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13: Decades of Change
The 60s, 70s and 80s were rowdy decades. Kiwis were getting out in the streets and raising their voices about the rights of Māori, women and LGBT people, nuclear energy, the environment. Plus the most… Audio
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Luxon backs extension of 'no jab, no pay' policy in principle
The National Party's candidate for Botany, Christopher Luxon, has made his position clear on three major issues going through Parliament, as well as the "no jab, no pay" policy. Audio
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Luxon wins Botany spot
Christopher Luxon has been selected as the National Party's candidate for the Botany electorate.
Mr Luxon put forward his name forward less than a month ago, after six years as chief executive of Air… Audio
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Ex-Air New Zealand boss wins National's Botany candidacy
Christopher Luxon has been selected as the National Party's candidate for the Botany electorate.
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Climate change: Thousands invited to join citizens' assembly
Letters are being sent to 30,000 households across the UK inviting people to join a citizens' assembly on climate change.
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The Week In Review for week ending Fri Nov 1 2019
Audio 1 Nov 2019A review of the week's news including... Guards remain at Southland property after an 8 year old boy is killed, counsellors unpaid as Mike King's Gumboot Fund runs out of cash, Mike King discusses… Audio
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Abortion reform: Proposed rules for objectors disgraceful - English
Former Prime Minister Sir Bill English says proposed rules around doctors who conscientiously object to abortions are "abhorrent", "disgraceful" and "unfair".
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Abortion: New rules 'unfair' on objecting doctors - Sir Bill English
Former Prime Minister Sir Bill English has slammed proposed rules around doctors who conscientiously object to abortions saying they're "abhorrent", "disgraceful" and "unfair".
He and his wife Dr… Video, Audio
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Life & death in Nepal: Rojita Adhikari
Audio 25 Oct 2019Nepali freelance journalist Rojita Adhikari brings issues of life and death in her country to a global audience. She writes about the thousands of Nepalese women go to the Middle East to earn money… Audio, Gallery
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Deciding on abortion law
MPs are working on legislation to reform abortion law and their decisions are often shaped by those who turn up to talk to them at select committee. Audio
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Deciding on abortion law
MPs are working on legislation to reform abortion law and their decisions are often shaped by those who turn up to talk to them at select committee.
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Calls for minimum standard of care for all bereaved parents
Those who work with bereaved parents say more needs to be done to help them and are calling for a national bereavement strategy.
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Unmarried? Don't got to Indonesia
Audio 20 Sep 2019If proposed laws are approved in Indonesia the popular tourist spot may become a risky place to holiday - especially if you're unmarried. Audio
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The Panel with Heather Roy and Thomas Pryor (Part 2)
Audio 20 Sep 2019Have you ever been attacked by a bird? Tell us about it. A piece on Stuff today by Verity Johnson caught our attention. She asks why people hate young activist Greta Thunberg. And her answer is simple… Audio
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'We were under immense pressure to have genetic counselling'
As submissions close on the government's Abortion Legislation Bill, some parents of children with disabilities say they're concerned the bill will lead to more abortions on the grounds of disability. Audio
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Parents fear more disability terminations: 'We were under immense pressure to have genetic counselling'
As submissions close on the government's Abortion Legislation Bill, some parents of children with disabilities say they're concerned the bill will lead to more abortions on the grounds of disability.
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Divide on late-term abortions at Select Committee
Abortions later in pregnancy was a major point of contention at the Parliamentary Abortion Legislation Select Committee.
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Divide on late-term abortions at Select Committee
Activists on both sides of the abortion debate have laid out their arguments to the special select committee looking at the law changes which makes it easier to get an abortion and removes it from the… Audio
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Law Commission lays out abortion law reform options
Law Commissioner Belinda Clark reported back to the Abortion Legislation Committee with three possible options.
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MPI reports small spike in M bovis detections
After four weeks of no new detections, nine more farms been confirmed as having Mycoplasma bovis.
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TV Critic: comedies that deal with tough issues
Caitlin Cherry talks about the new seasons of some comedies that deal honestly with real life issues like depression, abortion and infidelity, as well as a new comedy from the BBC. Working Moms season… Audio
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More public funds for anti-abortion groups not ruled out
The minister responsible for a Crown grants scheme has gone to ground after RNZ revealed more than $335,000 has been allocated so far to two anti-abortion counselling charities.
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Anti-abortion charities received $300k taxpayer money
Internal Affairs has approved hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of community grants to anti-abortion pregnancy counselling organisations over the past 15 years. Susan Strongman reports.
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Anti-abortion counselling services received $330k taxpayer money
Anti-abortion counselling organisations have received more than $330,000 of taxpayer money in the past 15 years. This is despite the rules for Community Organisation Grants Scheme specifying that… Audio
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Anti-abortion counselling services received $330k taxpayer money
Audio 4 Sep 2019Anti-abortion counselling organisations have received more than $330,000 of taxpayer money in the past 15 years. The government grants are for organisations that benefit communities but they are not… Audio
