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PM at Te Whare Rūnanga: 'New challenges will always come'
The prime minister has acknowledged there remain significant social inequalities faced by Māori, but challenged the view her government had achieved little so far in addressing these. Video
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Mahuta vows to bring indigenous relationships to forefront
Nanaia Mahuta has delivered her first major speech as minister of foreign affairs, promising to lead a different approach and promote indigenous challenges globally.
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Public urged to call out racial abuse
Two reports of racial abuse in Auckland's Devonport have made headlines in the past two days and the public is being urged to call such behaviour out. Audio
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Helen Clark:Despite record Suu Kyi should be released
The government of Myanmar was this week over-thrown by the military, bringing to an end a ten year experiment with democracy. Political leader Aung San Suu Kyi has once again been placed under arrest… Audio
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Mana Wāhine speak at Waitangi Tribunal
The Waitangi Tribunal has heard Māori women have been marginalised for too long and colonisation denied them rights over their bodies, minds and beliefs.
The first stages of the Mana Wāhine Inquiry… Audio
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Tribunal told colonisation negated wāhine power, status and authority
The Waitangi Tribunal has heard the voices of Māori women have been marginalised for far too long and the impact of colonisation caused the negation of rights over their bodies, minds, and beliefs.
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Wealth of trouble: Average house price eclipses $800k
Consistent government messages about the need to protect property wealth mean prices will continue to grow, a property expert says.
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The redeeming qualities of talkback radio
Done right, talkback can be a thoughtful medium with an important social function, argues journalist Alex Braae. Audio
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Māori twice as likely to die from cancer - report
The first report from New Zealand's new Cancer Control Agency highlights Māori are still twice as likely as non-Māori to die from the disease. Audio
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Principals accuse ministry of lack of leadership over falling test scores
Primary and intermediate school principals are calling on the Ministry of Education to do more to turn to turn around New Zealand children's declining performance. Audio
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Young muslims want concrete action plan
Young people setting up the country's first national network for young Muslims are looking to nationwide community meetings on the mosque attacks as a litmus test for the Government.
They insist a… Audio
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Cancer Society not surprised by report findings Māori more likely to die of cancer
The Cancer Society says it isn't surprising Māori are more than twice as likely to die of cancer than other New Zealanders.
That is one of the findings of a report from the Cancer Control Agency… Audio
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Retirement Villages Associaton on Consumer NZ report
Consumer NZ says retirement village residents are being disadvantaged by unfair contract terms and it's time for an overhaul of regulations.
It says a survey of contracts offered by six major… Audio
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Ex New Plymouth Mayor Andrew Judd overjoyed at Maori Wards announcement
A former mayor of New Plymouth - who was spat at in the street over his support of establishing a Māori ward in the city - feels vindicated now the Government has stepped in to scrap citizen-initiated… Audio
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Consumer NZ wants reform over retirement village contracts
Consumer NZ is calling for urgent reform after it discovered retirement village contracts it says unfairly favour villages and leave residents out of pocket.
The consumer advocate surveyed contracts… Audio
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Māori twice as likely to die from cancer than non-Māori - Cancer Control Agency
Māori are more than twice as likely as non-Māori to die from cancer.
That's among the findings of the first report from the country's new Cancer Control Agency, Te Aho o Te Kahu, which takes an… Audio
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Māori more likely to die from cancer - Cancer Control Agency
Māori continue to be twice as likely as non-Māori to die from cancer.
That's the key finding of the country's new Cancer Control Agency's first rnajor report.
Mackenzie Smith reports.
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National Party's Māori seats plan seems like 'hollow politiking'- Ngarewa-Packer
The Māori party says the National Party's change of heart on the Māori seats is disingenuous and desperate.
National has announced it will "work towards" standing candidates in the Māori electorates… Audio
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Cancer Control Agency:Maori suffering disproportionately
The Cancer Control Agency, Te Aho o Te Kahu, has released its first report on the state of cancer in New Zealand, which found that Maori still suffer disproportionately from the disease. It says if we… Audio
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Electric cars too costly for some - Turners CEO
Start shutting the door on petrol cars and prepare to go electric. That's one message from the Climate Change Commission's major new report.
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Health officials 'concerned' about new EU controls on Covid-19 vaccine exports
The World Health Organization has criticised new EU export controls on Covid-19 vaccines, while New Zealand health officials are working to understand if it will slow its pandemic response.
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GameStop: Global watchdogs sound alarm as shares frenzy grows
Regulators have fired warning shots over frenzied share dealing in GameStop and other firms, fuelled by social media chat on sites like Reddit and Facebook.
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House market drives up spending and consumer confidence
A strong housing market and the reallocation of international holiday spending boosted consumer confidence over January.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Luna Rossa off to winning start, Reds back in winning form, RTS reported to be moving to rugby and Australia to vaccinate Olympic athletes.
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Mexican bishop calls for probe after suspected migrant massacre
A prominent Mexican bishop called on for an investigation into the recent discovery of 19 burned bodies, suspected to be Guatemalan migrants, in northern Mexico.
