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What your poo says about your income
Wastewater from one-fifth of Australia's population has be sampled, and shows key contrasts between richer and poorer areas.
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Mediaworks' TV channels not gone by Christmas - CEO
Audio 18 Oct 2019MediaWorks can no longer make a profit in television so it's put itself up for sale.
The station's 500 staff were called to a meeting on Friday morning and told the company would keep making radio… Video, Audio
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University cancels 'Feminism 2020' event citing health and safety risks
Massey University has told a group described as anti-trans to find an alternative venue for its upcoming event.
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Number of people on jobseeker benefit climbs 10 percent
The number of people on the jobseeker support benefit has jumped by 10 percent in the three months to September, compared to the same quarter last year.
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Regional council chair under fire for unfair ads
The chairman of the Taranaki Regional Council is under fire for appearing in ads promoting the council's achievements just ahead of the local body elections. A rival candidate has complained to the… Audio
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Petition organiser celebrates university event cancellation
A petition organiser is celebrating Massey University's cancellation of an event planned for the campus. The University has told a women's group - described by critics as anti-trans - to find an… Audio
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Wellington Regional Council scrambles to remove ads
Wellington's Regional Council scrambled to remove ads promoting a career in bus driving after it discovered a string of racist tweets by one of its poster boys. Official information obtained by RNZ… Audio
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Review - Capital in the 21st Century
Capital in the 21st Century is a New Zealand film based on the best-selling book by French economist Thomas Piketty. Directed by Justin Pemberton (Chasing Great). Video, Audio
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Review - Capital in the 21st Century
Capital in the 21st Century is a New Zealand film based on the best-selling book by French economist Thomas Piketty. Directed by Justin Pemberton (Chasing Great).
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Auckland City Mission: 10% of Kiwis experiencing food insecurity
About half a million people are experiencing food insecurity, according to new research from the Auckland City Mission.
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Meritocracy and the inequality trap
The idea that anyone can do anything with enough hard work and perseverance is noble - but it's also a myth, says Professor Daniel Markovits. Audio
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Hui attempts to encourage more Maori to become organ donors
A ground-breaking hui today will attempt to reverse what's being called a disturbing picture of inequality for Maori with failing kidneys. Maori make up 80 percent of dialysis patients but only 12… Audio
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Trades suffering due to a lack of women
New research suggests the trades are suffering because not enough women are being encouraged to pick up tools. It's found women make up between only one and 10 percent of tradies and an overwhelming… Audio
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Rugby World Cup: Pacific nations 'starved' of resources - Impey
As we head into the Rugby World Cup quarter finals, it's sayonara to the Pacific Island nations, all of whom failed to qualify. Japan is the only tier 2 nation to make it through after some spectaular… Video, Audio
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Two mosque attack widows make special appeal
Two widows whose husbands died in the Christchurch mosque attacks are hoping the Immigration Minister will let them stay in New Zealand. They're not eligible for the special visa created for victims… Audio
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4: Te Tiriti o Waitangi
In Europe, factions debated the future of Aotearoa, while Māori had their own ideas how to handle the growing number of Pākehā here. In the end, Te Tiriti o Waitangi was signed, but the early promise… Audio
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Chinese asylum-seeker tortured for helping North Koreans escape
A Chinese man's mercy drive helped four North Koreans to escape - but also forced him to flee to New Zealand after being tortured by police and harassed by North Korean agents.
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Green Rush: Foreign forestry companies NZ's biggest landowners
The four largest private landowners in New Zealand are all foreign-owned forestry companies, an RNZ investigation has found.
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Capital in the 21st Century: Justin Pemberton interviewed
New Zealand director Justin Pemberton’s adaptation of Thomas Piketty’s magnum opus Capital in the 21st Century opens in cinemas this weekend. Dan Slevin spoke to him about turning a dense economics… Video
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Two dead following attack in Germany
An attack on a synagogue that has been compared to the Christchurch mosque shootings, has left at least two people dead in the East German city of Halle. Audio
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Māori missing out on ACC services, tribunal told
The second phase of the Health Services and Outcomes Kaupapa Inquiry has kicked off in Wellington, where Wai 2575 claimants are sharing their views on the inequalities faced by Māori.
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Lack of policy over increasing suicide rates for Asians
A new report shows the number of suicides in the Asian population is growing, but no specific policies exist to try to reduce it.
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Why a 'racist' refugee policy was reversed
A refugee policy that appears to have been based simply on fear has been reversed. Audio
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Why a 'racist' refugee policy was reversed
A refugee policy that appears to have been based simply on fear has been reversed.
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Racism in rugby? Where do you want to start?
Opinion: Do we use the world cup to have a proper, grown-up discussion about whether rugby's the egalitarian game it would like to be or should we just admire the quality of the footy?
