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World Homeless Day
Tomorrow (October 10th) is World Homeless Day and we're taking some time to think about what that means for all of us in New Zealand and talking to John Howell who is launching a collection of his… Audio
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'This is the House of Representatives and should have voices from all walks of life'
We speak to the youngest new MPs, Labour’s Kiri Allan, the Nats’ Simeon Brown and the Greens’ Chlöe Swarbrick.
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Growing Auckland ethnicities call for better representation
Auckland is on track to no longer be majority Pākehā.
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Auckland church struggles with cost of housing homeless
The Faith Family Baptist Church in Panmure says it faces a $160,000 bill to upgrade its facilities so it can keep helping 15 people each week. Video, Audio
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Benefit fraud procedure changed following suicide
A woman's suicide has prompted the Ministry of Social Development to change the way it investigates fraud.
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The country that ended homelessness
While New Zealand struggles with a lack of affordable houses, a Nordic country has come up with a permanent solution. Audio
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SaveMart worker vows to fight for health and safety
A New Lynn SaveMart worker, whose redundancy has been withdrawn by clothing recycling boss Tom Doonan, says things are starting to change but there still room for improvements. Video, Audio
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Finance as a force for good
Singapore-based Natasha Garcha was working for a top hedge fund during the GFC when she realised over 2.5 billion people are excluded from the financial system worldwide. Natasha tells Lynn Freeman… Audio
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Black Ferns finally get their celebration. Is it enough?
Aucklanders get their chance to celebrate with the Women's Rugby World Cup winners, the Black Ferns, today in Manukau. It has taken a month to organise this event for New Zealand's most successful… Audio
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NZ Women's Open prize highlights inequality in golf
The New Zealand Open women's golf tournament begins in Auckland today and for the first time, there's more prize money on the table than the men's Open offers. The Women's Open has become an LPGA… Audio
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Mother fears for disabled son without a teacher aide
An Auckland mother fears her four-year-old son will be confined to the corner at his creche, unable to learn because of what she says is a lack of teacher aides available for disabled students. Lucy… Audio
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Saudi driving change welcomed by NZ Islamic Women's Council
Women's rights activists around the world are welcoming the decision by King Salman allowing women in Saudi Arabia to drive. New Zealand women are also welcoming the decree. Anjum Rahman is a… Audio
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Human rights activists welcome end of Saudi driving ban
Women's rights activists around the world are welcoming the decision by King Salman allowing women in Saudi Arabia to drive. Activists have campaigned for years to allow women in the kingdom to drive… Audio
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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
