ability to automate appliances and advanced electrical safety features.

Research into gender-based violence and family violence has for the first time examined a wider set of data, to get a clearer picture of deadly violence against women and children. Audio

More than 600 Kiwis died by suspected suicide last year, Mental Health Minister Matt Doocey says. Audio

There have been 25 collisions at crossings in the last two years. Audio

FENZ chief executive Kerry Gregory says significant changes have already been made. Audio

Fire and Emergency New Zealand has apologised unreservedly to a former volunteer firefighter for failing to properly investigate a series of complaints.

A leading GP says the new 24-7 health service due to go live soon is not fixing the problem. Audio

A global survey shows fewer younger workers have their eyes on the corner office. Audio

A survey of 150 New Zealand organisations found that 44 percent of those targeted in the past two years paid up. Audio

A new survey shows around a third of diagnosed New Zealanders worry they might lose their jobs if they can't get the medication they need. Audio