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Homelessness for older people flagged
Older people becoming homeless for the first time later in life is an emerging problem, says a new report.
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African Youth Speak Out
A report on encounters between African youth and police in Auckland sought to highlight bias in the justice system. But negative backlash from the public in social media after its release has shocked… Video, Audio, Gallery
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African Youth Speak Out
A report on encounters between African youth and police in Auckland sought to highlight bias in the justice system. But negative backlash from the public in social media after its release has shocked…
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University promotions under scrutiny
Research released to RNZ News has detailed the huge pay gap between top male and female academics at New Zealand universities. Audio
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You can't touch… or look: the crazy world of hidden art
If you want proof that the super-rich have moved on from the conspicuous consumption of the Medicis and the Borgias of Renaissance Italy, take a look at what they do with their art. Or rather, don't… Audio
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Sit on your art: 2D to 3D furniture
You see some attractive objects hanging on an apartment wall, and assume they're purely ornamental. But what's this? Your host is taking the artwork down, and folding this two dimensional object into… Video, Audio, Gallery
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Message of hope at Te Puea Marae
The government has struck a deal behind closed doors to support Te Puea Marae, which is providing shelter to homeless families in Auckland. Video
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South Aucklanders have double diabetes risk
People living in South Auckland are twice as likely to suffer from diabetes as those who live in more affluent areas of the city, a study has found.
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Child who has lived in van has message for PM
An 11-year-old girl whose family had been living in their van for months has a message for the Prime Minister: "try walking in my shoes, it's not actually that easy". Video
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Clinton declares victory against Sanders
Hillary Clinton has declared herself the Democratic Party nominee for US president, saying she has made history as the first female presidential nominee.
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Pay equity disputes may prove costly
Employers say new guidelines for pay equity disputes could cost hundreds of millions of dollars, with female employees involved in such claims able to negotiate directly with their employers. Audio
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Does Hillary Clinton's clothes choice impact on her appeal
Critics say Hillary's 17,000 dollar jacket is alienating her from voters because she's big on addressing inequality. Audio
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The Panel with Ellen Read and Mark Inglis (Part 1)
Audio 8 Jun 2016What the Panelists Ellen Read and Mark Inglis have been up to. Sky TV and Vodafone are talking about a possible merger, but warn it might not happen. Dr Anna Powles, a senior lecturer at Massey… Audio
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Help is at Hand
Students in the Hawke's Bay are knitting booties for premature babies, making toast, and planting gardens to make life better for people in the community. Audio, Gallery
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US election: Clinton set to cement hold on nomination
Hillary Clinton is hoping to claim victory in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination after six states have finished holding primaries today.
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Equal-pay disputes move away from courts
New guidelines could mean equal-pay disputes are settled directly with employers, rather than in court, and workers' advocates say it's a landmark step. Audio
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Wide range of Nelson families struggling, agencies say
Local agencies in Nelson, from the Nelson Food Bank to the Salvation Army, are reporting increasing cases of hardship among a wider range of families Audio
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Auckland homelessness at all-time high
The City Mission has released its latest count of rough sleepers in Auckland, which suggests that homelessness is at an all-time high. Chris Farrelly joins Checkpoint. Audio
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Families in Nelson struggling to make ends meet
Local agencies in Nelson, from the Nelson Food Bank to the Salvation Army, are reporting increasing cases of hardship among a wider range of families. Audio
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Just 23 percent of Swiss vote for 'basic income'
Switzerland appears to have rejected by a wide margin a proposal to introduce a guaranteed basic income for everyone living in the country.
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Pocket money 'pay gap' for kids
A survey of children's pocket money shows on average boys received 13 percent more than girls in the past year.
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Van Badham: privilege in Australia
Kim Hill talks the Australian theatre-maker, novelist, social commentator, and columnist for Guardian Australia, who has written widely about privilege and politics. Audio
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Dacher Keltner: power and corruption
Kim Hill talks to the founding director of the Greater Good Science Center and professor of psychology at the University of California, Berkeley, whose new book is The Power Paradox: How We Gain and… Audio
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Future of NZ economy looks solid - OECD
NZ should be one of the world's stronger growing economies in the coming year, but needs to deal with growing inequality, says the OECD's latest global outlook.
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Heart of the Tiger – NZ’s First Indian Female Police Officer
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