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Fiji India Business Council says private sector also suffering
The President of the Fiji India Business Council, Swani Maharaj, says that while the gap between rich and poor is widening as the cost of living rises, there is not...
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FIFA allows women footballers to wear head scarves
Football chiefs have agreed to lift a ban on women wearing headscarves during games, clearing the way for the participation of many Muslim nations in top-flight competition. The hijab is...
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Big protest in Hong Kong
In the biggest protest in Hong Kong for nearly a decade, tens of thousands of people have demonstrated against the Chinese Communist Party and demanded that everyone have the right to vote.
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Aung San Suu Kyi calls for ethical investment
Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi has addressed business leaders in Bangkok on her first trip abroad for more than twenty years.
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National Party begins gay adoption debate
Debate has begun within the National Party about whether it should support legalising adoption for gay couples. Audio
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Aged care workers 'vastly underpaid'
Human Rights Commission equal employment opportunities commissioner Dr Judy McGregor says all New Zealanders should be upset at the low wages paid to aged care workers. Audio
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Protesters rally outside Parliament and in Auckland
About 100 demonstrators gathered at Parliament on Thursday afternoon, protesting against planned increases to student loan repayments and child poverty. A group of students also protested in Auckland.
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Parties denounce 'zero growth, zero hope' Budget
Opposition parties have labelled the National Government's 'zero Budget' as 'zero growth and zero hope'.
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More action needed on gender inequality
The Financial Services Institute of Australasia says companies need to do more to ensure their commitments to reducing gender inequality are translating into action.
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Union ultimatum in New Caledonia over high cost of living
The union movement in New Caledonia has given the government until the end of the month to decide on measures to reduce the high cost of living. This comes nearly...
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ADB releases report on PNG constraints
A new Asian Development Bank report says nurturing the private sector and improving public services would help foster more inclusive growth in the Papua New Guinea economy over the next...
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GP says rheumatic fever funding much needed
A Kaitaia Maori GP says an extra $12 million in the Budget for rheumatic fever prevention is welcome, but as long as children have to scavenge for food it will never be a magic bullet.
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No money to raise aged care wages - Key
Prime Minister John Key acknowledges there are pay inequalities in the residential aged care sector but says the Government doesn't have the money to improve the situation.
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Delays to northern Treaty claims 'will inflict more harm'
One of the leading lawyers for Ngapuhi treaty claimants says delays to the northern claims will worsen the economic inequality of iwi.
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Boat race protester banned from torch relay route
The protester who interrupted Britain's annual University boat race on the Thames earlier this month by swimming into the crews' path has appeared in a London court and been charged...
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Manu Korihi News for 20 April 2012
Audio 20 Apr 2012A group of iwi members protesting against the inclusion of Hauturu-Little Barrier Island in a hapu's Treaty settlement say they're demonstrating as a last resort; The co-author of the first in-depth… Audio
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Manu Korihi News for 20 April 2012
Audio 20 Apr 2012The co-author of the first in-depth assessment of Maori health needs in Taranaki says the report identifies the extent of inequality in health services between Maori and non-Maori; A group of iwi… Audio
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Telco profitability being undermined - TelstraClear boss
TelstraClear is warning that the telecommunications network sector is in danger of becoming extinct.
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Charter schools promote inequality - researchers
Researchers say new charter schools will have a damaging effect on the students they're supposed to help, causing inequality based on culture, race and socio-economic status.
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Trade Minister to meet dumped Chinese official's replacement
Trade Minister Tim Groser is to push ahead with top level talks in Chongqing next week despite the dramatic dumping of the city's mayor.
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Minister advised on cost of raising minimum wage
The Minister of Labour has been advised that raising the minimum wage from $13 to $15 an hour would have increased workers' spending power by close to $500 million.
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Is youth policy in New Zealand working?
Audio 15 Feb 2012The head of Auckland University's Sociology department has organised the Supporting Positive Youth Transitions to Adulthood at The Fale Pasifika, Wynyard Street, University of Auckland, on Thursday 16… Audio
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The Panel with Finlay MacDonald and Neil Miller (Part 1)
Audio 8 Feb 2012Topics - a new report examining daycare says New Zealand should undergo what it calls a long overdue re-evaluation of motherhood and don't tax the rich, tax inequality! Audio
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Inequality most pressing race issue - commissioner
The Race Relations Commissioner says inequality is still the most pressing race relations issue facing New Zealand. Audio
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Call for World Economic Forum to address social inequality
The head of a global trade union says social cohesion will be shattered if Europe continues to focus on austerity, without creating jobs.