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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.
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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
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'Diabetes is a crisis right now' - expert
A report says the number of people with type 2 diabetes could rise by as much as 90 percent across the next two decades Audio
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Suzi McAlpine: Beyond Burnout
Suzi McAlpine was a senior executive, mother of three, her husband busy with his first CEO role, when she first realised she was experiencing burnout. It's a phenomenon on the rise: a 2019 Gallup… Audio
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Police launch investigation into whether they're biased against Māori
The police are investigating whether they are biased against Māori.
It's launched a long term research project with Waikato University and a criminal justice advocate looking at how the police can… Audio
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Auckland transport package doesn't add up, urbanists claim
There are fundamental flaws in the newly announced multi-billion dollar Auckland transport package, and some of the claims made for it don't add up, say climate and transport groups.
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Confusion over how police use photos of youth
Confusion remains over how police are using photos they take of teenagers, mostly Maori, without getting proper informed consent.
That's despite the Police Commissioner speaking up yesterday and… Audio
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Rich nations' block on generic Covid-19 vaccines for Africa condemned
Western nations' moves to block generic Covid-19 vaccines for African nations will prolong the pandemic, charities based in the continent say.
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Chch terror attack: Andrew Little on witness support
The minister leading the government's response to the Christchurch mosque attacks says it doesn't have the power to tell ACC to help those who witnessed the shootings.
The Government has promised… Audio
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Another depressing day for renters, first home buyers in NZ
It's another disappointing day for many first home buyers as the real estate industry reaches fresh highs.
But it's not just those struggling to buy that are feeling glum - with the flow on effects… Video, Audio
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Could 'tight' or 'loose' cultures explain responses to the pandemic?
The notion of following the rules has never been more prevalent than in the last year. The response to the pandemic from each country has been vastly different, with some experiencing fewer cases and… Audio
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Mental health system 'going down wrong path'
The government is being warned if it sticks to the status quo it will fail to improve the mental health system. Audio
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Cleared leftist Lula attacks Bolsonaro as presidential run speculation grows
Brazilian former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has set the stage for a likely 2022 presidential run, using his first speech since his graft convictions were overturned to blast President Jair…
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Extreme weather events predicted for Otago in long term - report
A milestone report detailing the risks that climate change poses to Otago including widespread flooding will be tabled this afternoon.
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One in three women worldwide endure physical or sexual violence - WHO
Nearly one in three women worldwide is subjected to physical or sexual violence during her lifetime, pervasive criminal behaviour that has increased during the pandemic, the World Health Organisation…
