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How Yuppie culture has influenced division and inequality
The 80's are known as the decade of the Yuppie, obsessed with money, status and materialism in their expensive clothes Perrier. The choices they made then set the stage for the cultural division and… Audio
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Challenges for India's Modi in his third term as prime minister
Analysis: The new term will come with new tests for the populist leader, as he is forced to rely on allies to form a government.
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Tough times even tougher on women - research
Tough economic times, like the current cost-of-living crisis, can cause the gender pay gap to widen, a senior economics academic says.
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Tuku Morgan on why he's so fired up
Waikato-Tainui leader Tuku Morgan tells Guyon why he's so fired about the backlash against te reo, how young Māori have the power to change the future and why he's not sorry about that underwear… Video, Audio
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Why India's Modi failed to win outright majority
Explainer: Modi has lost some of his aura of invincibility and the results mean the opposition is back.
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Repeat and serious offending by 14-16 year olds up: report
An Auckland youth worker says the increase in serious crime by children and young people is a result of rising social and economic inequality. Aaron Hendry is the co-founder of Kick Back, a youth… Audio
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Is your partner bad at chores? It could be weaponised incompetence
Weaponised incompetence in relationships can keep women "locked into" traditional roles, experts say.
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South Africa's ANC says it won't ditch Ramaphosa to form coalition
Political parties have two weeks to work out a deal before a new parliament sits to choose a president.
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Partial count in South Africa election puts ruling ANC below 50% as country senses monumental change
The ANC had the most votes by some way and was well ahead in the early results, as expected.
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Budget 24: How's it being received?
Love it or hate it, the Budget will affect you in some way. This is what industry leaders have to say about funding that might impact you.
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'You don't need that dress, you need a hug': Mythbusting the fast-fashion industry
It was during the darkest days of the pandemic that fashion activist Aja Barber had her revelation about fast fashion.
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Embracing random luck and chance for a better life
Audio 26 May 2024How do random events impact the bigger events in our lives and the history of the world? Audio
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Many vape stores located near schools in poorest areas, study finds
Almost a third of all the vape stores in the country are within a five-minute walk of a school. Audio
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Town's poverty worst in 60 years, principal says
Ripeka Lessels says a 15.1 percent rates rise on top of increases in the costs of living would be "a double whammy for people already struggling".
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Kanak journalist says young people 'fed up' in New Caledonia
A Kanak journalist in Noumea says the young people barricading streets in the French controlled territory are fed up with the lack of good jobs, inequality, and environmental degradation. Kanak… Audio
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New Caledonia unrest: Kanak young people will 'never give up' - journalist
The young people on the streets in New Caledonia are saying they will "never give up" pushing back on France's hold on the territory, a Kanak journalist in Nouméa says.
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Surviving cancer depends on wrangling the health system - study
The last thing we need when faced with the possibility of cancer is to have to push for diagnosis and care. Yet it's a common experience.
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Iranian rapper facing the death penalty after calling out Islamic Republic
In a country where criticising the government can get you killed, Toomaj Salehi has remained fearless.
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Trans-inclusive colours to go up in Wellington on day of controversial event
Wellington's Michael Fowler Centre will be lit up in the trans-inclusive flag colours as a show of support for the rainbow community.
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Free prescriptions reduce hospitalisation rates: study
People who skip getting a prescription because they can't afford to pay the $5 charge are 34 percent more likely to end up in hospital, according to a new Victoria University study. The study's lead… Audio
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Stephen Cave: Why living forever would be a curse
Longevity expert Stephen Cave explains to Guyon how living to 150 years old could soon be a reality, and why the consequences of immortality would be horrific for all aspects of our world. Video, Audio
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MS sufferers in Canterbury missing out on new drug
Dozens of multiple sclerosis sufferers in Canterbury are not getting access to an approved new drug Ocrelizumab. Local businessman Bruce Street spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
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NZ's big chill was an early winter warning
Analysis - Power should be subsidised for struggling households, Jodi Gardner writes.
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Fears local board funding shake-up will hurt 'poorest of community'
A proposed funding shake-up has sparked criticism it could drive inequality in communities that already suffer from historic underinvestment.
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Heath funding fails to keep up with inflation or demand - doctors' union
Some experts argue it's time to consider alternatives ways to pay for healthcare which could take politics out of it.