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Wealth gap between young and old growing - ANZ report
Intergenerational inequality is growing larger by the day and things will only get worse unless action is taken, an ANZ Bank report says.
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NZ home ownership rates hit 70-year low
Home ownership rates have hit a 70 year low and those working in housing are not at all surprised.
A new 150-page report from Stats NZ titled Housing in Aotearoa: 2020 reveals a grim portrait of the… Audio
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Debt reduction and saving crucial over next year, says CFC
Paying down debt and putting away savings will be critical for those attempting to bounce back from the Covid downturn, the head a Crown entity promoting financial education says. Audio
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Human Rights Commission launches inquiry into Pacific pay disparity
The Human Rights Commission is launching an into the pay gap between Pasifika people and the rest of New Zealand. Audio
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Human Rights Commission to investigate Pasific pay gap
The Human Rights commission will embark on an inquiry into the pay gap between Pasifika people and the rest of New Zealand.
Pacific workers are, on the whole, New Zealand's lowest-paid workers and… Audio
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Māori Party to be 'tactical' with few chances to question government in House
The Māori Party is planning to get tactical with the way it asks questions of the government in Parliament and is hoping the Green Party will help.
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Big brand workers going hungry due to Covid-19 poverty
Garment workers for Adidas, Nike and H&M are among those going hungry due to coronavirus pandemic, a survey has found.
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Drug testing, income tax and Covid-19 bills passed at speed
MPs have raced through four bills in their first proper week of Parliament passing new laws on festival drug testing, Covid-19, and income tax. Audio
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Drug testing, income tax and Covid-19 bills passed at speed
MPs have raced through four bills in their first proper week of Parliament passing new laws on festival drug testing, Covid-19, and income tax.
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Week in Politics: Labour shows what a majority government can do
Analysis - Jacinda Ardern's majority government was on the charge this week, Parliament voted to declare a climate emergency and the Māori Party let everyone know it was back.
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New apartments open in New Lynn as social housing waitlist hits record high
The social housing waitlist has reached a record high - nearly 22,000 applicants are now on the housing register, while the government is promising to deliver an extra 18,000 public and transitional… Audio
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New research on gender diversity in NZ music
The Panel speaks to Anna Edgington a.k.a Edie about a report that paints a bleak picture for women in the industry. Audio
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Enabling diversity: Media needs to reframe disability too
Opinion - Simplistic, stereotyped, voyeuristic and ableist media representations of disabled people can be replaced by complex, nuanced, thought-provoking stories instead, writes Áine Kelly-Costello.
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Report details widespread gender inequality in nation's music industry
Massey University researchers have today released a report detailing widespread gender discrimination in the Aotearoa music community, in the first report of its kind in New Zealand.
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New report details widespread gender inequality in the New Zealand music industry
Massey University researchers have today released a report detailing widespread gender discrimination in the Aotearoa music community, in the first report of its kind in New Zealand.
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Northland mayor says recent gun attacks legacy of neglect and deprivation
A trend of drug-related gun violence against police cannot be addressed without also confronting decades of social neglect in Northland, one of its mayors says.
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Abuse survivor details experience at Salvation Army home
Cruel and degrading treatment at a Salvation Army home for unmarried mothers has been outlined to the inquiry into abuse in care.
Andrew McRae filed this report - and a warning some may find parts of… Audio
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Tertiary Education Union on Auditor-General's report
There's a call for the University of Auckland's vice chancellor to pay back thousands of dollars in discounted rent for a $5 million house in one of the city's priciest suburbs.
The university bought… Audio
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Research reveals Māori and Pasifika female academics earn 'significantly less'
Māori and Pasifika female academics are paid nearly $8000 less a year than their non-Māori and Pasifika male counterparts, new research has revealed.
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Institute suggests Xmas book list to better inform people's views
The Institute of Economic Research (NZIER) has decided to get into the Christmas spirit early with a list of books the Prime Minister might like to dip into during the summer break.
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Hawke's Bay Regional Council boss stands Māori ward decision
The Hawke's Bay Regional Council chair says "bring it on" after hearing talk of councillors investigating a motion of no confidence in his leadership.
In a contentious result, councillors voted to… Audio
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Māori and Pasifika female academics paid $8k less per year
Māori and Pasifika female academics are paid nearly $8000 less a year than their non-Māori and Pasifika male counterparts.
That's just one of the findings from a new study, led by Dr Tara McAllister… Audio
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Call for Pasifika abuse victims to be involved in Royal Commission on Abuse in Care
An abuse survivor is calling for Pacific people in New Zealand who have been abused in care to go to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care for guidance and support.
Frances Tagaloa spoke… Audio
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Lower South Island jobseeker numbers up more than 50 percent
Covid-19 has caused economic pain throughout the country, but nowhere more than the lower South Island where the numbers on the dole have increased more than 50 percent since February.
Unsurprisingly… Audio
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NZ in a 'child poverty emergency' - Children's Commissioner
Bold action is being urged to prevent Covid-19 making life even tougher for children living in deprivation.
Income and hardship data in the latest Child Poverty Monitor out today show the country was… Audio
