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Target to cut child poverty not: complicated: researcher
Max Rashbrooke, a researcher and writer on inequality, setting a target to eradicate child poverty is not as complicated as the Prime Minister makes out. Audio
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Labour backs child poverty reduction target
The Labour Party is backing the Children's Commissioner's challenge to reduce child poverty rates by 10 percent by the end of next year. Audio
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Salvation Army says there are clear figures of how many children in poverty
The Prime Minister says it is hard to put a specific figure on how many children live in poverty in New Zealand - but the Salvation Army disagrees, and meanwhile, says the problem is ever increasing.
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On the door knock: young Indian and ground-breaking
Politics runs in the family, Lynda Chanwai-Earle joins one of the youngest Indian New Zealanders on the campaign trail in Mt Roskill, Auckland. Audio, Gallery
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On the door knock: young Indian and ground-breaking
Politics runs in the family, Lynda Chanwai-Earle joins one of the youngest Indian New Zealanders on the campaign trail in Mt Roskill, Auckland.
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Labour backs child poverty reduction target
Labour is backing the Children's Commissioner's child poverty reduction target, despite the Prime Minister saying exact numbers would be too difficult.
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Video: Easier to count rodents than kids in poverty, suggests Key
In Focus - Prime Minister John Key has suggested it's easier to count the number of stoats and possums than measure the number of children in poverty. Video
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Cities of Tomorrow: a better life?
At the heart of every city are its people. What does it mean for a city to be inclusive, and how can we manage human interactions in an age of rising inequalities? Recorded in Christchurch, the final… Audio
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Don Brash: A Tragicomedy in Five Parts
Toby Today - With Don Brash back in the news over 'Māori favouritism', Toby Morris takes a look at the former National Party leader's political career.
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How Pākehā are you?
Analysis - Hobson's Pledge wants equality in voting and property rights, but members tell Mihingarangi Forbes Māori inequality elsewhere isn't their problem.
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Lobby group formed to oppose 'Māori favouritism'
A new lobby group aims to pressure politicians into opposing race-based laws and preferential seats in Parliament, it says. Audio
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What now for Colombia's former guerillas?
A historic peace deal signed this week could see ex-fighters becoming eco-tourism guides and cheesemakers. Video
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That's rich: Women make up fraction of world's wealthiest
Women account for a fraction of the richest people in eight of the world's wealthy countries, including New Zealand, a study shows.
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MP denies calling deportees 'faulty Chinese fridges'
A National MP is denying he called Indian student deportees "faulty Chinese fridges" and insists he was referring to training institutions under investigation. Audio
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Govt warned against delay to bowel cancer screening
Health officials have warned the government against any further delay to the rollout of national screening for bowel cancer.
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The race for Auckland's ethnic communities
More than 65% of new migrant, ethnic New Zealanders live in Auckland and the race for votes on, but how much thought have mayoral candidates given to the needs of their ethnic communities? Lynda… Audio, Gallery
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The race for Auckland's ethnic communities
More than 65% of new migrant, ethnic New Zealanders live in Auckland and the race for votes on, but how much thought have mayoral candidates given to the needs of their ethnic communities? Lynda…
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The Mixtape: Tourettes aka Dominic Hoey
Dominic Hoey joins RNZ Music's Kirsten Johnstone to talk through a wordy selection of songs that have shaped his own work.
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Fashion victims: the true cost of H&M clothing
Major clothing retailer H&M, which is about to open its first store in New Zealand, faces accusations of child labour and factory conditions that are unsafe for workers.
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Cities of Tomorrow: greener spaces
Our wellbeing is said to be influenced by our natural environment - so what is the cost of losing it? Recorded in Wellington, the second panel in the Cities of Tomorrow series discusses how a… Audio
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Gender inequality in New Zealand theatre
A hui this week held on Suffrage Day brought together around a hundred people to kick around some ideas. Lynn Freeman talks to two of the speakers, Kate JasonSmith and Hannah Banks. Audio
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Vivien Maidaborn
UNICEF's Vivien Maidaborn reports on the UN Convention for the Rights of The Child. Audio
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The Mixtape: Tourettes
Poet, rapper, writer and youth mentor Dominic Hoey picks some verbose and subversive music for the RNZ Music Mixtape. Video, Audio
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Kelly Chibale: African health innovation, and malaria
Kim Hill talks to Dr Kelly Chibale, Founder and Director of H3D, Africa's first integrated drug discovery and development centre, based at the University of Cape Town. He and his team have potentially… Audio
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NZ's Pacific youth continue to struggle
Poor housing and income inequality could undo a decade's worth of improvements to the livelihood of New Zealand's Pacific youth, accordng to a new report.
