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Fairness and equity in the police force
Internationally ground-breaking research from inside the police force has quantified the difference between how Māori and Pākehā are treated when it comes to law Audio
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Māori men more likely to be stopped, tasered by police due to 'bias' and 'structural racism'
The findings are part of a three-year investigation launched by police.
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Women still facing gender inequity in workplace, study shows
A new survey has found 61 percent of women in leadership positions think gender equality at work has not improved or is worse than five years ago.
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Autistic man locked up 18 years may not be danger to public
The Supreme Court has been told that an autistic and intellectually disabled man locked up for half his life may not be a danger to the public as he's been made out to be and he may not even be… Audio
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Family calls out Intercity for treatment of 83 year old
A family is calling out Intercity for its treatment of their 83-year-old dad - who they say was dumped on the side of the road - half way through his bus journey from Christchurch to Nelson.When the… Audio
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Such great heights - how tall women have found their place
Tall women can stand proud, says a tall journalist, who set out on a mission to collect stories of other tall women and model body confidence for her daughter. Audio
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Fund to boost mental health services unobtainable to most - provider
Mental health providers are being shut out of the government's $10m mental health fund by unaffordable requirements, one group says.
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Legally blind man asked for drivers license at MSD office
"Lord have mercy on the disabled community," was said by a legally blind New Plymouth man who's gutted about plans to carve up Whaikaha, the Ministry for Disabled people. The government's anounced… Audio
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Disability community on new govt benefit sanctions
Members of the disability community say the new government sanctions on benefits fails to address difficulties they face, such as career restrictions, the housing crisis, and accessible transport… Audio
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Sanctions without benefits
Researchers into poverty are asking the government where the evidence is that its new benefit sanction regime will work.
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Australia's First Nations families denied justice, inquiry finds
Distrust of police means First Nations women don't seek assistance, even in the most desperate circumstances, the inquiry heard.
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'We basically said no': Furore over $14m 'marae' planned for Sydney
A Māori group is proceeding with a 'marae', despite pushback from local Aboriginal people - and some in NZ.
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How NZ went from home-owning leader to housing crisis
New Zealand was once a homeowner's dream, now just 60 percent of households own the place they live in - and that's on the slide. Audio
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Unemployment numbers continues to rise
New unemployment figures show 33,000 more New Zealanders are jobless now than this time last year, bringing the total to more than 140,000. Economic inequality expert Max Rashbrooke spoke to Ingrid… Audio
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Calls for overhaul of law governing retirement villages
"Unite for Seniors" is a new nationwide campaign backed by the Retirement Village Residents Members Association. Audio
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Racism holding Indian women back in Aotearoa - study
Four high-achieving women talk about how the 'glass ceiling' is double-glazed for Indian migrant women in New Zealand, and how they rose to the challenge.
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Researchers argue for new, fairer Olympic rankings
Is there any way to give all countries a fair shot at Olympic glory?
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Postcode care killing rural New Zealanders, doctors say
Doctors say their rural patients die from preventable causes more often, just because of where they live. Audio
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Racism holding Indian women back in Aotearoa - study
Four high-achieving women talk about how the 'glass ceiling' is double-glazed for Indian migrant women in New Zealand, and how they rose to the challenge.
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Riots spread in UK after three girls murdered
Riots continue to spread in the streets of the UK after a 17-year-old allegedly murdered three girls at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class, in the Merseyside town of Southport. BBC Correspondent Leanne… Audio
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Feature interview: Chelsey Goodan
Teenage girls have a message for their parents and the rest of the world; we're smarter than you think we are. Chelsey Goodan's new book is called, UNDERESTIMATED: The Wisdom and Power of Teenage… Audio
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Mark Brown calls for stronger Pacific borders
The Cook Islands PM has urged regional customs agencies to innovate and collaborate across the Oceania region at the 26th Annual Oceania Customs Organisation Conference.
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The effects of doctor shortages through the eyes of practitioners and patients
The chronic doctor shortage is being felt across the country, but it is those in the regions and rural areas that are feeling the most pain. Audio
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Darleen Tana saga set to loom as Green Party meets
A Green Party member is concerned that proper process will not be followed - but the party's co-leader says a vote will not be forced.
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Keith Wiffin: The fight continues for abuse in care survivors
The release of the final report from the Abuse in Care inquiry on Wednesday was an important day for Keith Wiffin, but not the end of his 22 year fight for justice. He was a member of the survivors'… Audio