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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?
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Banks on notice over 'No Paywave' dysfunction
New Zealand has fallen behind Australia and Britain in using contactless payments and retailers are revolting. The Government may have to regulate fees directly. By Bernard Hickey. Audio
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Homegrown 2020 festival organisers address gender imbalance
The 2020 Jim Beam Homegrown festival has drawn criticism for a lack of women. Organiser Mark Wright explains why there's such a big gender imbalance. Audio
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Where to for Me Too, conference asks
Two years on from the Harvey Weinstein scandal, women in the film industry are optimistic about change but say there's still an awful lot to be done.
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Gender equality must start on screen - Geena Davis
Hollywood actor Geena Davis has told an audience in Auckland that changes to gender inequality should begin on screen.
The star is one of the headline speakers at the two-day Power of Inclusion film… Video, Audio
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Auckland University staff denounce white supremacy
Hundreds of University staff have signed an open letter declaring racism and white supremacy have no place at Auckland University. The University has said it won't remove white supremacists signs from… Audio
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The Panel with Penny Ashton and Scott Campbell (Part 2)
Hundreds of University staff have signed an open letter declaring racism and white supremecy have no place at Auckland University. The University has said it won't remove white supremacists signs from… Audio
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'It's difficult to see what change has occurred'
The government has failed to deliver transformative change for Māori - that's the clear message the Māori Women's Welfare League president has sent to members at this year's national conference.
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Orphan stuck in Syrian refugee camp could be a New Zealander
It's claimed a three-and-a-half-year-old orphan stuck in a Syrian refugee camp is the child of a deceased New Zealand citizen. Nine to Noon has been told the toddler, who's parents had been living in… Audio
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MWWL: goverment failing to deliver transformational change
The president of the Maori Women's Welfare League has slammed the government at the 67th national conference, saying it has failed to deliver on its promise to create transformative change for Maori. Audio
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'No place' for racism, white supremacy at Auckland Uni - letter
Hundreds of university staff have signed an open letter declaring racism and white supremacy have "no place" at the University of Auckland.
A new wave of posters and stickers promoting a recently… Video, Audio
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BBC backtracks on racism ruling involving TV presenter
The BBC's director general Lord Hall has reversed a decision to partially uphold a complaint against Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty.
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Capping executive pay
Max Rashbrooke, a researcher on economic inequality, wants limits brought in on what he calls the astronomically high executive pay levels in the public service. Audio
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The Panel with Ruwani Perera and Simon Pound (Part 1)
Audio 1 Oct 2019Max Rashbrooke, a researcher on economic inequality, wants limits brought in on what he calls the astronomically high executive pay levels in the public service. Finance Minister Grant Robertson has… Audio
