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Midwives to start eight hour strikes on Monday
Eight-hour strikes by midwives begin today and extend throughout this week - ending in a rally at Parliament on Thursday.
Midwife representative co-leader Caroline Conroy spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Beneficiaries ending up in dire financial straits unnecessarily - Moroney
New research has found many beneficiaries don't know they can challenge decisions made by the Ministry of Social Development.
The Beneficiary Advisory Service in Christchurch has looked at the impact… Audio
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Polynesian Panthers series looks back to look forward
Audio 8 Aug 2021While it's taken 14 years to bring to the screen, the the release is timely for TVNZ's new series about the Polynesian Panther Party that fought for the rights of the Pacific Island and Maori… Audio
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Shaw comes out on top in James vs James leadership vote
James Shaw has comfortably beaten his rival for the Green Party male co-leadership position.
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Google boss secured NZ residency via wealthy investor category
Immigration officials have confirmed Google co-founder Larry Page applied for residency under a category for wealthy investors.
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Muslim, Jewish groups criticise govt work on hate speech reform
Friday is the deadline for public submissions on the hate speech reforms. But a Muslim advocacy group says the government's approach has been seriously dysfunctional.
The Federation of Islamic… Video, Audio
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Midday News for 6 August 2021
Audio 6 Aug 2021Stamping out inequality essential for health reforms. Joe Biden addresses the Pacific nations. Audio
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How far should vaccination passports go - and what rights do NZers have?
With greater numbers of people being vaccinated and countries looking to reopen borders safely, the introduction of some form of vaccine passport seems increasingly likely.
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Chloe Swarbrick on housing: Much more intervention needed
Plans to toughen mortgage lending rules and bring in debt-to-income ratios aren't enough, the Green MP says. Audio
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Group wanting lower voting age takes fight to Court of Appeal
A group campaigning to lower the voting age to 16 will head to the courts again today to try convince the Court of Appeal the current age is unjustified discrimination.
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Scathing Mediaworks review reveals, sexual assault claims, boys' club culture
A scathing independent review into Mediaworks has exposed allegations of sexual assault, bullying and a boys' club culture.
The company's chief executive, Cam Wallace, has apologised today to current… Audio
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A jobseeker's market as unemployment drops, wages up in NZ
It's a job-seekers market - with employers competing to fill roles and pumping up pay packets.
Official data released today shows the unemployment rate has fallen to its lowest in nearly a year, and… Audio
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Prominent Auckland gym apologises for Instagram post
A prominent Auckland gym has apologised for an Instagram post seen by many as transphobic. The co-owner of City Kickboxing, Doug Viney, shared the post about transgender weightlifter Laurel Hubbard on… Audio
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Woman left waiting to hear on application for protection order
A Wellington woman has been waiting more than 14 months for her application for an urgent protection order to be heard.
The woman - we're calling her 'Trish' - filed the protection order application… Audio
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Shihad about to release their 10th studio album
On August 24th Shihad will be releasing their 10th studio album, Old Gods. Band members, Jon Toogood and Karl Kippenberger join Jesse in the studio. Audio
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New book helps young Kiwis understand the 1981 Springbok Tour
This year marks the 40th anniversary of the controversial Springbok rugby tour that divided the country, and a new book is helping young New Zealanders to understand the issues that made it so… Audio
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Some CEOs earning lower paid employees' annual wage in days - study
Some of New Zealand's most highly paid chief executives earn in a matter of days, as much as their lowest paid employees make in a year.
A new report reveals the pay differences between the… Audio
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Disabled people in relationships paying for the price of love
People with disabilities in relationships are paying for the price of love - losing their allowances because they're coupled up.
MSD assumes people in relationships share their finances, but for… Audio
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Repression not the answer to Fiji’s political dilemma
Arresting leaders of Fiji's political opposition will only exacerbate tension and reveal structural and normative weaknesses of the ruling political class.
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Lazy Sneakers in high demand as organiser plans to expand second-hand shoe distribution
Wellington teenager Maia Mariner has won an award for a project collecting and distributing sports sneakers to children, student athletes, families and social services all over New Zealand. Audio
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Teen wins award for work distributing sneakers
Rangatahi from across the country gathered in Wellington over the weekend to "reimagine what's possible".
The Festival for the Future saw young people come together to discuss new ways to improve the… Audio
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Oranga Tamariki apologises for keeping child in hospital 9 weeks
Oranga Tamariki has apologised for keeping a child in hospital care for nine weeks because they could not find a suitable placement.
In documents posted online by the cyber-attackers who targeted the… Audio
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Tertiary Education Union come out against academics letter
The Univeristy of Auckland, Royal Society and now the Tertiary Education Union have come out against a contentious letter to the editor by seven Univeristy of Auckland professors denying Mātauranga… Audio
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Skimping on comfort for the sake of looks
Too short, too skimpy, badly designed, or just uncomfortable - women have for too long been on the receiving end of uniform rules where one size doesn't fit all. Audio
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Skimping on comfort for the sake of looks
Too short, too skimpy, badly designed, or just uncomfortable - women have for too long been on the receiving end of uniform rules where one size doesn't fit all.
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