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From tomorrow women effectively work for no pay till 2020 - CTU
The gender pay gap is the same as if women worked for no pay for rest of the year, a union says.
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At home with Dr Haare Williams
Dr Haare Williams is RNZ Alumni having worked as part of the Maori unit in the formative years of public broadcasting, this week he released the book 'Words of a Kaumatua' edited by Witi Ihimaera. The… Audio
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A Kiwi in Los Angeles' Skid Row
Two Kiwis have been working with the homeless of LA's notorious Skid Row, to help them express their hopes and experiences on stage. Audio, Gallery
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Crisis facing courts as Chinese people seek justice in NZ
New Zealand's rapid transition to a multicultural society is causing problems for our judicial and legal systems, according to a new report chaired by the prominent public lawyer Mai Chen.
That's… Audio
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Markets respond after Chile referendum move
Chile's stock exchange posted its biggest daily gain in 11 years after lawmakers agreed to hold a referendum on replacing the dictatorship-era constitution, bowing to protesters furious over…
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Judges are 'mostly white and wealthy'
In a strongly worded address, the top judge in the country, Dame Helen Winkelmann, warned that judges are increasingly coming from the same narrow part of society - wealthy and mostly from white… Audio
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Millennials are sick of Boomers, and here's why
Chloe Swarbrick's 'OK Boomer' aside went viral, but there's a serious message to the older generation from millennials - we are sick of what you're doing to us, and to the planet. Audio
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Former inspector repeatedly abused power - IPCA
An officer unlawfully detained a teenager in 2015 and repeatedly abused his power while he was in the force, the Independent Police Conduct Authority has found.
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New head of state care abuse inquiry acknowledges failures
The new head of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care concedes there are fences to be mended in gaining the trust of survivors working with the investigation.
Former district court Judge… Video, Audio
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Police Māori strategy vaguely familiar
The timing of the launch of the new Māori policing strategy - which has the same name of one launched seven years ago that achieved nothing - has raised eyebrows. Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch 13 November 2019
Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. Jeremy Rose talks to Karyn Hay about The Guardian's new New Zealand and Pacific offerings, media coverage of the political turmoil in Bolivia, and the… Audio
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Tomorrow's Schools reforms a 'humiliating backdown' for government - Simon Bridges
The proposed Tomorrow's Schools reforms takes power away from locals, opposition leader Simon Bridges says. Audio
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South Auckland neglected under super city - Goff
South Auckland has been suffering since the formation of the Auckland super city in 2010, re-elected mayor Phil Goff admits.
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National MP says benefit cuts could be good for Māori
National MP Joanne Hayes reckons benefit cuts could be good for Māori. She says cutting benefits could strengthen whānau - if they're resourceful. Her comments have been condemned by the Māori… Audio
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Tenant in new $28m social housing block: 'It's a dream come true'
A tenant moving into a brand new Auckland social housing complex says it's a dream come true to have a place of her own after previously being homeless.
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Rapid house price growth creates a lot more Kiwi millionaires
A global wealth report has revealed that 185,000 New Zealanders - more than the population of Hamilton - can now claim to be millionaires in US dollar terms.
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Changes for Oranga Tamariki after review
Oranga Tamariki has announced its findings of an internal inquiry into its contoversial attempt to uplift a newborn baby from its teenage mother in Hawke's Bay. Audio
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'I think we have caused hurt and harm' - Oranga Tamariki boss
Oranga Tamariki is making immediate changes to the way children are taken into state care after a damming report into an attempt to remove a baby from a Hawke's Bay mother.
The Ministry has… Video, Audio
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Grace Millane murder trial: Final hours shown on CCTV
Warning: This story contains details that may be distressing to some readers.
The final hours of Grace Millane's life were shown to a High Court jury on Thursday.
A compilation of hours of CCTV… Video, Audio
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Judge calls for more support once youth offenders are released
The Principal Youth Court Judge, John Walker, is calling for much more support for youth offenders when they're released to stop the high rates of re-offending.
Latest figures show 90 percent of the… Audio
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Refugee refused government job over family still in Middle East
A teenage refugee who was taken from New Zealand and married against her will has spoken out about her battle to be free of her abusive husband.
After putting herself through university while raising… Audio
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Royal Commission told gangs formed due to state care
The Royal Commission investigating abuse in care has been told the formation of gangs can be traced back to state care of young people, particularly Maori. Tracey McIntosh, who is a Professor of… Audio
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State care abuse inquiry: Man with disability describes suffering
The Royal Commission investigating abuse in care has heard a disabled man who grew up in a raft of institutions was stripped of his human rights and led to believe his life didn't matter.
The inquiry… Video, Audio
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Indian community tells Shane Jones to apologise or resign
Apologise or resign - that's the message from the Indian Community to New Zealand First MP Shane Jones.
Around 200 people gathered in Auckland's Aotea Square on Sunday, voicing their disgust after Mr… Audio
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Where Power Stops: politicians and the limits of power
We're entering week six of President Donald Trump's impeachment inquiry and its yet to be seen whether he'll be removed from office - or whether he'll even come close. So if they do exist, how do you… Audio
