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Plea for reform: 'Human rights create fair societies'
The Human Rights Commission is calling on the government to stand by its promises to make New Zealand fairer for all people.
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Covid fashion report ranks 11 New Zealand brands
Tearfund's annual ethical fashion report shows how transparent or murky large local fashion houses are about supply chains during a pandemic.
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Meet the four new Pasifika MPs for the Labour Party
There are four new confirmed Pasifika MPs in New Zealand's Labour Party - which has the largest Pacific caucus in the country's political history. Audio
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Call for taonga to be returned to Parihaka
Repatriating the items would be a big step towards healing the lingering wounds of Parihaka, says a heritage expert.
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Call for taonga to be returned to Parihaka
The former chief executive of the Tasman Bays Heritage Trust is asking Nelson families holding taonga taken from Parihaka to do the right thing and return them. About 200 of the 1600 militia who… Audio
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Creative NZ celebrates Pacific artists
New Zealand's arts development agency has recognised eight Pasifika artists at this year's Creative New Zealand Arts Pasifika Awards.
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Purdue to plead guilty in $US8bn opioid settlement
The deal with the US Department of Justice settles some of the most serious claims against the OxyContin-maker.
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RNZ ordered to hand documents to SPCA over suspected animal welfare offences by dog breeder
A Hawke's Bay woman continued to breed puppies on her farm, despite the discovery of a highly contagious and potentially fatal parvovirus just months earlier.
The revelation is part of a Checkpoint… Video, Audio
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More enrolment zones, less 'white flight' from low-decile schools
It's being suggested that introducing or altering 135 enrolment zones in Auckland could result in a lot less "white flight" from lower-decile schools.
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Fiji's Ro Epeli Vakacaracara Mataitini dies
Fijian high chief Ro Epeli Vakacaracara Mataitini has died aged 85.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Kiwi sprint cyclist taking a break, Silver Ferns defender injured and White Ferns ready for Big Bash.
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Tears, goodbyes and silver trays for departing National MPs
It was haere rā to a massive chunk of National's caucus on Monday, after the blue bloodbath at the weekend.
The party met for its post-election mop up, and to say goodbyes.
National was plagued by… Video, Audio
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Man Enough: Matt Chisholm explores men's mental health in new TVNZ series
To reduce New Zealand's alarmingly high male suicide rate, we need to reinvent what it means to be a man in this country, says TV presenter Matt Chisholm. He hopes to be part of the change with a new… Video, Audio
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Concern over resthome complaints prompts DHB inquiry
A Lower Hutt resthome is being investigated over complaints of physical and verbal abuse, neglect and intimidation of residents and staff.
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Election 2020: The show is over for Winston Peters
He's the most recognisable figure in the country's political history and is still refusing to concede, but for Winston Peters and New Zealand First, the show is over. Video
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Defence Force fined for 'lax' actions over navy diver's death
The New Zealand Defence Force has been fined nearly $300,000 over the death of a navy diver during a training exercise in March last year.
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MPs lay out their strategies for fixing unhealthy homes
Respiratory diseases are New Zealand's third most common cause of death after cancer and heart disease, and Pacific people are the hardest hit.
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Lack of driver licence testing in small towns creating problem for teens
In Wairoa, learner tests are available, but if someone wants to sit their restricted or full licence they have to travel to Gisborne or Napier-Hastings.
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Waiariki: Māori Party makes push for Rawiri Waititi in race with Labour's Tāmati Coffey
The Māori Party is throwing its weight behind its Waiariki candidate Rawiri Waititi, the nearest rival to Labour incumbent Tāmati Coffey.
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Builder's apprentice observed heart surgery
A medical student at Wellington Regional Hospital organised for their flatmate to watch heart surgery, but the hospital never verified their identity, a review has found.
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Who will win the battle for Tāmaki Makaurau?
It looks like South versus West Auckland in the battle for Tāmaki Makaurau electorate.
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Euthanasia referendum divides Pacific community along generational lines
A generational divide, views on Christianity and access to trusted information are all factors influencing how members of the Pacific community will vote in the End of Life referendum. Audio
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Election 2020: Health and housing at the forefront for Pasifika people in Gisborne
The Pasifika community in Tairāwhiti Gisborne want to see more housing opportunities and better healthcare services from the incoming government.
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How to identify New Zealand birds by their song
Paul Cuming is an expert on the birds of the Bay of Plenty and their songs, and he's been a bird watcher for 50 years. Audio
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Call for more Fijian engagement with language and culture in NZ
A Pacific community leader in New Zealand says while there's been an increase in the local Fijian population he would like to hear more of them speaking the language. Audio