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More than half of sponge rounds used against Māori, data shows
More than half of those shot at by police with sponge bullets are Māori, police data shows. The bullets are large rounds of dense, blunt material designed not to penetrate skin.
They are fired from a… Audio
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ECE needs nationalisation - Child Poverty Action Group
The Child Poverty Action Group says Early Childhood Education needs to be nationalised.
A new report by CPAG shows that an increase in for-profit providers has had a detrimental impact on the quality… Audio
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Judith Collins, Gerry Brownlee 'can win' - Dame Jenny Shipley
Dame Jenny Shipley says Judith Collins could become the fourth woman prime minister, but Jim Bolger warns this is not the time for nasty politics. Audio
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Women in politics treated differently for decades
Audio 6 Jul 2020Outgoing MP Clare Curran highlights the way women in politics are targeted as she finishes her time in the House. Former MP Marilyn Waring joins the Panel to talk about the Parliamentary gender… Audio
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ACC levies will be kept steady through to 2022 - Ardern
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced Cabinet's decision to keep ACC levies at their current rate through to 2022. Video
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'I'm as far away from self-congratulatory as you can probably get'
After the Labour's annual conference, pundits were quick to criticise Jacinda Ardern for taking a 'self-congratulatory tone' in her remarks, but the PM says that was not her intent at all. Audio
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Labour promises 2000 new jobs from water-related projects
Labour has announced its plans to extend the Small Business Loan Cashflow Scheme and spend $162 million on a waterway clean-up package.
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Trump repeats vow to defeat 'radical left' in July Fourth speech
US President Donald Trump is vowing to defeat the "radical left" in a speech at the White House, condemning efforts to remove monuments to historical figures as attempts to destroy the US.
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US capital braces as crowds converge for protests, Trump's July Fourth fireworks
Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to converge in the heart of Washington, for fireworks and a military flyover, while protesters will march for racial equality.
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'Black transgender, non-binary and queer' population needs to be heard
Protesters have marched through Wellington's CBD, in solidarity with similar protests in the US and calling for better support for the black transgender and non-binary community in Aotearoa.
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Trump blasts 'left wing cultural revolution' at Mount Rushmore
President Donald Trump railed against "angry mobs" that tried to tear down statues of historical figures, warning thousands of supporters at Mount Rushmore that protesters were trying to erase US…
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Prince Andrew back in spotlight after Epstein case arrest
The arrest of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's ex girlfriend could raise more awkward questions for Prince Andrew. British Socialite Ghislaine Maxwell was found in the US by the FBI and has been charged… Video, Audio
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Night shelter closes doors after half a century of service
Wellington Night Shelter has officially closed its doors after more than 50 years of providing emergency accommodation to men in the capital.
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Are we becoming a global hub for women's sport?
Three women's world cups to be played in New Zealand over the next three years - but how well does this country really do when it comes to equity in sport? Audio
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Covid as a fix for homelessness - but what's the long term solution?
Lockdown temporarily eliminated rough sleeping in New Zealand - but what's the long-term solution? Audio
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Hamilton condemns Ecclestone's 'ignorant' racism comments
Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton condemned Bernie Ecclestone for "ignorant" comments about racism after the sport had distanced itself from the 89-year-old former supremo.
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Mark O'Connell: Notes From An Apocalypse
Author and 'veteran worrier' Mark O'Connell has criss-crossed the globe to meet people preparing for the end of the world. Audio
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NZ On Air 'calls for industry vetting after convicted paedophile worked on children's show What Now
New Zealand on Air is calling for an industry standard to vet staff who work around children on TV shows - after it was revealed children's show What Now employed a convicted sex offender. It was… Audio
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A waiting room for danger - the remand crisis
Remand prisoners are kept in a waiting room for danger - and they make up more than a third of the prison population. How did this situation turn into a crisis? Audio
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Three men to face trial over death of Ahmaud Arbery in US
A grand jury in the US state of Georgia has indicted three white men in the killing of unarmed black man Ahmaud Arbery in February, officials say.
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Major health review remains split on how to reduce inequalities
A major review of New Zealand's health system points to systemic racism as a reason for disparities in health outcomes for Māori. But it was split on the role a proposed new Māori agency should play.
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The Me Too issues dogging the Auckland University of Technology
Much-lauded mental health expert Dr Max Abbott has resigned after being outed for sexual harassment. But his case is just the tip of what's going on. Audio
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'Sleepless nights, nightmares, trauma' as coronial process drags on
The grieving mother of a 20 year old who took his own life seven years ago is calling for changes to the coronial process so no other family has to go through what they have.
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New York City declares Juneteenth an official holiday
Juneteenth, the day marking the end of US slavery is being marked amid Black Lives Matter protests, with a string of US leaders declaring the day a holiday.
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The Case for a Modern Debt Jubilee
As the global economy spirals post-coronavirus and many people can no longer pay their debts or are being forced to take out new ones, is it time to wipe the slate clean? Two Cents Worth considers the… Audio