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How the government can convince doubters to get a Covid-19 vaccine
How the government can convince doubters to get a Covid-19 vaccine
Experts say the government will need to use trusted leaders in different communities to reach vaccine sceptics, and a failure to do so will worsen health inequities. Audio
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Vaccine misinformation and distrust a risk
The government's being told it has some work on its hands to reach the one in four people who say they don't intend to get a Covid vaccine. Experts say the government will need to use trusted leaders… Audio
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Climate change strikers back for more in 2021
Climate change strikers back for more in 2021
Climate change strikers say they'll be back this year, starting with a rally at Parliament on 26 January.
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K Road Chronicles: looking at homelessness from the inside
The K Road Chronicles is a webseries that delves into what it is like to be homeless on the streets of inner city Auckland. Now in its second season, the show is hosted by Six - who knows the… Video, Audio
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Biden reveals $US1.9 trillion pandemic stimulus plan
Biden reveals $US1.9 trillion pandemic stimulus plan
US President-elect Joe Biden campaigned last year on a promise to take the pandemic more seriously than President Donald Trump, and the package aims to put that pledge into action.
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Survey reveals higher risk of sexual violence for gay, lesbian or bisexual people
Survey reveals higher risk of sexual violence for gay, lesbian or bisexual people
Gay, lesbian or bisexual people are more than twice as likely to suffer from sexual violence or family harm than their heterosexual counterparts. Audio
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Global survey shows Kiwis gloomy about economic recovery and inequality
Global survey shows Kiwis gloomy about economic recovery and inequality
New Zealanders are pessimistic about the prospects of economic recovery this year compared to other nationalities and think social inequalities will increase, according to a new global survey.
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The rogue police who sent freed slaves back to the south
The Black Lives Matter movement in America is an old fight with a new name. Police violence against African Americans has a very long history and ordinary people have long been the ones to stand up… Audio
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‘She needs to stand up’: calls for mayor’s action on homelessness, safety
‘She needs to stand up’: calls for mayor’s action on homelessness, safety
A petition calling for urgent council action on city safety and homelessness in Rotorua has garnered more than 1000 signatures in less than a week.
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Societal-wide approach needed for Hokai Rangi - professor
An indigenous studies professor says what happened at Waikeria prison shows the ineffectiveness of the government's reform strategy, Hokai Rangi.
Hokai Rangi aims to cut the number of Maori in prison… Audio
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Waikeria protest prompts calls for Hokai Rangi rethink
The prison protest at Waikeria has reignited calls for a rethink on the government's prison reform strategy, Hōkai Rangi.
The six-day standoff, in which much of a high-security facility was destroyed… Audio
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MPs want reviews into Waikeria Prison riots
Although Corrections has launched two internal reviews, MPs on multiple sides of the house are calling for more independent, and wide-ranging reviews into the response to the unrest, and the wider… Audio
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Corrections' CEO on Waikeria Prison conditions
In August, the Office of the Ombudsman published a report into an unannounced inspection of Waikeria prison. It said that while the low security areas were well maintained, the high security areas… Audio
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Waikeria 'old, decrepit, bordering on inhumane'
In August, the Office of the Ombudsman published a report into an unannounced inspection of Waikeria prison. It said that while the low security areas were well maintained, the high security areas… Audio
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Waikeria situation inevitable - justice advocates
Justice advocates say Waikeria Prison should have been mothballed long ago and only systemic change can improve conditions for Maori. The remaining 16 inmates protesting over dilapidated conditions… Audio
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Calls for independent Waikeria Prison inquiry
The Human Rights Commission is calling for an independent review of the protest at Waikeria Prison. The Corrections department will do two reviews of the five night standoff, which ended yesterday. It… Audio
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Debbie Munroe's waka of care
For the past year, former youth worker Debbie Munroe, aka 'Whaea Debs', has been the driving force behind the Waka of Caring - a foodbank and community support centre in Manurewa, South Auckland. Audio
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Auckland City Mission expects demand to continue into New Year
The Auckland City Mission is expecting demand for support and food to continue to be high right through the Summer. It's noticed a marked increase for its services this year, including from families… Audio
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Missioners say Christmas demand skyrocketing
Food parcels, presents, Christmas hampers - city missions across the country are being stretched to full capacity.
Demand for help has skyrocketed, building on the big increase in need created by the… Audio
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Number of teens studying Māori at high school passes 30,000
The number of teenagers studying te reo Māori at secondary school has passed 30,000 for the first time.
That's from fresh Education Ministry figures that show enrolment in international languages is… Audio
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Lawyer who worked on Cartwright Inquiry shocked by informed consent troubles
A lawyer who worked on the Cartwright inquiry into experimental procedures 30 years ago says she can't believe women are facing the same fight again.
Women are speaking up about hospitals riding… Audio
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Youth offending rates falling
Youth offending rates are falling - but Oranga Tamariki says that's no excuse to take the foot off the accelerator.
A new Justice report has revealed offending rates for both children and young… Audio
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Masterton police admit taking illegal photos of young Maori
The police watchdog has launched a nationwide probe after police in Masterton admitted illegally photographing young Maori in the district. The practice came to light after inquires from RNZ about… Audio
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UK Black Lives Matter Movement 'heroes'
When Jamaine Facey and Patrick Hutchinson and two friends attended a Black Lives Matter protest in London in June, hadn't intended to get involved in any skirmishes. But that's what happened when they… Audio, Gallery
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Te Kawerau ā Maki iwi to build marae and housing in Auckland
After decades without a formal marae or papakāinga housing, Te Kawerau ā Maki, can finally begin building on land in West Auckland.
The iwi has re-acquired ancestral land at Te Henga - or Bethells… Audio