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Manu Korihi News for 18 October 2011
Audio 18 Oct 2011The Council of Christian Social Services is encouraging Maori to make income inequality a general election issue; A Bay of Plenty hapu whose marae is threatened by flooding from the Waikato river, has… Audio
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Manu Korihi News for 18 October 2011
Audio 18 Oct 2011A Bay of Plenty hapu has decided not to move its marae, which has been sinking for the past 19 years due to underground steam extraction by a nearby power station; The Council of Christian Social… Audio
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Anarchist premises searched after violence in Rome
Anarchist premises searched after violence in Rome
Hundreds of police officers in Italy have searched premises used by suspected anarchist groups after violent riots in Rome marred a demonstration against corporate greed and income inequality.
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Hundreds in NZ join anti-Wall St protests
Hundreds in NZ join anti-Wall St protests
Hundreds of people protested in New Zealand's main centres on Saturday as the Occupy Wall Street movement spreads around the world.
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Tripartite report calls for overhaul of New Caledonia economy
Tripartite report calls for overhaul of New Caledonia economy
A report has been presented in New Caledonia aimed to help retool the economy after mass protests against the high cost of living earlier this year. The recommendations have been...
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Obama criticises banks' behaviour
Obama criticises banks' behaviour
President Obama has criticised banks over rising fees and efforts to block financial reform and has warned of the potential impact of the euro zone crisis on the United States.
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Surge in cases of flesh-eating disease, study shows
Surge in cases of flesh-eating disease, study shows
Calls are being made for the Government to respond to rising rates of serious infectious diseases, with the number of cases of a flesh-eating disease increasing seven-fold in 15 years. Audio
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Mark Fredericks
Audio 4 Sep 2011Film-maker comments on the failure of South Africa and its sporting bosses to deal with inequalities in the republic. Audio
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Higher tax bills urged for wealthy
Higher tax bills urged for wealthy
The world's richest people are calling for higher tax bills. Newspapers in France and the US have published editorials by wealthy businessmen saying they cannot stand by and watch while economies…
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CTU to fight for collective bargaining
CTU to fight for collective bargaining
The biennial conference of the Council of Trade Unions has opened with a call to fight for workers' rights and against wage inequality.
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Leaders go head-to-head over income inequality
Leaders go head-to-head over income inequality
The Prime Minister and Labour Party leader went head-to-head in Parliament on Wednesday over whose government was responsible for the disparity in people's incomes.
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Political leaders go head to head over inequality
Audio 3 Aug 2011The Prime Minister and the Labour Party leader went head to head in Parliament today over who is responsible for the growing gap between the rich and poor. Audio
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The Panel with Julia Hartley Moore and John Bishop (Part 1)
Audio 3 Aug 2011Topic - The Prime Minister, John Key, is under fire for his use of a new report to illustrate that income inequality isn't widening in New Zealand. Citing the study, published yesterday as… Audio
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Question Time for 2 August 2011
Audio 2 Aug 2011Questions to Ministers 1. Hon PHIL GOFF to the Prime Minister: Does he stand by his statement that "I think we all have to accept that there is a degree of inequality in New Zealand"; if so, has he… Audio
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Manu Korihi News for 27 July 2011
Audio 27 Jul 2011The Maori Party says although boot camps address recidivism among young offenders in other countries, they're not effective here; Te Arawa farmers and landowners now have their own in-house scientist… Audio
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Northland doctor to study First Nations health
Northland doctor to study First Nations health
A Northland medic who helped to curb rheumatic fever in the region is off to Canada for a year to study health inequalities.
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Manu Korihi News for 27 July 2011
Audio 27 Jul 2011The Maori Party says boot camps may stop young people reoffending in other countries but they're not effective here; Te Arawa's Federation of Maori Authorities has taken a big step towards developing… Audio
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'More efforts needed' to lessen health inequity
'More efforts needed' to lessen health inequity
A British medical researcher says much more must be done to lessen health inequities in New Zealand. Audio
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The gender pay gap
Audio 12 Jul 2011The EEO Commission has drafted a new Pay Equality Bill because it says the gender pay gap has been an 'enduring inequality for women and is a fundamental breach of human rights'. Audio
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Employment boss sacked over comments about women
Employment boss sacked over comments about women
The board of the Employers and Manufacturers Association (Northern) has sacked chief executive Alasdair Thompson over his controversial comments about women's productivity. Audio
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Question time for 6 July 2011
Audio 6 Jul 2011Questions to Ministers 1. Hon PHIL GOFF to the Prime Minister: Will he prevent shares sold in New Zealand-owned and taxpayer-owned assets such as our power companies being on-sold to foreign… Audio
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Budget predicted to keep the poor poor - and sick
Budget predicted to keep the poor poor - and sick
The Child Poverty Action Group says the Budget does nothing to help low-income families but will simply keep them poor and, in many cases, sick for longer.
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French Polynesia signals public service pay cuts
French Polynesia signals public service pay cuts
French Polynesia's president, Oscar Temaru, has told a public service conference that pays may have to be cut. Mr Temaru says more has to be achieved with fewer means as...
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Race relations report finds unacceptable inequality
Race relations report finds unacceptable inequality
The Human Rights Commission's annual Race Relations Report says social and economic inequalities between ethnic groups remain unacceptably high. Audio
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Human Rights report points to unacceptable levels of inequality
Audio 11 Mar 2011The Human Rights Commission says social and economic inequalities between New Zealand's ethnic groups remain unacceptably high. Audio
