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NZ says committed to getting vaccines into Pacific
NZ's Foreign Minister says her government is working to make it easier to get vaccines into the Pacific
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Type-2 Diabetes could hit quarter of NZ's Pacific population
A quarter of New Zealand's Pacific people are on track to become Type-2 diabetics by 2040. Audio
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Landlords still raising rents despite best financial circumstances - Swarbrick
The Green Party's housing spokesperson says landlords are crying "crocodile tears" after a year of amazing capital gains and falling mortgage interest rates. Audio
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Housing package opens door to investor angst, renter despondency
Real estate agents say the government's housing announcements are causing angst and confusion amongst property investors, with some dropping listings or trying to rush sales through.
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Illegal workers propping up construction sectors - Immigration
Whole sectors of the construction industry are being propped up by illegal exploited foreign workers according to Immigration New Zealand.
Ten Chinese nationals are being deported after they were… Video, Audio
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We tried to find an Auckland home for less than $625,000
In an attempt to help people buy their first home, the government has eased restrictions on First Home Grants and Loans.
Both are subject to property value caps. In Auckland, that cap will increase… Video, Audio
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Debate emerges over Covid vaccines for children
A debate has emerged over how critical it is for children to be immunised against Covid-19. Audio
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Housing measures 'underwhelming' - first home buyer advocate
The government's new housing fix-it package will do nothing to help first home buyers according to a market expert who says it time to go back to the drawing board.
The suite of changes includes… Video, Audio
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Disability campaigners fight for representation at Parliament
Disability campaigners gathered on the steps of Parliament today asking to have a seat at the table.
A quarter of the population have disabilities - but campaigners say they are not represented in… Video, Audio
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Police Ten 7: Company rejects calls to end show over cries of racism
Auckland Councillor Efeso Collins has hit out at the show for its depiction of Māori and Pacific men. Production company Screentime emphatically denies accusations of racist framing.
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Blockchain reaction: A new book examines how technology is upending the Chinese countryside
Audio 22 Mar 2021Technologist and writer Xiaowei Wang examines the drive of capitalism into the Chinese countryside, for better or worse.
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$250m spent at NZ pokies in last months of 2020
Kiwis are gambling more than ever before - with approximately $250 million spent at the pokies in final months of 2020.
That's the highest figure on record, according to new data from the Ministry of… Audio
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Corrections to pay compensation for 'degrading' treatment
Corrections has admitted it could be in for a hefty compensation bill, over the treatment of women in its custody.
Minister Kelvin Davis has ordered an urgent overhaul and review of women's prisons… Audio
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Foon calls for TVNZ to scrap 'racist' Police Ten-7
TVNZ is being told it should scrap the reality show 'Police Ten 7' because it is guilty of racist stereotyping.
The Race Relation's Commissioner Meng Foon says the show is "biased" and "racist" -… Audio
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Waitangi Tribunal hears of Crown perpetuation of Māori homelessness
The Waitangi Tribunal is being told the government needs to apologise for failing to ensure Māori have adequate housing.
The hearing into how the Crown has perpetuated Māori homelessness is underway… Audio
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Corrections apologises, Auckland Women's Prison faces overhaul
Auckland Women's Prison faces a major overhaul of the way it handles inmates after revelations by RNZ about the degrading and inhumane treatment of Mihi Bassett and other women at the prison.
… Video, Audio
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Biden says US faces ongoing crisis of anti-Asian violence
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris are visiting Georgia to meet with Asian-American community leaders after a deadly shooting rampage in the state.
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Teens' dreams limited by gender, racial stereotypes - study
The dreams New Zealand teenagers have for the future are limited by gender and racial stereotypes, according to new research. Audio
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Turning up in style: comedian's birthday gig helps fund accessibility ramp
A well-known face in the Wellington comedy scene will be making quite the entry in a show that will also celebrate his 30th birthday. Audio
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Protest not boycotts the way for athletes to use their voice - Rapinoe
Protests not boycotts are the way to challenge China on human rights, letting athletes use their platforms to highlight issues hanging over the 2022 Beijing Olympics, according to Megan Rapinoe.
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Teens dreams limited by gender, racial stereotypes - study
The dreams New Zealand teenagers have for the future are, according to new research, limited by gender and racial stereotypes.
Researchers from the University of Canterbury interviewed hundreds of… Audio
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Kaupapa Māori solutions key to better Māori cancer outcomes, hui told
Māori health leaders want to see cancer health outcomes significantly improve to save lives of Māori.
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Rural health workers declining first chance to get vaccine due to 'hours of travel'
Some rural doctors, nurses and frontline health workers are turning down their first chance of getting a Covid vaccine because they would have to take hours out of their busy day to get one.
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'Outrageous'- Becroft says 15yo's deportation needs to be taken up by highest authorities
The Children's Commissioner is even more concerned about the deportation of a 15 year old and does not believe Australia has stuck to its international obligations under the Convention on the Rights…
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Social supermarket to give those in need shopping experience
The Wellington City Mission has partnered with New World to create a social supermarket where those in need of help can now come and choose their own groceries, rather than being given a food parcel… Audio
