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Young seek lowering of voting age
Young people are taking legal action to try to gain support for a law change to lower the legal voting age from eighteen to sixteen Here to tell us about why she should have the right to have her say… Audio
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Things get worse for Canadian PM Justin Trudeau
It keeps getting worse for Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as more images surface of him wearing brown, and now black, face. Our correspondent in Canada is Laura McQuillan. Audio
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Ardern leaves Ihumātao issues for govt ministers at home
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is looking to take a more hands-off approach to the Ihumātao dispute while she's overseas, saying she expects other ministers to deal with it until she's back in New… Audio
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Ihumātao: The situation so far
The government and Auckland Council are being told they can't just wash their hands of the Ihumātao land dispute.
Mana whenua want the contested land returned, but both the council and the government… Video, Audio
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John Tamihere criticised for use of Nazi salute
Auckland mayoral candidate John Tamihere used a Nazi slogan during a debate in Ponsonby on Tuesday evening. Mr Tamihere has defended the use of the phrase, because he thinks Mr Goff is a dictator… Audio
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Backlash against John Tamihere for 'Sieg heil' comments
Shocked and disappointed - that's been the response to John Tamihere's use of the phrase 'Sieg Heil' in a mayoral debate. Mr Tamihere used the Nazi slogan in an Auckland mayoral debate with Phil Goff… Audio
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Government to overhaul work visas
A migrant union representative says the Government's overhaul of work visas will benefit everyone except foreign workers. The changes include the replacement of six visa categories with one temporary… Audio
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Migrant workers say visa changes don't go far enough
A group representing migrant workers says the Government's overhaul of work visas has failed to remove a clause that means they can be treated like modern day slaves. The Government yesterday… Audio
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Facebook's new measures to combat hate and extremism
Facebook says anyone in New Zealand searching its site for extremist content will in the future be directed to websites helping people to leave hate groups. It began doing this in the United States in… Audio
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Divide on late-term abortions at Select Committee
Activists on both sides of the abortion debate have laid out their arguments to the special select committee looking at the law changes which makes it easier to get an abortion and removes it from the… Audio
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Pay equity ticked off; gender pay gap a long way away
Westpac NZ, a bank proud of its equity record, has revealed shocking figures on its own gender pay gap. It's front-footing the issue but says it can't change things on its own. Audio
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Pay equity ticked off; gender pay gap a long way away
Westpac NZ, a bank proud of its equity record, has revealed shocking figures on its own gender pay gap. It's front-footing the issue but says it can't change things on its own.
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Men urged to step up to condemn violence against women
Fiji's Health Minister has told a regional meeting in Sigatoka that as the main perpetrators of violence against women and girls, it was up to men to condemn and address it.
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New gangs, more recruits, and community in the crossfire
What's going on in south Auckland that once again has its suburbs on the wrong side of news headlines? Audio
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New gangs, more recruits, and community in the crossfire
What's going on in south Auckland that once again has its suburbs on the wrong side of news headlines?
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David Tokohau Samuels starts role as new Te Puni Kōkiri chief executive
Māori Development Minister Nanaia Mahuta says David Tokohau Samuels understands Māori aspirations, the public sector and te ao Māori.
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Police "confused" about how to deal with bullying complaints
Senior managers have been confused by the police's Speak Up complaints system, which it says could be leading to bad experiences for complainants.RNZ has talked to more than 50 current or former staff… Audio
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Police staff say complaints system fuels bullying
More Police officers and non sworn staff have come forward saying their Speak Up complaints system isn't working and its fueling widespread bullying in the organisation.Last week, RNZ reported the… Audio
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All the flair in the world won't pay the bills
They have all the flair in the world, look like they're having fun, and their fans are the most fervent - but in spite of being neighbours to the All Blacks, the Pacific teams are the have-nots of the… Audio
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All the flair in the world won't pay the bills
They have all the flair in the world, look like they're having fun, and their fans are the most fervent - but in spite of being neighbours to the All Blacks, the Pacific teams are the have-nots of the…
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Scabies needs to be taken more seriously, says health researcher
The discovery of a link between scabies and rheumatic fever could help reduce ethnic inequalities in health, says an Auckland public health academic.
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Deborah Small - Racism and the "War on Drugs"
Deborah Small is a lawyer and social justice activist fighting back against the inequities of the US government's so-called 'war on drugs'. She is the Executive Director of Break the Chains (USA) an… Audio
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Former constable speaks out on bullying in NZ Police
A former police constable says he considered suicide because of the persistent bullying he faced during his time with the police.
The man was a police officer for nearly three decades in England and… Audio
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Ardern urged by Labour members to act on assault complaints
The political pressure over the Labour Party sexual assault allegations shows no sign of abating, with the party president poised to resign if he's found to have mishandled the complaints.
Adding to… Video, Audio
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'One suicide is one suicide too many' - Govt unveils action plan
The government plans to increase suicide prevention services in DHBs, provide more funding to hospital emergency departments and fund free counselling for 2,500 people bereaved by suicide.
