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Want a job? Change your surname
Does institutionalised racism exist within the job market in this country? Are highly qualified ethnic graduates and migrants struggling to gain meaningful employment? Lynda Chanwai-Earle and Sonia…
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What do our MPs know about the cost of living?
While Labour leader and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern won't call the current cost of living a "crisis", Labour MP Tamati Coffey described the situation in Aotearoa as an "inequity crisis".
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Pasifika in NZ most likely to be hospitalised for Covid-19
A recently published New Zealand Medical Journal article, indicated that Pasifika are three times more likely to be hospitalised for the virus than other ethnic groups.
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Te Whatu Ora turns one: what's changed?
Audio 3 Jul 2023It's one year since the establishment of Te Whatu Ora and Te Aka Whai Ora. It was the biggest overhaul of our health system in decades, bringing together 20 District Health Boards around the country… Audio
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English rejects criticism of economy
Finance Minister Bill English has rejected Labour Party criticism that the economy has got worse, not better, under the National-led Government.
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Gunning for Hollywood and #TimesUp for NZ
Following #MeToo and #TimesUp, the NZ film industry is feeling the impact of change and now twenty global female directors have been selected for the Alice Initiative for prestigious studio directing…
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Govt addressing OECD concerns - English
The Government is already doing much of what the OECD is recommending to deal with risks to the economy, Finance Minister Bill English says.
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Caledonia Together Party officially launched
The president of New Caledonia's Southern Province has this weekend named his new political movement the Caledonia Together Party. This comes as Philippe Gomes and 11 Congress members finalised a...
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New measures for Pacific growth called-on
The head of the Pacific's NGO body says the region needs to look at new ways to measure a country's growth and development.
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Tax changes not the answer - English
Finance Minister Bill English is disputing an OECD report which says the growing gap between rich and poor in New Zealand is leading to lower overall economic growth. Audio
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Life-saving resuscitation isn't a luxury
A recent study has highlighted the inequality when it comes to just where defibrillators are located. Audio
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Midday News for 30 October 2018
Audio 30 Oct 2018Simon Bridges defends the actions of Judith Collins. Unicef highlights inequality in New Zealand class rooms. Audio
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Mediawatch for 14 July 2019
World Cup coverage highlights off-pitch inequalities; broadcasting watchdog targets 'harm'; Mediaworks kills the video star; Audio
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All the flair in the world won't pay the bills
They have all the flair in the world, look like they're having fun, and their fans are the most fervent - but in spite of being neighbours to the All Blacks, the Pacific teams are the have-nots of the…
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Researchers say healthcare system failing long Covid patients
A researcher is calling on the government to provide dedicated funding for long Covid.
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Women's sex lives under socialism
Why Women Have Better Sex Under Socialism is a book with a seductive title but contains a serious argument. Audio
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Political gender gap hampering Pacific development- World Bank
A World Bank economist says women's lack of participation in politics is hampering development in the region. The Pacific is one of the world's worst regions in terms of parliamentary...
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'Wahine toa, be brave' - govt urged to fund HPV test
There are calls for the government to save more Māori women's lives by immediately funding a DIY test for the virus that causes many cervical cancers.
Māori women are more than twice as likely to be… Video, Audio
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Sanctions without benefits
Researchers into poverty are asking the government where the evidence is that its new benefit sanction regime will work.
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Wrangling the monster that is our health system
The new Health and Disability Review is said to be the biggest shake up of the health system in a generation - so what was wrong with it in the first place?
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World wealth in few hands
A report from aid agency Oxfam says the 85 richest people own the equivalent wealth of half the world's population.
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Govt disappointed by stats bungle
The Finance Minister, Bill English, says he's disappointed that officials have bungled statistics around child poverty but says it's had limited impact in the real world.
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Hospitalisation risk from Covid highest for Pasifika
Pasifika in New Zealand face the highest risk of hospitalisation due to Covid-19.
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Man still waiting for wheel chair friendly state house
A man paralysed after a fall, who has been in emergency housing for three years, waiting for a wheel chair friendly state house, is still waiting for a property to be modified. The New Plymouth man… Audio
