Stories by Mava Enoka

The true number of people who kill themselves may be considerably higher than those reported as suicide.

All that's good in music this week.

The “beauty” function that's basically a white-washing tool.

Science says otherwise.

The Government announced $46 million towards sexual violence services, but is the money ending up in the right place?

Rainbow Youth wants to see gender neutral or unisex toilets a norm in all schools.

It's been in NZ for over 60 years but few of us know much about the Scientology community here. We ask an Aucklander about the controversial religion.

It's Privacy Week so The Wireless picked the brains of the experts to bust some common myths about your business.

High school students from around the country have called on Kiwis to stand up to racism.

Flocking Kiwis is a series about young New Zealanders living abroad and how they transition into life away from home.

A look into how young New Zealanders transition into life away from home.

A look into how young New Zealanders transition into life away from home.

While the Government has been successful in tackling one, is it failing with the other?

We asked an expert.

In need of a pocket counsellor? Ellen Falconer and Mava Moayyed take a look at the burgeoning industry for mental health apps.

New Zealand’s suicide reporting laws are among the strictest in the world. Journalism lecturer Dr James Hollings explains why that is and why he thinks that should change.

Too many people take their life each year in New Zealand. Here’s a breakdown of the numbers that paint a sobering picture of a crucial social issue.

As she hunted down six thieves in Skopje, Mava Moayyed realised she wasn't quite as invincible as she thought.

Getting by on a student budget is hard enough without being paid less than minimum wage.

Introducing Charlie Camp: the punk drummer and builder who is smashing stereotypes about what young women “should” do.

A complaint against Rip it Up magazine for their use of the n-word has not been upheld by the NZ Press Council.

Despite our many successes, New Zealand's domestic violence rate hangs over us like a dark cloud. It's time to bust some common myths about abuse.

We have the highest reported rate of intimate partner violence in the developed world. What can be done to bring the numbers down? By Mava Moayyed.

A young Kiwi Muslim who believes she was profiled as a “jihadi bride” says comments by the SIS and the PM are scaremongering.

There’s a group of hip hop stars in Korea who love mince pies and recall barefoot childhoods in Auckland’s suburbs. Mava Moayyed reports from Seoul.