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James Shaw focuses on campaigning after Green School saga
Green Party co-leader James Shaw has kicked off his election campaigning, with student issues being the main focus of his appearance today.
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Job loss inequality and how to address it
Statistics NZ numbers have shown that 10 out of 11 people who have lost their jobs due to COVID-19, are women. Iron Duke managing director and business advocate, Phil O'Reilly, talks to Jesse about… Audio
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Government urged to provide flat, fair disability allowance for all
Disabled Pasifika people receiving an allowance for extra costs are getting less than half that of Pākehā recipients.
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Goldsmith says private sector key to job creation
The National Party says new unemployment figures paint a sad picture for New Zealand families and there needs to be more growth in the private sector. Audio
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What we can do to end sexual violence
Comment: Every day many go through a mental checklist to protect ourselves from judgement, harassment, assault or rape, but it's time for dignity, respect and gender equality, writes Saunoamaali'i…
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What Pacific health equity must look like
Opinion - The pandemic confirms the importance of health equity for high-risk populations.
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Māori and Pasifika 'much worse affected' without Covid elimination - research
A researcher modelling Covid-19 death rates says 1300 Māori and Pasifika would die in the Counties Manukau district alone if community transmission was allowed to run rampant.
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Pressure mounting on Otago University over Māori Entry Pathway
Pressure is mounting on the Otago medical school to front up to Māori and Pasifika about a proposal to cap admissions through the Māori Entry Pathway.
One of the designers of this scheme says it was… Audio
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NZ child wellbeing among worst in developed world - UNICEF report
The Prime Minister wants New Zealand to be the best place in the world to grow up - but UNICEF's latest child wellbeing rankings have the country among the worst performing in the developed world.
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NZ ranked near bottom of UNICEF child wellbeing ratings
Of the 41 OECD and European Union countries surveyed, New Zealand ranked 35th in overall child wellbeing outcomes - and UNICEF says that is failing children. Audio
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Hundreds turn out to rallies as nurses strike over pay
Thousands of general practice nurses are striking around the country today as they bid for equal pay with hospital colleagues.
Rallies are currently being held in the country's main centres, with… Audio
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Report: NZ ranks near-bottom among OECD for child welfare
UNICEF's annual report card has New Zealand languishing near the bottom of the table when it comes to the welfare of children, ranking just 35th out of the 41 OECD and European Union countries.
New… Audio
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Covid poverty for hundreds of Auckland's Pasifika
Covid-induced hardship in Auckland's Pasifika community is causing children to drop out of school and tertiary education to support their families. Outreach workers say there's been an alarming growth… Audio
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Cooks Islands rainbow community lobbies for constitutional rights
The Cook Islands LGBT+ association is citing the country's Constitution as it seeks to stop laws discriminating against gay men. Audio
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Episode 8: Treaty Partnership - Alice Snedden's Bad News
In this episode, Alice is joined by co-host Kura Forrester they examine just how racist New Zealand is and why it is that Pākehā just cannot get their shit together and honor the Treaty. Video
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Otago university facing legal challenge over medical school admissions
The University of Otago has revealed to RNZ it is facing a legal challenge against its medical school admissions process, but denies it has anything to do with a recent proposal to impose caps on the…
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Episode 7: Prisoner Voting Rights - Alice Snedden's Bad News
In this episode, Alice explores why there still isn’t universal suffrage for people in prison and why a charity single isn’t always the answer. Video
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How inequality is worsened as more services move online
The Detail - NZ is powering on towards a digital future in the face of a new report that reveals high numbers of people don't have access to internet services.
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The hidden problem with a country moving online
New Zealand is powering on towards a digital future, in the face of a new report that reveals unexpectedly high numbers of people who don't have access to internet services. Audio
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'We're trying to help people live more lightly on the planet'
In a world struggling to cope with Covid-19 and climate change looming over its shoulder, are New Zealanders looking for ways to become more self-sufficient? Leith Huffadine reports.
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David R Williams: The health impacts of racism
Harvard public health professor Dr David R Williams says chronic stress suffered by Black Americans from living in a constant state of vigilance accounts for striking health inequalities Video, Audio
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'Training wheels' kept on longer for female surgeons - study
New research reveals that 'training wheels' are left on longer for female surgeons. Audio
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Covid-19 disproportionately affects women jobs more than men
Women who've lost their jobs due to Covid-19 are being forced to either retrain or seek work well below their skill level. The pandemic has disproportionately affected women's employment, with… Audio
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How workforce equality has crashed in this pandemic
Just because New Zealand's leader is a woman doesn't mean all is fine for women in the workplace - in fact, in this pandemic, things have got significantly worse. Audio
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Soul singer Deva Mahal with powerful new ballad ‘Stand In’
Audio 26 Aug 2020RNZ Music is proud to present the new singe and video from Deva Mahal. ‘Stand In’ is heavily rooted in Deva’s upbringing between Hawaii and New Zealand, her Afro-Caribbean heritage and her background… Video
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