Search Results
Related tags:
Displaying items 3201 - 3225 of 6325 in total
-
Auckland councillor calls for amnesty for people with expired visas
Pacific people with expired visas are reluctant to come forward for Covid-19 tests, because they are scared of the consequences, says Auckland councillor Efeso Collins.
-
More than 20 youth escape from secure residences since 2015
More than 20 young people have escaped from Youth Justice Residences since 2015, with two spending almost a fortnight on the run.
-
Pasifika social service runs out of supplies helping families in lockdown
More than 600 Pacific families were served with food parcels, masks and advice on home ownership and budgeting in Auckland during the resurgence of Covid-19.
-
P.U.R.E.
Silver ferns coach Noeline Taurua joins host James Nokise to talk team culture and what it means to be P.U.R.E. Produced by Charlie Bleakley. Audio
-
Mandatory isolation rules called 'shocking, paternalistic and racist'
A Māori health expert says the new mandatory isolation rules for people who contract Covid-19 in the community are shocking, paternalistic and racist. Audio
-
Govt drops victim advocate Louise Nicholas: 'It's back to battle we go'
Louise Nicholas says the government may be scrapping her role supporting victims of sexual violence, but it won't stop her from doing the work.
-
Campaign seeks masks for parents visiting babies in neonatal units
The Neonatal Trust has put a call out for donations of material, elastic, pre-made reusable masks or for people to pick up a needle and make them. Video
-
The revenant Parliament: just one job
Our unexpectedly revenant Parliament has been back for a week of action with a very reduced job description. The House outlines the highlights and the job size. Audio
-
The revenant Parliament: just one job
Our unexpectedly revenant Parliament has been back for a week of action with a very reduced job description. The House outlines the highlights and the job size.
Audio -
Why is National struggling to convince voters?
Opinion - National and its leader Judith Collins don't fit very well with the times, writes Josiah Banbury in a look at the wider context of this year's general election.
-
Suicide commentary unhelpful to Queenstown community
Speculation about the financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the suicide rate is causing more harm than good, those in the mental health sector say.
-
When a relative falls down a conspiracy theory rabbit hole
How does it feel to watch family members become obsessed with Bill Gates, microchips and 5G - and is there anything you can do to help them?
-
Urgent action needed to address poor mental health in Asian community
A health advocate for New Zealand's Asian community says the government needs to urgently address the growing decline in mental health among our country's Asian population.
Figures released today… Audio
-
Mental health support in place ahead of gunman's sentencing
It has been over a year since the Christchurch terror attacks and preparations are underway to support the families of the mosque gunman's victims ahead of his sentencing next week.
-
Comfort in suicide decline but 'a very long way to go'
The overall suicide suicide rate has declined to its lowest rate in three years in New Zealand, but deaths among Asians and the elderly are increasing. Audio
-
Bonus Episode: How Do You See Yourself?
Psychologist and media commentator Dr Sarb Johal joins host James Nokise to talk about chronic illness and self identity. Produced by Charlie Bleakley. Audio
-
Pacific Dance NZ shines the spotlight on Tuvalu for 2020
Tuvaluan dance choreographer Molia Alama Tulafono has been named 2020 Artist in Residence for Pacific Dance New Zealand.
-
Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - NZ tennis players listed for US Open, Bayern continue winning run and Phoenix's finals opponent confirmed.
-
University NDAs prompt call for independent complaints authority
A least a dozen non-disclosure agreements over sexual harassment and bullying complaints have been imposed by New Zealand universities in the last decade.
-
Hamilton accountant jailed for fraud on tax returns
A chartered accountant who fabricated tax returns to fund a gambling habit and go on holidays has been sentenced to prison for three years.
-
The Five Minute Freakout
Actor and comedian Hayley Sproull joins host James Nokise to talk about finding fame, finding your identity and finding yourself a target. Audio
-
'Everybody knows this virus doesn't pick on colour'
Some South Auckland locals are hitting back at online hate directed at the area and its Pasifika community, after a local family was the first to test positive for Covid-19 in the current outbreak.
-
Referendum campaigners relieved at election delay
Most campaigners are breathing a sigh of relief that the election has been delayed another month, giving them precious time to change more minds.
The two referendum topics have been subject to much… Audio
-
New cultural centre planned by Kiribati community in NZ
An i-Kiribati driven project aims to bring a new cultural centre to the heart of the New Zealand town of Rodney. Audio
-
'We wanted to set the Harry and Meghan story straight'
It's not officially authorised by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, but co-authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand have compiled the most major account from Harry and Meghan's perspective with their new… Audio