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New Caledonia's mainly Kanak USTKE union launches Workers Party
New Caledonia's mainly Kanak USTKE union has launched a political group called the Workers Party. The weekend move was expected as it had been announced weeks ago. The inaugural congress...
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New Caledonia president calls for policies to focus on youth
New Caledonia's president has placed the future of young people at the centre of a programme at a policy outline in Congress.
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NZ govt focuses on educational outcomes for Pacific children
A three-year work programme to improve educational outcomes for Pacific children and youth in New Zealand has been announced by the New Zealand government.
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More Pacific nations urged to support biodiversity efforts
More Pacific island nations are being encouraged to better protect their islands' biodiversity and associated traditional knowledge.
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Fiji's Peter Thomson takes on presidency at UN
Fiji's Peter Thomson has been installed as the new president of the UN General Assembly.
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GP shortage expected to hit rural, poor communities hardest
General Practitioners are warning an acute shortage of family doctors will hurt poorer areas and rural communities.
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NZers among Oxford rowers odds on to win
The Oxford University rowing team is again favourites to win the annual race against Cambridge tomorrow morning.
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Picturing poverty
What it means to grow up in poverty, as illustrated by Toby Morris.
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Flying Solo - Grandmother Jo's story
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Unemployment numbers continues to rise
New unemployment figures show 33,000 more New Zealanders are jobless now than this time last year, bringing the total to more than 140,000. Economic inequality expert Max Rashbrooke spoke to Ingrid… Audio
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Rashbrooke: stronger moves needed for lobbyists at parliament
Someone who's been raising concerns about political lobbying in New Zealand for years is Max Rashbrooke, who's a writer on democracy and economic inequality from Victoria University. He spoke with… Audio
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The gender pay gap
Audio 12 Jul 2011The EEO Commission has drafted a new Pay Equality Bill because it says the gender pay gap has been an 'enduring inequality for women and is a fundamental breach of human rights'. Audio
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Occupy Wall St protestors are evicted
Audio 16 Nov 2011New York police have evicted Occupy Wall Street protesters from a park in the city's financial district, two months after they set up camp and sparked an international movement against economic… Audio
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Thinkers: Politically Left
Audio 24 Sep 2012Left-leaning political historian from the University of Otago, Brian Roper, deconstructs public policies from around the world. Brian discusses the impact of tax and welfare reform on inequality in… Audio
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Bridge International Academies
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Episode 12: July 11th - Mata
Dr Shane Reti explains why he'll shut down the Maori Health Authority if National is elected government. Mihingarangi Forbes also speaks to panelists, AUT Dean of Law, Khylee Quince and Te Pati Maori… Video, Audio
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Sir Bill English
Sir Bill English weighs in on Chris Luxon’s performance and whether National should consider a new leader before the election. He also reflects on his years working with Te Pāti Māori, and why he… Video, Audio
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'Breaches of Te Tiriti o Waitangi': Racial discrimination worsening in NZ - report
The UN-bound report says the current government is "actively and profoundly aggravating NZ's constitutionally racist foundation in a way we have not seen for at least half a century".
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Lack of partnership in health sector changes - Iwi Partnership Boards
The regional Iwi Partnership Boards were set up in 2022 to ensure the voices of Māori are heard in healthcare decision-making.
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New study details harrowing experiences of homeless women
Audio 6 Dec 2024A new report has found some homeless women find it safer to sleep on the streets than at a shelter. Audio
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How four billionaires are selling us a fantasy.
Four tech billionaires are selling us a vision of the future where the world is run by Artificial Intelligence, crypto is standard currency and humans will be living on Mars. Audio
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New study shows decline in alcohol consumption by Pac men in NZ
A new study reveals that alcohol consumption by Pacific men in New Zealand has declined, yet they still meet the threshold for hazardous consumption. Audio
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Vanessa Andreotti: battling against Amazon land-grab bill
Audio 14 Aug 2021Vanessa Andreotti is a working alongside a collection of Amazonian tribes as indigenous land rights are looking likely to be removed in an unprecedented move by Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro. Audio
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Pasifika more likely to be hospitalised for Covid-19 - Study
Audio 16 Jul 2021A new article in the New Zealand Medical Journal has found Pasifika are most likely to be hospitalised for Covid-19; three times more likely than any other ethnic group to be hospitalised. Audio
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New approach needed in management of chronic pain in NZ
Audio 27 Apr 2021A new study shows there needs to be new management of chronic pain in New Zealand, especially for Maori, Pacific and Asian people Audio
