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Ardern on Greens' turf at Labour launch
As Jacinda Ardern kicked off Labour's election campaign in front a 2,200-strong crowd, which included former Prime Minister Helen Clark, she waded deep into Greens territory, speaking about cleaning… Audio
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Ardern says climate change aim not encroaching on Greens
The Labour Leader Jacinda Ardern is denying pushing into Green Party territory with a campaign launch speech focussing on tackling climate change, clean rivers and inequality. Audio
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Jacinda Ardern heads into Greens' territory
The Labour Party leader focused on climate change, rivers and poverty in her first speech to party supporters - and defined how she would talk about the economy.
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Top Stories for Monday 21 August 2017
Audio 21 Aug 2017The death of rugby legend Sir Colin Meads has left his King Country hometown Te Kuiti remembering a man who left his mark in the community as much as on the playing field. As Jacinda Ardern kicked off… Audio
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'They can make excuses...but everything they stands for is hate'
The terror in Europe, fuelled by Islamic extremist groups, is relatively recent. In America, the roots of race-hate can be traced back to the Civil War, and well before. John Campbell reports. Video, Audio
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'How do you think it's going to affect their world view?'
Nearly 1100 students need urgent psychological help after having to deal with murder, drugs, alcohol, and poverty at home, Northland principals say.
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Placing homeless in Kaeo 'doesn't make sense' - principal
The Principal of a Northland school is concerned families in need of emergency accommodation have been dumped at a remote holiday park in Kaeo, with no access to support services. Video, Audio
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Ruling on prisoner voting upheld
A group of prisoners have lost their legal challenge to a ban on prisoner voting.
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Manager refuses bank slip written in te reo
A school principal who filled out a bank withdrawal slip in te reo Māori was refused service at a bank in Whakatāne.
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'Out of sight, out of mind': MSD moving homeless to Kaeo
Homeless families are being sent by MSD to one-room units in Kaeo, a town which is already facing severe economic deprivation and housing problems. Audio
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A Melbourne council to drop 'Australia Day' celebrations
A council in Melbourne has voted to stop celebrating Australia Day after discussions with Aboriginal community.
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Rangatahi in poverty need help to see bright future
More than 100 young people have spoken to researchers about their hopes and fears, casting new light on the support they need. Audio
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Devoy asks UN to take action on NZ state care abuse
Race Relations Commissioner Susan Devoy has told the UN to urge New Zealand to hold an independent inquiry, saying it is the "right thing to do". Audio
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Hearing dog not welcome
Valerie Hastie was asked to leave a restaurant after a manager blocked their ears over her hearing dog.Terry Darby of Hearing Dogs New Plymouth explains what they do and how to identify them. Audio
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Looking to the past to understand the Politics of Love
We need to transcend us vs them struggles, writes Philip McKibbin.
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From Mexican ganglands to organic gardening in NZ
It's a long way from US narco-ganglands to growing organic food in NZ, but Adán Tijerina has made it. The community-minded Wellington entrepreneur shares his story with Lynda Chanwai-Earle. Audio, Gallery
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From Mexican ganglands to organic gardening in NZ
It's a long way from US narco-ganglands to growing organic food in NZ, but Adán Tijerina has made it. The community-minded Wellington entrepreneur shares his story with Lynda Chanwai-Earle.
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Annette King valedictory: 'Women have waited long enough'
Long-serving Labour MP Annette King has used her valedictory speech to tell Parliament that she's ashamed women still do not have pay equity. Video
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Doctors demand action on NZ's unhealthy housing
Thousands of children are being re-admitted to hospital every year because of poor living conditions, a child health specialist says.
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Lessons from Metiria Turei’s resignation
What does it say about us, the public?
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Turei's exit no fairytale ending
Opinion - The Greens' Metiria Turei was a knight in shining armour for the disenfranchised, but the story ended too soon, Toby Morris suggests.
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Rosita Worl: 'You have to know the system better than they do'
At six years old, Rosita Worl was taken from her family by welfare authorities. She went on to become an anthropologist and devoted advocate for the rights of Native Alaskans. Audio
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Google fires worker for criticising its attitude to women
A Google employee who wrote a controversial memo about workplace diversity has been fired. Deputy editor of New Statesman magazine Helen Lewis says changes need to be made to allow more women in the… Audio
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PNG women 'priced out' of parliament
A scholar of Pacific politics says women have been priced out of the election "game" in Papua New Guinea. Audio
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Slice of Heaven - Choices
It's obvious that immigration has changed New Zealand in the past. But it's difficult to foresee how it will change us in the future. Where will the debate go and can we move past racism? What role… Audio
