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  • Calls for halt on new liquor stores after rising assaults in cities

    Audio
    life and society crime
    25 May 2021
    Women in a bar with beers

    The National Māori Authority is demanding a nationwide halt on licences for new bottle stores, after multiple highly-publicised assaults in Auckland and Wellington CBDs.

    Māori wardens patrolling the… Video, Audio

  • Budget 2021: Women left behind, despite focus on well-being

    News
    Comment & Analysis Budget 2021
    22 May 2021
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    What did Budget 2021 offer those women who were significantly affected by the job losses resulting from Covid-19?

    Budget 2021: Women left behind, despite focus on well-being
  • A 'truancy crisis': 60,000 students chronically absent

    Audio
    education
    20 May 2021
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    Ministry of Education figures show more than 60,000 students are classified as chronically absent, missing at least three days of school every fortnight. Almost 40 percent of pupils are not going to… Audio

  • Gymnastics Australia apologises to athletes who suffered abuse

    News
    World
    4 May 2021
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    Gymnastics Australia has apologised to athletes under its care who experienced abuse after the release of an independent review, which started following complaints of physical and mental abuse.

    Gymnastics Australia apologises to athletes who suffered abuse
  • Today's sports news: What you need to know

    News
    Sport
    4 May 2021
    Ross Taylor during the Blacks Caps training at Lincoln, 2021.

    In today's sports news - Scan reveals calf strain for Ross Taylor, Chris Wood scores in Burnley loss to Hammers and Selby wins Snooker world title.

    Today's sports news: What you need to know
  • 'It was like, welcome to the horror show'

    News
    New Zealand
    4 May 2021

    The Royal Commission has heard from a man who was put into the adult psychiatric hospital Cherry Farm when he was just nine.

    Child put into adult pyschatric hospital, Royal Commission hears
  • Same-sex adoption, religious freedoms, and child-abuse petitions before Parliament

    News
    politics
    18 Apr 2021
    Scott Guthrie from Transforming Justice Foundation speaks to the Justice Committee about his petition

    The House: Calls to force witnesses to child abuse to speak, reforming adoption law for same-sex couples, and better protections for religious freedoms have been made by petitions to Parliament. Audio

    Same-sex adoption, religious freedoms, and child-abuse petitions before Parliament
  • Same-sex adoption, religious freedoms, and child-abuse petitions before Parliament

    Audio
    politics
    18 Apr 2021
    Parliament House and the Beehive

    Calls to force witnesses to child abuse to speak, reforming adoption law for same-sex couples, and better protections for religious freedoms have been made at Parliament Audio

  • Same-sex adoption, religious freedoms, and child-abuse petitions before Parliament

    News
    The House politics
    18 Apr 2021
    Parliament House and the Beehive

    Calls to force witnesses to child abuse to speak, reforming adoption law for same-sex couples, and better protections for religious freedoms have been made at Parliament

    Audio

    Same-sex adoption, religious freedoms, and child-abuse petitions before Parliament
  • Prince Philip: Who he was, what he did and why he mattered

    News
    World
    10 Apr 2021
    The electronic billboard at Piccadilly Circus displays a tribute to Britain's Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh in central London on April 9, 2021 after the announcement of the duke's death.

    The Duke of Edinburgh, arguably the world's most famous husband, has died at the age of 99.

    Prince Philip: 99 years, 143 countries and one very famous wife
  • Miscarriage bereavement leave bill passes unanimously in Parliament

    News
    Politics life and society
    24 Mar 2021
    Hutt South Labour candidate Ginny Andersen on the campaign trail.

    Parliament has unanimously passed legislation giving mothers and their partners three days of bereavement leave following a miscarriage or stillbirth.

    Miscarriage bereavement leave bill passes unanimously in Parliament
  • Oranga Tamariki beyond repair, but care needed over replacement, Waitangi Tribunal told

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    Te Ao Māori
    15 Feb 2021
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    There is no other way to stop tamariki Māori being disproportionately taken into state care than to disestablish Oranga Tamariki, the Waitangi Tribunal has been told.

    Oranga Tamariki beyond repair, but care needed over replacement, Waitangi Tribunal told
  • Anger over arrests in Myanmar at anti-coup protests

    News
    World conflict
    13 Feb 2021
    Myanmar protesters shout slogans and hold placards during a demonstration against military coup in Yangon, Myanmar

    Opponents of Myanmar's military coup sustained mass protests for an eighth straight day as continuing arrests of junta critics added to anger over the detention of elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi.

    Anger over arrests in Myanmar at anti-coup protests
  • NZ suspending military, political contact with Myanmar

    News
    Politics
    9 Feb 2021
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    Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has confirmed the Foreign Minister has made fundamental changes to New Zealand's relationship with Myanmar after the country's military coup.

    New Zealand suspends military, political contact with Myanmar after military coup - Ardern
  • A long-dead Anglican missionary shows us how to be Pakeha today, says John Bluck

    Audio
    identity
    31 Jan 2021

    In a talk specially recorded for RNZ, John Bluck puts forward the case that the life of a forgotten Victorian missionary, Charles Reay, is a good role model for  Pakeha in Aotearoa/New Zealand. Audio

  • Timeline: Oranga Tamariki head's road to resignation

    News
    New Zealand Te Ao Māori
    22 Jan 2021
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    Oranga Tamariki head Grainne Moss's resignation today followed months of scrutiny. Here is how her controversial tenure unfolded.

    Timeline: Oranga Tamariki chief executive Grainne Moss's road to resignation
  • Kelvin Davis denies forcing Moss' resignation

    News
    New Zealand Te Ao Māori
    22 Jan 2021
    Grainne Moss

    Controversial Oranga Tamariki chief executive Grainne Moss has decided to step down.

    Oranga Tamariki chief executive Grainne Moss steps down
  • Irish PM apologises over mother and baby homes

    News
    World
    13 Jan 2021
    A shrine in Tuam, County Galway, erected in memory of up to 800 children who were buried at the site of the former home for unmarried mothers, run by nuns.

    Prime Minister Mícheál Martin says an investigation that found an "appalling level of infant mortality" in mother-and-baby homes reflects a shameful chapter in history, but survivors have attacked the…

    Irish PM apologises over mother and baby homes
  • Baby girl born from record-setting 27-year-old embryo

    News
    World
    3 Dec 2020
    Newborn baby feet with identification bracelet tag name.

    When Molly Gibson was born in October of this year, it was 27 years in the making.

    Baby girl born from record-setting 27-year-old embryo
  • Oranga Tamariki's Grainne Moss admits ministry failings, refuses to resign

    News
    New Zealand Te Ao Māori
    25 Nov 2020
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    In her submission to the Waitangi Tribunal's urgent inquiry, Grainne Moss conceded Oranga Tamariki is yet to eliminate structural racism and has failed to fully adopt the recommendations of a 1998…

    Oranga Tamariki's Grainne Moss admits ministry failings, refuses to resign
  • Why Ethiopia is spiralling out of control

    News
    World Comment & Analysis
    16 Nov 2020
    A youngster stands below an Ethiopian national flag during a blood donation rally organised by the city administration of Addis Ababa on 12 November, 2020.

    Analysis - Fighting between government loyalists and the Tigray People's Liberation Front threatens to bring the country to civil war, Ethiopia analyst Alex De Waal writes.

    Tigray crisis: Why Ethiopia is spiralling out of control
  • Oranga Tamariki forced to pick up pieces of failed state policy, tribunal told

    News
    Te Ao Māori inequality
    30 Oct 2020
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    An investigative journalist who has extensively written about how Māori children end up in state care has told the Waitangi Tribunal that Oranga Tamariki are the ambulance at the bottom of the cliff…

    Oranga Tamariki forced to pick up pieces of failed state policy, Waitangi Tribunal told
  • Midweek Mediawatch - celebs living their best life

    Audio
    media
    28 Oct 2020
    Mike Hosking asks Matthew McConaughey about his "wet dreams" (It's not what you think . . .)

    Mediawatch's midweek catch-up with Lately on RNZ National. This week in the wake of Kim Kardashian's kaning for that tone-deaf 'private island' tweet, he looks at chats with celebrities and their… Video, Audio

  • Midweek Mediawatch - celebs living their best life

    News
    Mediawatch media
    28 Oct 2020
    Mike Hosking asks Matthew McConaughey about his "wet dreams" (It's not what you think . . .)

    Mediawatch's midweek catch-up with Lately on RNZ National. This week in the wake of Kim Kardashian's kaning for that tone-deaf 'private island' tweet, he looks at chats with celebrities and their…

    Video, Audio

    Midweek Mediawatch - celebs living their best life
  • Ego and relationships: Professor of Psychotherapy Keith Tudor

    Audio
    life and society
    27 Oct 2020
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    New Zealand's only Professor of Psychotherapy Keith Tudor has recently received the prestigious international Eric Berne Memorial Award for his work in the field of Transactional Analysis. It's a… Audio

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