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What's the future?
Looking at where we've come from and where we're at prompt some big questions about where we're headed next.
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Job equality 80 years away - report
Worldwide gender equality in the workplace will not be reached for another 80 years, a new report suggests. The five Nordic countries are leading the equality stakes.
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New Technology with Sarah Putt
Gender inequality in IT; New Zealand tops in drone technology; Why are iPad sales down? Audio
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Commissioner keen on wealth tax
New Zealand needs have a look at the possibility of taxing wealth, as the gap in wealth has increased faster than the disparity in income, Children's Commissioner Russell Wills says. Audio
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The Piketty Phenomenon
French economist Thomas Piketty sparked global debate with his proposals around taxing wealth and improving income equality. Piketty's thesis is contained in the bestselling book Capital in the… Audio
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Ardern joins Robertson
Jacinda Ardern would be Labour's youngest deputy leader if Grant Robertson wins leadership vote.
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Labour needs bold ideas says Ardern
The Labour MP Jacinda Ardern says the party's policies at last month's election were not bad ideas but they weren't sold well to the public and that the party needs bold ideas. Audio
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Labour contenders debate capital gains
The Labour Party looks likely to change its capital gains policy, irrespective of who wins the leadership election. The leadership vote will be held next month.
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NZ first in world for becoming wealthier - bank study
A new report say not only is New Zealand first in the world for becoming wealthier, but it's among a very select group of just two countries where there's been a rapid fall in inequality since 2007. Audio
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Dr Jaclyn Aramoana ,Improving Māori Health outcomes
When Dr Jaclyn Aramoana decided to become a surgeon she contacted the very first Māori surgeon, Associate Professor Jonathan Koea for advice. What eventuated has been an ongoing relationship of… Audio
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The Week In Review for week ending Oct 10 2014
Audio 10 Oct 2014A review of the week's news including... the Prime Minister transfers responsibility for the country's security and intelligence agencies to the Attorney-General, the author of the book 'Dirty… Audio
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The Week In Review for week ending Oct 10 2014
Audio 10 Oct 2014A review of the week's news including... the Prime Minister transfers responsibility for the country's security and intelligence agencies to the Attorney-General, the author of the book 'Dirty… Audio
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Concern for health of NZ's Pasifika peoples
Audio 10 Oct 2014A leading public health expert says the health of Pasifika peoples in New Zealand is going backwards and turning that around should be a top priority of the new government. Audio
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Expert says the health of NZ Pasifika peoples is deteriorating
Audio 10 Oct 2014A leading public health expert says the health of Pasifika peoples in New Zealand is going backwards and turning that around should be a top priority of the new government. Audio
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POWER PLAY with Brent Edwards
Power Play with Brent Edwards - It's funny how the political language changes after an election. What wasn't a problem, suddenly becomes a challenge once a government's re-elected.
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Pasifika health 'going backwards'
A leading public health expert says the health of Pasifika peoples in New Zealand is going backwards and turning that around should be a top priority of the new government. Audio
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No rush in state housing decision
The Salvation Army won't be rushing a decision on taking over state housing from the Government which wants a share of social housing stock to be run by other agencies. Audio
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Councils reject blame for poverty
The mayors of Auckland and Christchurch say their councils are not to blame for rising inequality in this country - an assertion made by Finance Minister Bill English. Audio
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Mayor's hit back at Bill English's accusations
The mayors of the country's two biggest cities are hitting back at government accusations that they're to blame for poverty and inequality due to poor planning over housing. Audio
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Poverty blame game
Finance Minister claims councils' lack of effort on housing causes poverty.
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Bill English says the cost of housing is driving inequality
Audio 8 Oct 2014The finance minister, Bill English, says if it wasn't for the rising cost of housing, inequality in New Zealand would have been improving. Audio
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Finance Minister blames councils for poverty
The Finance Minister is blaming local councils for poverty saying their lack of effort on housing is responsible for the rising levels of inequality. Audio
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Click to vote
Electoral Commission wants lawmakers to look at the option of online voting.
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Push for online voting next election
The Electoral Commission is looking towards the 2017 election and wants lawmakers to consider the option of online voting in a bid to encourage more people to go to the polls.
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Gender pay gap 'disempowering'
Equal pay advocates say a growing gap between what women and men are paid - as shown in Statistics NZ's income survey for the June quarter - is disempowering and unfair.
