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Economist, academic discuss inequality report
Audio 7 Dec 2011Joining us now are the economist Gareth Morgan, and the University of Auckland law professor, Jane Kelsey. Audio
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Labour discusses how to tackle inequality
Audio 7 Dec 2011Labour discusses how to tackle inequality. Audio
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Top Stories for Wednesday 7 December 2011
Audio 7 Dec 2011Govt support parties disagree with report on raising tax;National's finance spokesperson responds to rich-poor gap;Labour discusses how to tackle inequality;Push for secret Pike River hearings… Audio
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Police shut down Los Angeles 'occupy' camp
Police in riot gear and biohazard suits have removed anti-Wall Street activists from a camp outside Los Angeles City Hall, arresting about 200 people.
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Occupy New York camp shut down by riot police
The Occupy Wall Street protest camp in New York has been dismantled in an overnight raid involving police in riot gear.
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Police move in on another 'occupy' protest group
Melbourne authorities have become the latest to crack down on demonstrators occupying public spaces in protest against economic inequality.
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Occupy Wall St protestors are evicted
Audio 16 Nov 2011New York police have evicted Occupy Wall Street protesters from a park in the city's financial district, two months after they set up camp and sparked an international movement against economic… Audio
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Police clearing Occupy Wall Street camp
Police in New York launched a pre-dawn operation to clear the original Occupy Wall Street protesters from a park in the financial district.
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Police not certain if they can trespass Dunedin protestors
Dunedin police say they may not be able to legally remove protestors from the central city without breaching their right to protest.
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Occupy Dunedin eviction not yet enforced
Efforts by authorities in Dunedin to evict protesters from the central city have so far been unsuccessful.
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Manu Korihi News for 19 October 2011
Audio 19 Oct 2011The Council of Christian Social Services wants all candidates for next month's general election, challenged about their commitment to reducing income inequality in New Zealand; The government says… Audio
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Call for political candidates to address Maori poverty
The Council of Christian Social Services wants to see all candidates for the forthcoming general election put on the spot about their commitment to reducing income inequality in New Zealand.
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Manu Korihi News for 19 October 2011
Audio 19 Oct 2011The government says it's committed to producing better policy for gas and oil exploration that helps to protect the environment, one that iwi will be happy with; The Council of Christian Social… Audio
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Call for Maori inequality to be election issue
The Council of Christian Social Services is encouraging Maori to make income inequality a general election issue.
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Manu Korihi News for 18 October 2011
Audio 18 Oct 2011The Council of Christian Social Services is encouraging Maori to make income inequality a general election issue; A Bay of Plenty hapu whose marae is threatened by flooding from the Waikato river, has… Audio
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Manu Korihi News for 18 October 2011
Audio 18 Oct 2011A Bay of Plenty hapu has decided not to move its marae, which has been sinking for the past 19 years due to underground steam extraction by a nearby power station; The Council of Christian Social… Audio
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Anarchist premises searched after violence in Rome
Hundreds of police officers in Italy have searched premises used by suspected anarchist groups after violent riots in Rome marred a demonstration against corporate greed and income inequality.
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Hundreds in NZ join anti-Wall St protests
Hundreds of people protested in New Zealand's main centres on Saturday as the Occupy Wall Street movement spreads around the world.
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Tripartite report calls for overhaul of New Caledonia economy
A report has been presented in New Caledonia aimed to help retool the economy after mass protests against the high cost of living earlier this year. The recommendations have been...
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Obama criticises banks' behaviour
President Obama has criticised banks over rising fees and efforts to block financial reform and has warned of the potential impact of the euro zone crisis on the United States.
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Surge in cases of flesh-eating disease, study shows
Calls are being made for the Government to respond to rising rates of serious infectious diseases, with the number of cases of a flesh-eating disease increasing seven-fold in 15 years. Audio
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Higher tax bills urged for wealthy
The world's richest people are calling for higher tax bills. Newspapers in France and the US have published editorials by wealthy businessmen saying they cannot stand by and watch while economies…
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CTU to fight for collective bargaining
The biennial conference of the Council of Trade Unions has opened with a call to fight for workers' rights and against wage inequality.
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Leaders go head-to-head over income inequality
The Prime Minister and Labour Party leader went head-to-head in Parliament on Wednesday over whose government was responsible for the disparity in people's incomes.
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Political leaders go head to head over inequality
Audio 3 Aug 2011The Prime Minister and the Labour Party leader went head to head in Parliament today over who is responsible for the growing gap between the rich and poor. Audio