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  • Social services urge govt to boost benefits as poverty rises

    Audio
    money life and society
    11 May 2020
    Volunteers prepare meals at Papakura Marae for those in need as unemployment rises.

    A collective of social service providers is calling on the government to urgently increase benefit levels further as the poverty rate continues to climb in New Zealand.

    The Ministry of Social… Video, Audio

  • Govt releases Covid-19 documents: The key takeaways

    News
    New Zealand Politics
    8 May 2020
    New Zealand parliament; beehive

    The government has released a wealth of material related to its response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

    Covid-19: Government releases hundreds of documents on its response
  • Covid-19: Developments in New Zealand on 8 May

    News
    New Zealand Covid-19
    8 May 2020
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    The government released more than 300 documents related to its response to the Covid-19 pandemic, two new cases were confirmed and offices and retailers work out how to manage under level 2.

    Covid-19: Developments in New Zealand on 8 May
  • Gratitude NZ surprises 150 Māori & Pacific families with food boxes

    News
    Pacific
    7 May 2020
    Students of Rongomai Primary School in Ōtara, South Auckland

    A charity organisation has surprised 150 Māori and Pacific families in South Auckland with essential food items during the current lockdown.

    Gratitude NZ surprises 150 Māori & Pacific families with food boxes
  • Bypassing RMA could result in protest, years of court action

    News
    Te Ao Māori Comment & Analysis
    7 May 2020
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    Analysis: The government doesn't need to look far back to see that similar legislation has led to protest from Māori, and ultimately, the projects grinding to a halt.

    Bypassing RMA could result in protest, years of court action
  • Midday Business News for 7 May 2020

    Audio
    business economy
    7 May 2020
    A row of 2 storey new buildings

    A large scale government backed social housing programme is being put up not only to address growing demand but also to support the building industry during the covid-19 economic crisis.

    Andrew McRae… Audio

  • Covid-19: Today's developments from around the world

    News
    World health
    6 May 2020
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    Germany is looking to ease restrictions, cases in Russia soar, UK's death toll is now the highest for Covid-19 in Europe, and the Queen calls the Australian Prime Minister. Catch up on today's…

    Covid-19: Developments from around the world on 6 May
  • Job losses in Auckland could be three times worse than GFC - report

    News
    Business economy
    6 May 2020
    Auckland City's marina during the Covid-19 alert level four lockdown.

    A new economic report is forecasting that three times as many jobs could be lost in central Auckland by next March than during the Global Financial Crisis, with GDP also expected to take a huge hit.

    Covid-19: Job losses in Auckland could be three times worse than GFC - report
  • Opposing, I support this

    Audio
    politics
    6 May 2020
    Simon Bridges interjects

    It can’t be easy being in political opposition during a crisis. You don’t want to seem obstructive, but you’re the Opposition; it says it in the name. So, how do you oppose while supporting? Audio

  • Opposing, I support this

    News
    The House politics
    6 May 2020
    Simon Bridges interjects

    It can’t be easy being in political opposition during a crisis. You don’t want to seem obstructive, but you’re the Opposition; it says it in the name. So, how do you oppose while supporting?

    Audio

    Opposing, I support this: the conundrum of crisis opposition
  • OCD in a pandemic

    Audio
    health education
    6 May 2020
    hand washing, hygiene

    An obsession with hand washing might seem like a boon in the middle of a global pandemic, but the reality of living with OCD right now is a very difficult experience. Audio

  • Researchers double US Covid-19 death forecast, citing eased restrictions

    News
    World Covid-19
    5 May 2020
    A medical worker outside the  Elmhurst Hospital Center in the Queens borough of New York City on 26 March 2020.

    A newly revised coronavirus mortality model predicts nearly 135,000 Americans will die from Covid-19 by early August, almost double previous projections.

    Researchers double US Covid-19 death forecast, citing eased restrictions
  • Taranaki tourism operators welcome slight upturn after lockdown

    News
    New Zealand Covid-19
    4 May 2020
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    Accommodation providers in Taranaki are seeing signs that domestic tourism could help them recover from the devastation caused by the Covid-19 coronavirus.

    Taranaki tourism operators welcome slight upturn after lockdown
  • How a top Auckland chef is facing the Covid-19 lockdown struggle

    Audio
    business food
    1 May 2020
    Big Fish chef and owner William Chung.

    Despite several days of queues at takeaway stores across the country, the next few weeks will reveal how many food businesses will actually be able to survive the impacts of Covid-19.

    Indira Stewart… Video, Audio

  • Trump seems to undercut US spies

    News
    World Covid-19
    1 May 2020
    US President Donald Trump

    US President Donald Trump has appeared to undercut his own intelligence agencies with claims about Covid-19's origins.

    Coronavirus: Trump seems to undercut US spies on virus origins
  • Domestic violence calls to police increase in lockdown

    News
    New Zealand health
    1 May 2020
    Stop violence against and sexual abuse women who are suffer from abuse and harassment which in fear of home violence.

    Family harm is on the rise as women find it harder to escape their abusers during Covid-19 restrictions.

    Domestic violence calls to police increase in lockdown
  • The shadow family violence pandemic - and the link to animal abuse

    News
    Comment & Analysis Covid-19
    30 Apr 2020
    Beagle puppy

    Analysis - Covid-19 presents additional risks to already-vulnerable people and to their pets, which may be the only source of trusted companionship and love in an abusive relationship, writes Bianka…

    The shadow family violence pandemic - and the link to animal abuse
  • Businesses breaking level 3 rules: 'Who you gonna call?'

    News
    New Zealand Business
    30 Apr 2020
    Queue for bubble tea in Newmarket store Gongcha, Auckland on day one of alert level 3, on 28 April

    Complaints of businesses breaching level 3 restrictions are flooding in, but there is uncertainty around who will police the breaches. Video, Audio

    Businesses breaking level 3 rules: 'Who you gonna call?'
  • Today's sports news: What you need to know

    News
    Sport
    30 Apr 2020
    John Coates, Australian IOC member.

    In today's sports news, Olympics not reliant on coronavirus vaccine, Clearly cleared by police and McLaughlin still on top of E-series.

    Today's sports news: What you need to know
  • Post Covid-19: The case for a job guarantee scheme

    News
    Comment & Analysis Covid-19
    29 Apr 2020
    Magnifying glass over Jobs section of newspaper classifieds

    Opinion - New Zealand has won praise for its bold response to Covid-19, but should be equally ambitious in refusing catastrophic levels of unemployment, Cat MacLennan writes.

    Cat MacLennan: post Covid-19 job guarantee scheme a bold solution
  • Covid-19: What happened in New Zealand on 28 April

    News
    New Zealand Covid-19
    28 Apr 2020
    Wrap for 28 April

    New Zealand moved down to alert level 3, with some businesses reopening, and restaurant takeaways brought hope to many looking for some respite from daily cooking.

    Covid-19: What happened in New Zealand on 28 April
  • MPs leave houses, return to House

    Audio
    politics
    28 Apr 2020
    Leader of the Opposition Simon Bridges and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern during Question Time.

    It was the first day back at Parliament for MPs, and in some ways it was a lot like school. Audio

  • MPs leave houses, return to House

    News
    The House politics
    28 Apr 2020
    Leader of the Opposition Simon Bridges and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern during Question Time.

    It was the first day back at Parliament for MPs, and in some ways it was a lot like school.

    Audio

    MPs leave houses, return to House
  • BNZ says hospitality, tourism weakest sectors as net profit drops

    News
    Business economy
    28 Apr 2020
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    The Bank of New Zealand is picking a steep economic downturn but a relatively quick rebound from the Covid-19 pandemic which looks set to salvage its second-half earnings.

    BNZ says hospitality, tourism weakest sectors as net profit drops
  • Covid-19 level 3 - Construction back, but sector nervous

    Audio
    business housing
    28 Apr 2020
    Skookum Construction director Cameron Horne

    The construction sector is worried about the future of its workforce, as clients wait to see how the economic crisis shakes down.

    Most in the sector are back on site on Tuesday under Covid-19… Audio

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