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Māori health providers set up communication hub to combat covid-19
Māori health providers have set up support phone lines and isolation rooms incase Covid 19 spreads to their communities.
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Biden promises to choose woman for vice president role
Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders have condemned US President Donald Trump's handling of the Covid-19 outbreak during a Democratic debate and offered competing visions of leadership.
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Feminism now 'personal branding rather than revolutionary rhetoric'
Opinion - Feminism might not be dying but it is very sick, Sophie Bateman writes.
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Professor Stephanie Coontz: How to Make Your Marriage Gayer
Professor Stephanie Coontz recently wrote an opinion piece saying "many different-sex couples would have happier and more satisfying marriages if they took a few lessons from their same-sex… Audio
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Musician Frank Turner on the stories of 'No Man's Land'
English folk-punk singer Frank Turner's about to come back to New Zealand next month, and he's just put out his eighth studio album, No Man's Land, which is entirely made up of the stories of… Audio
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International Women's Day 'unmissable opportunity' that misses every time
Opinion - To make International Women's Day feel less like Groundhog Day each year, we need to acknowledge that in trying to serve all women, it's serving none, writes Anna Rawhiti-Connell.
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CCTV shows police officer's activity on night of alleged rape
Drinking games, stripping and nudity from a police senior sergeant.
This is what was captured on CCTV cameras the night a male police officer allegedly raped his female colleague in Northland.
The… Audio
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Global index reveals entrenched sexism against women
President of the National Council of Women, Lisa Lawrence, joins The Panel to talk about a global report that has revealed almost 90 percent of people hold a bias against women. Audio
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New armed police use could inflame Māori community - Borrows
There are concerns new armed police response teams could enflame already strained relations with Māori and Pasifika communities. Audio
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Zero police tolerance for extremist rhetoric as March 15 nears
The Police Minister says officers are continuing to investigate a threat against the Muslim community and will not tolerate any extremist rhetoric.
It comes after messages were posted on the… Audio
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TVNZ's gender pay gap revealed
Dr Kaisa Wilson joins The Panel to talk about the gender pay gap at TVNZ, which the organisation tried to hide. Figures showed that male presenters at TVNZ earn an average of 40 K more a year than… Audio
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Famous chefs reveal meals of those in poverty
A new video campaign by KidsCan is laying bare the meals that real New Zealand families living in poverty are eating.
Renowned chef Nadia Lim cooks "red soup", the leftover water that cheerios have… Audio
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The Seattle company boss who put everyone on $70K
In 2015, the boss of a card payments company in Seattle introduced a $70,000 minimum salary for all of his 120 staff - and personally took a pay cut of $1 million.
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Vanuatu’s stolen generation (BBC/ABC)
ABC producer Fiona Pepper travels to Tanna to hear stories of the blackbirding trade, and the scars the kidnapping of a generation of men has left on Vanuatu
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Song Crush: U.S. Girls, The Big Moon, Mortimer
Anti-capitalist disco, uplifting English indie-pop, Jamaican reggae soul and soul soothing ambient music are all part of the Song Crush mix this week. Video, Audio
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Memoir gives voice to gay Nigeria
Chiké Frankie Edozien is a Nigerian-American writer and journalist. He is a professor of journalism at New York University and a journalist for the New York Post. His 2017 memoir 'Lives of Great Men… Audio
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New Zealand to give $2m to Fiji climate change relocation fund
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced $2 million in funding to put towards the relocation of Fijian communities displaced by climate change.
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Māori patient calls on govt to lower bowel cancer screening age
A Māori patient who is dying of bowel cancer is backing calls for the government to lower the screening age before it's too late.
New Zealand does not screen people aged 50 to 59 despite them making… Audio
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Harvey Weinstein's New York conviction just the beginning
The guilty verdicts in the New York case against Harvey Weinstein are only the beginning of the movie mogul's prosecution.
He still faces charges in Los Angeles of assaulting two women in 2013.
At… Audio
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Opinion: Child poverty stats promising, but more is needed
The latest child poverty statistics hand Jacinda Ardern a tangible - if tentative - sign of progress, but also point to a need for more strident action, Max Rashbrooke writes.
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Want to do feminism better? Deborah Frances-White
Creator of the hit 'Guilty Feminist' podcast, Deborah Frances-White talks to Kathryn Ryan about the complexities of being a 'woke' feminist, and trying to reconcile the desire to fight misogyny while… Audio
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The Sampler: 24 February 2020
In the first Sampler for 2020, Nick Bollinger catches up on a few pre-Christmas releases, including albums by Big Thief, Beck and Ezra Furman. Audio
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The thin line separating free speech and hate speech
Free speech crusaders say the sacred right to freedom of expression is under threat. But minority communities say a law change is needed to protect the most vulnerable. Audio
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Stanley Makuwe: Sir Garfield Todd's African legacy
Juggling his writing with a career in psychiatry, Stanley Makuwe moved to New Zealand from Zimbabwe in 2002 during the Robert Mugabe regime. In his play Black Lover, which get its premiere in an… Audio
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Moral philosopher Professor Peter Singer vs cancel culture
Australian moral philosopher and professor at Princeton University, Peter Singer's work challenges people to question whether their behaviour is ethical and highlights blind-spots and moral… Audio