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Whānau Ora helping turn vaccine rates around
Māori are the least vaccinated group to date, and yesterday, an extra $23 million was announced to assist agencies. Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency CEO John Tamihere told Māni Dunlop middle class and… Audio
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Number of superannuitants earning over $200k triples in a decade
The number of pensioners getting superannuation payments while son income of more than $200,000 has more than tripled over the past decade.
Superannuitants are the largest group of beneficiaries in… Audio
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Why this lockdown's hitting poorer people even harder
There are already signs that this lockdown is hitting low-income workers harder than the last. Salvation Army policy analyst Ronji Tanielu has sounded the alarm on increasing food scarcity across the… Audio
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Covid-19: Salvation Army wants lockdown rent freeze
The Salvation Army wants the Government to impose a freeze on rent increases to ease the burden of lockdown.
It says people who were already struggling with both food costs and housing security have… Audio
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Napier businesses complain of behaviour and vandalism at outreach centre
The outreach centre for the homeless in Napier is stuck trying to find a home of its own.
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Concerns for safety near closed outreach centre
The homeless outreach centre in Napier is stuck trying to find a home of its own.
It's been closed for some months and nearby businesses say the behaviour of those who still hang out nearby has… Audio
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Looking after older people during lockdown: a reminder
As most of the country moves into Level 3 today - a reminder for those who can to reach out to elderly people who might be struggling with the lockdown. University of Otago geriatrician and researcher… Audio
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Unprecedented demand and long waits for food parcels in Akl
There is unprecedented demand for food parcels as the level four lockdown continues in Auckland. Foodbanks and other social organisations say some vulnerable whānau - many of whom have been forced… Audio
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The Panel with Wendyl Nissen and Sir Ian Taylor (Part 2)
Panellists Wendyl Nissen and Sir Ian Taylor on South Auckland families struggling to access food in lockdown, how to prevent driveway deaths and whether we should bring back hats Audio
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Motuhake Māori Food Network to feed 200,000 whanau across Auckland
A new network set up by a range of marae and Maori leaders will provide kai to more than 200,000 whanau across Auckland - in response to the kai crisis. Motuhake aims to support whanau during the… Audio
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Gender pay gap shows no improvement in last year
The gender pay gap has not improved over the past year despite an increased awareness and industry resolve to do something about it.
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Backlash over asking Pasifika for passports at vaccine clinics
The Bay of Plenty District Health Board has apologised to the Pasifika community for the distress and hurt caused by wrongly requesting passports to be presented at Covid-19 vaccination appointments… Audio
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Toby Morris on the beauty and power of comics
Award-winning Kiwi cartoonist Toby Morris tells Kim Hill working on his latest book Dad Man Walking was "a bit of a reprieve" from his regular gig illustrating Covid-19 explainers for the World Health… Audio, Gallery
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Pacific health advocate says self-isolating for church close contacts difficult
A health advocate says he expects more Covid-19 cases related to the Samoan church in Māngere this week and that self-isolating is a major problem for close contacts. Audio
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No more All Whites?
New Zealand Football are contemplating dropping the moniker for the men's national team.
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Football legend all for All Whites name conversation
Former captain expresses approval as national team moniker comes under the microscope.
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Fears fifth lockdown may harm Pacific communities
A Pacific health and social service provider in Auckland fears the city's fifth lockdown will push families back into hardship.
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Outspoken women in Afghanistan sceptical of Taliban's freedom claims
Growing up in Afghanistan, university student Shkula Zadran has good reason to fear the Taliban. Audio
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More young people asking for help this lockdown
Young people in south Auckland are asking social services for help to feed their families, as they struggle through the city's fifth lockdown.
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Felix Marquardt: will re-embracing nomadism save humanity?
Felix Marquardt is a French author, former PR consultant and senior advisor to world leaders and CEOs, some he admits shady. His first book The New Nomads boldly proposes the future of humanity and… Audio
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NZ Rugby wins 130 MIQ spots - who makes special allocations?
New Zealand Rugby has scored 130 spots in MIQ for the All Blacks and Black Ferns, after the special allocation was signed off by a group of Ministers.
More than 1200 sportspeople have asked for… Video, Audio
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Expert points to living conditions after SUDI rise
An expert says an increase in families living in poverty has contributed to a rise in the number of babies dying of cot death.
Māori and Pasifika babies are more likely to die of what's now known as… Audio
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Can Labour tackle the housing crisis like its lauded party predecessors? What you need to know
Analysis - Some are urging the government to tackle the housing crisis - now flagged as a human rights issue - like the first Labour administration of 1935-49. But can it do so?
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The Mixtape 'The Panthers' writers Tom Hern and Nua Finau
Writers of TVNZ's new series The Panthers, Tom Hern and Nua Finau, join Charlotte to chat about how the show came together, its importance, and it's incredible soundtrack on this episode of The… Video, Audio
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Oranga Tamariki warned months before about Christchurch facility
Oranga Tamariki was warned about harmful restraints at a Christchurch Care and residence facility months before it was finally closed.
The agency announced Te Oranga would close in July - following… Audio