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Susan Hornsby Geluk has written an interesting piece about the access to justice, or lack of it. Audio

Ed talks to Lynn about how Asian countries are coping with rising coronavirus infection number. Also the rise of discrimination and racism towards Chinese and Asian people since the original outbreak… Audio

Despite being very early in their careers, Eruera and Tumanako Bidois are already on a mission to improve Maori health outcomes and reduce health inequities in this country. Late last year the fluent… Audio

Fourteen armed police were used by Oranga Tamariki to uplift a five-month-old Māori baby from a solo mother.

That's a story in a report published this morning as a result of a Māori-led national… Audio

The Race Relations Commissioner has accused a Hamilton bar of cashing-in on the Coronavirus crisis.

The House on Hood Bar advertised discount corona beers for as long as the Cornoavirus outbreak… Audio

A Hamilton bar has been accused of cashing-in on a crisis by the Race Relations Commissioner.

The House on Hood Bar advertised discount Corona beers for as long as the Coronavirus outbreak lasts.

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A mother who lost her first daughter at six days old says her baby wouldn't have died if hospital staff had acted more quickly.

Ruth and Kazu Toyoshima's girl Ellie died in mid-2016, after she was… Audio

As schools across the country begin to reopen, low decile schools have shared the struggles many families are facing - with some siblings sharing uniforms. KidsCan surveyed 210 decile 1-4 schools with… Audio

One of the world's foremost primatologists Frans de Waal's research tells us much about what can animals teach us about ourselves when it comes to economic, social and political power structures. Video, Audio

Since 2003, Renwick School principal Simon Heath has been involved in developing the Mistletoe Bay Eco Village and Camp Ground, an outdoor activity centre in the Marlborough Sounds. Thousands of… Audio

New Zealand's Jewish community is being warned to be vigilant because of a rise in anti-semitic behaviour.

On Wednesday swastikas were discovered outside the Temple Sinai in Wellington. And a Maori… Audio

Women working in research say breaking the taboo of talking about salary may be a way forward on pay equity.

A Canterbury University study, released on Thursday, found women working in research in… Audio

Social Development Minister Carmel Sepuloni is refusing to commit to increasing benefit levels, despite skyrocketing demand for hardship grants to help people pay for food and housing.

She talked to… Audio

A massive shortage of rental properties in Wellington is fueling record price increases, with the median weekly rent cracking the $600 mark for the first time ever last month.

A tenants' advocacy… Video, Audio

The number of people desperate for government help to pay for essentials like food and rent is skyrocketing - with advocates warning that won't change until baseline benefits increase.

Figures… Video, Audio

Women in academia are paid significantly less than men, echoing the finding across all other employment as well. Audio

Researchers from Canterbury University have found that an average female scientist at a New Zealand university earns $400,000 less than her male counterparts over her lifetime. It also found that… Audio