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The PSA said the government cannot simply require public servants stop working from home.

Asian Network chief executive Vishal Rishi says the report confirms inequity exists and policy makers need to make changes sooner rather than later.

The all-encompassing report looked at the ethnic communities' work and employment, health and wellbeing, connectedness and belonging.

The White House is listening to demands for the president to extend the same grace to thousands of people wronged by the US judicial system as he did to his son Hunter, officials say.

A new study by Ihi Research has found four out of five homeless women in Aotearoa are Māori, with some as young as 15. Audio

Analysis - And the implications for social cohesion and the quality of democratic debate are serious, Olli Hellmann writes.

Rural kids suffer severe appendicitis four times the rate of those in urban areas, and Māori children double the rate than non-Māori. Audio

Cutting all research funding for the fields is a massive step backwards, critics say.

Fair Food is rescuing tonnes of food from supermarkets that is nearing its use-by date or slightly damaged but still good to eat and redistributing it to those in need. Audio

The first part of New Zealand's Commission of Inquiry into the Covid response says a disproportionate share of the health burden fell on Pacific peoples and Māori. Audio

Te Whatu Ora has announced it's extending its cost cutting plan as it reports a $722m deficit.

A Taranaki foodbank is prioritising food-sovereignty to counter a broken model.

The former Labour minister has returned to Labour after taking a year off, but says it's not her "intention" to run again.

The difference between a stable home and being in crisis can be as simple as the loss of a job or a relationship break-up, advocate Mark Henaghan says. Audio

The Waitangi Tribunal has released the first part of its inquiry and found the Crown did not follow robust policy processes. Audio

Analysis: The party is meeting in Christchurch this weekend to begin paving its path to the 2026 campaign.

Plans to cut nearly 1500 jobs at Health NZ - Te Whatu Ora have been met with outrage by health sector leaders. Audio

At least two schools have opted out of the revised free lunch scheme for next year. Audio

A new survey shows the numbers of teens taking up vaping is dropping - but advocates say older students are falling through the gaps. Audio

A Wellington community is banding together to provide children in need with Christmas presents in a giant version of Secret Santa.

Public health experts have warned the goal is in jeopardy if smoking rates continue to flatline.

Tenants struggling to pay rent are scared they'll become homeless, while their landlord sits on a multi-million dollar fund designed to support them. Audio

Noel O'Malley is proud to be tangata Tiriti - and after being claimed by hīkoi organisers as their own, he's now known as Matua Noel.