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Fears fifth lockdown may harm Pacific communities
A Pacific health and social service provider in Auckland fears the city's fifth lockdown will push families back into hardship.
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Outspoken women in Afghanistan sceptical of Taliban's freedom claims
Growing up in Afghanistan, university student Shkula Zadran has good reason to fear the Taliban. Audio
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More young people asking for help this lockdown
Young people in south Auckland are asking social services for help to feed their families, as they struggle through the city's fifth lockdown.
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Felix Marquardt: will re-embracing nomadism save humanity?
Felix Marquardt is a French author, former PR consultant and senior advisor to world leaders and CEOs, some he admits shady. His first book The New Nomads boldly proposes the future of humanity and… Audio
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The death of the artist - putting STEM subjects above art
Changes planned for the NCEA art curriculum have teachers and the art world worried about the down-grading of the subject. Audio
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The death of the artist - putting STEM subjects above art
Changes planned for the NCEA art curriculum have teachers and the art world worried about the down-grading of the subject.
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Inquiry into why Pasifika are paid 23 percent less than Pākehā
New Zealand's pay gap - where Pākehā men are paid 27 percent more than Pasifika women - is being investigated by the Human Rights Commission.
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Calls for more Māori health provider funding and Māori nurses pay parity
Urgency for more funding for Māori health providers, pay parity for Māori nurses and continuing to break down barriers for whānau, hapū and iwi were some of the main messages from this year's…
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NZ Rugby wins 130 MIQ spots - who makes special allocations?
New Zealand Rugby has scored 130 spots in MIQ for the All Blacks and Black Ferns, after the special allocation was signed off by a group of Ministers.
More than 1200 sportspeople have asked for… Video, Audio
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Expert points to living conditions after SUDI rise
An expert says an increase in families living in poverty has contributed to a rise in the number of babies dying of cot death.
Māori and Pasifika babies are more likely to die of what's now known as… Audio
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Can Labour tackle the housing crisis like its lauded party predecessors? What you need to know
Analysis - Some are urging the government to tackle the housing crisis - now flagged as a human rights issue - like the first Labour administration of 1935-49. But can it do so?
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The Mixtape 'The Panthers' writers Tom Hern and Nua Finau
Writers of TVNZ's new series The Panthers, Tom Hern and Nua Finau, join Charlotte to chat about how the show came together, its importance, and it's incredible soundtrack on this episode of The… Video, Audio
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Vanessa Andreotti: battling against Amazon land-grab bill
Audio 14 Aug 2021Vanessa Andreotti is a working alongside a collection of Amazonian tribes as indigenous land rights are looking likely to be removed in an unprecedented move by Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro. Audio
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New study focusing on Pasifika children's health and wellbeing
Audio 14 Aug 2021A new child wellbeing programme is being designed and tested in Auckland to try and improve access for Pasifika children. Audio
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Oranga Tamariki warned months before about Christchurch facility
Oranga Tamariki was warned about harmful restraints at a Christchurch Care and residence facility months before it was finally closed.
The agency announced Te Oranga would close in July - following… Audio
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Couple get long prison sentences for child abuse
Warning: This report contains distressing details.
A couple who sexually abused children have been described as sickening and depraved as they were sentenced to long prison terms.
Andrew Alan… Audio
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Lack of foreign students in schools creates inequities - Govt
The government is worried children at schools that don't enrol foreign students are missing out.
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Tamariki Māori more likely to die of unintentional injury - study
Unintentional injury is the leading cause of death in children in New Zealand, and tamariki Māori are 3.4 times more likely to die from accidents than Pākehā children, a study has found. Audio
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Burnt-out, underpaid midwives shout for better conditions
Burnt-out and underpaid midwives say mothers and babies could be hurt if conditions in the sector don't improve.
About 150 midwives and supporters marched to Parliament today, with midwives walking… Video, Audio
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Strong stance urged against 'insulting... racist' Hurricanes board member
The Hurricanes are being urged to take a stronger stance against one of its directors at a board meeting today. Comments by Troy Bowker, who holds a minority share in the team, have been described as… Audio
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The sad price of New Zealand's soaring housing market
Homes are being snapped up after less than a week on the market in Kaikohe, driving out families who were renting, and sometimes have nowhere else to go.
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Government document warns of risk of returning foreign students
A draft government document warns the eventual return of thousands of foreign students could worsen housing and teacher shortages and create over-reliance on students' fees.
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Schools worried by suggestion to cap foreign enrolements
Audio 11 Aug 2021Schools are worried the government plans to cap or rein in their enrolments of foreign students.
A draft statement on high-value international education says it doesn't want the eventual return of… Audio
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Explainer: The UN climate report's five futures
The UN climate panel report released today on the physical science of climate change uses five possible scenarios for the future.
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Beneficiaries unaware they can challenge sanctions
Most beneficiaries who are sanctioned by the Ministry of Social Development end up in further hardship.
Many of them don't know they can challenge the decision - and that there's a high chance it'll… Audio
