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Grenfell Tower survivors relying on foodbanks
British Labour MP Emma Dent Coad says Grenfell Tower survivors are struggling to get by despite millions of pounds being raised for their benefit in the aftermath of the fire. Ms Dent Coad says three… Audio
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What it's like to find a terrorist in your own family tree
How might we begin to think and talk about terrorism in a way that doesn't simplify the issues or condone the actions, but builds understanding? Prof. Peter O'Connor traces his own family story. Audio
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A day in the life of an Oranga Tamariki social worker
Today is National Social Worker Day and RNZ News reporter Laura Tupou went to South Auckland to see what frontline Oranga Tamariki workers are dealing with. Audio
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Brick Body Kids Still Daydream by Open Mike Eagle
Elliott Childs explores the urban narratives of Los Angeles art-rapper Open Mike Eagle. Audio
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Brick Body Kids Still Daydream by Open Mike Eagle
Elliott Childs explores the urban narratives of Los Angeles art-rapper Open Mike Eagle.
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Is anyone worth what Fonterra's CEO is paid?
Geoff Plimmer of Victoria University doesn't think Fonterra CEO Theo Spierings' huge salary increase stacks up. Audio
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Composer Victoria Kelly
Jesse Mulligan's guest is composer, performer and music producer Victoria Kelly. Victoria is also the Director of New Zealand Membership at APRA AMCOS - The Australasian Performing Rights… Audio
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Business commentator Rod Oram
Business Commentator, Rod Oram talks to Kathryn Ryan about Fonterra's year-end results, and its CEO's big pay packet as well as Fletcher Building calling in the auditors to look at its four most… Audio
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Acceptance of inequality at heart of CEO pay - researcher
Highly paid chief executives - such as Fonterra head Theo Spierings - are paid more in societies that are more tolerant of inequality, a researcher says. Audio
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Fonterra boss' pay shows 'increasing income inequality'
Fonterra chief executive Theo Spierings is now New Zealand's highest paid worker, earning $8.3 million in the past year. The figure was revealed in Fonterra's annual report yesterday. The accounts… Audio
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Top Stories for Tuesday 26 September 2017
Fonterra boss' pay shows 'increasing income inequality'; National, Labour gather negotiators to win over Peters; Epsom's National supporters disappointed with election result; far-right rise in German… Audio
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Giving prostate cancer the finger (in eight languages)
Prostate cancer affects men from all cultures, but developing awareness and tackling the stigma around cancer in Asian communities is a big challenge. Auckland Chiropractic doctor Sarkaw Mohammad… Video, Audio
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Giving prostate cancer the finger (in eight languages)
Prostate cancer affects men from all cultures, but developing awareness and tackling the stigma around cancer in Asian communities is a big challenge. Auckland Chiropractic doctor Sarkaw Mohammad…
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An election night odyssey through Wellington
Our reporter wanders between election parties in the capital as the results come in.
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After dirty politics, a clean policy fight
Opinion - After the scandal-rich elections of 2011 and 2014, it's refreshing to finally have a campaign that's all about policy, Grant Duncan writes.
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A tenuous grasp on inequality
Opinion - There's an increasing push among voters to address inequality, but so far none of the parties show a full understanding of it, Max Rashbrooke writes.
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Rohingya Muslims living in ‘unimaginable conditions’
Charlotte Glennie, an ex-pat New Zealand journalist working for Unicef on the border of Bangladesh, describes the conditions 400,000 Rohingya people are living in after fleeing Myanmar. Video, Audio
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Rotorua whānau go without food to pay bills
Rotorua locals say whoever is voted into government this weekend needs to address the fact so many families are struggling to put food on the table.
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Marchers mark 124 years since NZ women's suffrage
Women and men have gathered around the country to mark 124 years since New Zealand women won the right to vote.
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The big things women are doing in nanoscience
It's widely known that physics, chemistry and engineering are fields largely dominated by men, but a group of the country's top female scientists are hoping to highlight the successes of women in a… Audio
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Insight: Women’s Work and the Gender Wage Gap
Recent figures indicate the gender wage gap has narrowed, but does that mean employers are valuing women more? The settlement that gave 55,000 care and support workers pay increases may be a… Video, Audio
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National Council of Women: Vanisa Dhiru
The National Council of Women has marked its 100 year anniversary with its annual national conference, held in Christchurch, the home of Kate Sheppard, who founded the organisation. The theme was "A… Audio
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Turei tells Green's poverty rally welfare system broken
The Green Party has pledged at a rally in South Auckland to do all it can to end poverty.
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Former cop acquitted over fatal US shooting
Protesters have taken to the streets after a Missouri judge ruled a white former police officer was not guilty of murder in the 2011 shooting of a black man.
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Stop using motels, homeless expert says
An international expert on homelessness is telling New Zealand to stop buying motels as emergency accommodation and instead do more to emulate Finland.
