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Waiata Māori Music Awards: hip hop legend DLT and composer Te Taite Cooper to be honoured
Aotearoa’s godfather of hip hop Darryl Thomson, aka DLT, and long-time Māori composer, the late Te Taite Cooper will receive the Iconic Award, which recognise those who’ve made a significant… Video
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Jason Hickel - How DeGrowth Will Save The World
Dr Jason Hickel discusses his new book Less is More: How DeGrowth Will Save The World. Audio
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The Outliers | Episode 2: Tamatha Paul
Tamatha Paul is a 22-year-old Wellington City councillor who isn't afraid to speak her mind. Video
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Candidates address Māori inequality in housing, health and jobs
They jostled, they pointed, they laughed, they agreed and they jeered at candidates seeking to convince Māori voters that they were worthy of their support. Video
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Covid-19 fallout among hot topics for Pacific candidates
Watch: Four candidates from across South Auckland debate some of the issues most affecting the Pacific community at the inaugural RNZ-Pacific Media Network Pacific candidates' debate. Video
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Covid-19 forcing teens to leave school to support families
News 3 Oct 2020Amidst the pandemic, 17-year-old Aigagalefili Fepulea'i-Tapua'i has became a powerful voice for South Auckland students, speaking out on social and educational inequality. She spoke to Kim Hill. Audio
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Aigagalefili Fepulea'i-Tapua'i: Speaking up for South Auckland students
Audio 3 Oct 2020Aigagalefili Fepulea'i-Tapua'i has become a powerful voice for South Auckland students. The 17-year-old Aorere College head girl has spoken to the impact of Covid-19 on her fellow year 13 students -… Audio
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Election 2020: Tax cuts, Covid-19, inequality feature at Pacific debate
National's candidate in Mangere is defending her party's plan for tax cuts, while the Labour incumbent is defending the government's work for the Pacific community.
The fallout from Covid-19 and… Audio
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Dateline Pacific for 2 October 2020
Audio 2 Oct 2020Palau's president Tommy Remengesau Junior has threatened to leave the Pacific Islands Forum over competition for the secretary general's post; Covid-19 and inequality dominate Pasifika election… Audio
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Covid-19 and inequality dominate Pasifika election issues
Audio 2 Oct 2020Covid-19 and inequality dominate Pasifika election issues. Audio
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Call for more protection of Pacific women amid Covid-19
Fiji is calling for a collective effort in the Pacific to protect women from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. This week, a United Nations study revealed only one in...
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National would commit to building rural medical school, Dr Reti says
Candidates from across the political spectrum went head-to-head in a debate to talk about their rural health priorities on Tuesday night.
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DHB office workers call for more action on pay equity claim
Thousands of DHB office workers expecting a pay equity settlement are upset they're made to wait until after the election, their union says.
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Rotorua Hospital mental health unit confirmed
A new $31 million mental health facility with 16 beds will be built at Rotorua Hospital starting in the second half of 2021, the government has confirmed.
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Trump and Biden to go head-to-head in first presidential debate
Analysis - How does one debate Donald Trump? The team behind the Democratic challenger Joe Biden will have spent the past few weeks devising a plan to answer this.
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Father told that he wasn't welcome in a parents room as a man
Father told by woman that he wasn't welcome in a parents' room in a mall, that it was only for mothers. Audio
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New research on conference diversity and the persistence of 'manels'
Jesse speaks to Global Women CEO Agnes Naera for her analysis of the problem about research showing a lack of represented on academic medical panels around the world. Audio
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Consumerism: Having and Being Had, Eula Biss
Best-selling American author and essayist Eula Biss talks to Kathryn Ryan about her new book Having and Being Had, which looks at the psychological effects of consumerism, and what it means about who… Audio
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Police considered charging Black Lives Matter march organisers
Police thought about charging organisers of the Black Lives Matter marches in June because Covid-19 restrictions weren't followed.
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Covid-19 delays leave hundreds with endometriosis in pain
Hundreds of women and girls in pain and distress say they haven't been able to get treatment for their endometriosis since Covid-19 hit.
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More millennials moving back in with mum and dad
In the US, data shows that for the first time ever, the majority of 18-34 year olds live at home with their parents. Dr Kate Prickett joins the show to discuss what her lockdown data says about Kiwi… Audio
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Not one crisis, but many – we must work together to find solutions. Celebrities advocate for the UN’s development goals
Nations United explores the significance of the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. In the midst of a pandemic radically transforming our world, it sets out what must be done. Audio
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How the next pandemic could be engineered by terrorists
The next major pandemic could be inflicted by terrorists unleashing a bio-engineered virus on to the world, according to distinguished fellow at Harvard Law School, Vivek Wadwha. He joins the show to… Audio
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Party vote Green to keep Ardern at helm, Shaw urges
Greens co-leader James Shaw has told supporters the best way to ensure Jacinda Ardern continues as prime minister is to "party vote Green".
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Paul Goldsmith and Grant Robertson go head-to-head in finance debate
National's Paul Goldsmith and Labour's Grant Robertson talk about budget issues, tax cuts, housing, inequality and more.
