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Pensions and tensions between generations
Anusha Bradley explores how NZ will pay for superannuation in the future and the impact on generations to come. Video, Audio
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Putin tells West not to fear Russia
Only "an insane person in a dream" can imagine that Russia would suddenly attack Nato countries, Russian President Vladimir Putin says.
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Bryan Stevenson on tackling racism in the US justice system
More than two people a day are shot and killed by police in the US, yet the government doesn't keep its own record. Top lawyer and founder of the Equal Justice Initiative Bryan Stevenson, who Desmond… Audio
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Super comes at cost of health and welfare - English
Finance Minister Bill English said growing superannuation costs will be affordable if others areas of spending such as health and welfare are contained or reduced.
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For Richard, for Paula
This time last week Toby Morris was nervous. He was putting the finishing touches on a comic he was working on, and wondering if he’d screwed it up.
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Conference to end child violence in the Pacific
Audio 18 May 2015Pacific Island nations have some of the highest rates of violence against children in the world - an issue UNICEF says needs to be brought out of the shadows. Audio
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Maori in regions disadvantaged - report
A Salvation Army report released today reveals that Māori who live in regional areas such as Northland and Gisborne are getting a "bad deal".
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Salvation Army calling for cross-party support
The Salvation Army is calling for cross-party action to stamp out a growing inequality between New Zealand's regions and uban centres. Audio
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Is there another way to buy?
An Auckland woman is rallying banks around the country to provide interest-free mortgages to Muslims looking to buy their first home.
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Kiwi Muslims want to escape rent cycle
An Auckland woman is rallying banks around the country to provide interest-free mortgages to Muslims looking to buy their first home. Audio
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Top 10 stories of the month
In case you missed something, here are our most read stories for the month.
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The Pencilsword: Inequality Tower
When you come across something really wrong in life, Toby Morris asks, what do you do?
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Ponytail pulling was just 'horsing around'
The Prime Minister has described his repeated pulling of an Auckland waitress' hair as just ''horsing around''. Video, Audio
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Andrew Keen: internet naysaying
Founder of Audiocafe.com in 1995, executive director of the Silicon Valley salon FutureCast, a Senior Fellow at CALinnovates, and author of The Internet is Not the Answer. Audio
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Campbell Live threat exposes seismic change
One of the things I have noticed in my 18 months working at Radio New Zealand is that broadcasting policy receives little attention, writes CEO Paul Thompson.
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Fast food protests supersized
Fast food workers across New Zealand and the United States protest pay and working conditions.
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Hillary Clinton launches presidency bid
Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has launched her bid for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination. Video, Audio
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NZers among Oxford rowers odds on to win
The Oxford University rowing team is again favourites to win the annual race against Cambridge tomorrow morning.
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Cecil Rhodes statue removed in Cape Town
South Africa's University of Cape Town has removed a statue of British colonialist Cecil Rhodes that had become the focus of protests.
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NZ slipping in human rights issues - report
A new report warns New Zealand's poor handling of human rights issues and Parliament's failure to act is harming the country's reputation.
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Alejandro Aravena: housing solutions
Principal of the Elemental architecture practice in Chile, who is visiting New Zealand to deliver the 2015 Futuna Lecture Series. Audio
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Rowing decision sets dangerous precedent - principal
A principal says a High Court interim injunction overruling his decision to stop students in a rowing regatta is a potentially dangerous precedent. Audio
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A history of income inequality
There's no such thing as a free lunch - with independent scholar Brian Easton... economic inequality Audio
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A message from India
Duo fight to change attitudes towards sexual violence with #RapAgainstRape.
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Women more aware of gender pay gap
A global survey of 6000 people by recruiting company Hays shows that women are far more aware of perceived gaps in equal pay and opportunities than men.
