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ChatGPT or GP: Can I trust AI for health advice?
Can a highly sophisticated language processing tool stand-in for a trained medical professional? Health journalist Niki Bezzant tests it out.
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Waitangi Tribunal hearing underscores concern over kura kaupapa autonomy
Wednesday is the last day for kura kaupapa Māori to lay out their grievances before the Waitangi Tribunal.
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Kura Kaupapa Māori airs grievances to Waitangi Tribunal
Today, May 10, is the last day for kura kaupapa Māori to lay out their grievances before the Waitangi Tribunal.
The second week of hearings into alleged inequities in the education system has been… Audio
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Migrant sex workers susceptible to exploitation - Prostitutes Collective
An Auckland sex worker says prohibiting migrants from working in the industry is putting them in harm's way.
Only New Zealand citizens and residents over 18 can engage in the sex industry.
But the… Audio
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Police arrest 52 people during Coronation
Police officers said their duty to prevent disruption to the Coronation outweighed the right to protest.
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Te Pāti Māori calls for King to apologise for colonisation harm
Te Pāti Māori has joined international calls for King Charles to apologise for the horrors of colonisation on his coronation day. Co-leaders Debbie Ngarewa-Packer and Rawiri Waititi, as well as party… Audio
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Little protection for councillor complaints - Invercargill Cr
A storm is brewing around Invercargill City Council with multiple reports of a sexist culture coming out in recent days.
One councillor who has come forward is Alex Crackett.
She told Corin Dann… Audio
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Human rights lawyer critical of MSD scheme for abuse in care survivors
A human rights lawyer is appalled at what she says is cynical behaviour from the Ministry of Social Development in offering compensation to victims of state abuse.
While survivors wait for an… Audio
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Price hikes annoying Kiwis the most revealed
Most consumers think it is fair for small businesses to pass on cost increases to customers, but not big ones and multinationals.
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South Auckland leads submissions on council budget
South Auckland has been outdone by other areas of the city in the number of public submissions on Auckland Council's controversial proposed budget. Forty thousand people across the super city have… Audio
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Researchers found sole parents treated with stigma by agencies
Major changes are needed in how single parents on a benefit are treated, researchers say, after new evidence showing they face stigma and discrimination.
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Special edition: Prime Minister's Science Prizes 2022
Meet the winners of the 2022 Prime Minister's Science Prizes! We go behind the scenes with the Emerging Scientist, Science Teacher and Future Scientist winners to learn about cutting-edge research… Audio
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Special edition: Prime Minister's Science Prizes 2022
Meet the winners of the 2022 Prime Minister's Science Prizes! We go behind the scenes with the Emerging Scientist, Science Teacher and Future Scientist winners to learn about cutting-edge research…
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Stay and risk the whare, or go and lose the whenua that's left
Māori suffered generational loss of great swathes of their land to confiscation. Now they face advancing waters from climate change, with few easy answers.
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'People are struggling': As poverty rises in UK, cost of King's coronation hard to swallow
Inside the Palace, King Charles' staff are polishing the silver but beyond the gates, Britons are queueing for charities that can't meet the demand.
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Waitangi Tribunal hears urgent kura kaupapa Māori claim
Te Rūnanga Nui is seeking intervention to ensure kura kaupapa Māori can continue to express their tino rangatiratanga.
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Smaller Covid waves, but still 'major uncertainties' - Baker
New Zealand is in the grip of a fourth wave of Covid-19 but it is predicted to be smaller than previous mass outbreaks.
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Migrants to NZ face devastatingly long waits for residency
Migrants have spoken of the devastating effects of long waits for national security checks before they can become residents.
One woman miscarried the day she found out another check had been ordered… Audio
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Week in Politics: Australian citizenship, Green tensions and tax debates
Analysis: Australia's citizenship deal, the Green Party's Kerekere row drags on and evidence the wealthiest pay tax at a lower rate than the rest of us renews the capital gains tax debate.
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'Substantial unmet need': Health professionals call for national transgender healthcare hub
A national hub for transgender healthcare is needed to help address the inequities faced by the community, a transgender healthcare advocacy group says.
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Queenstown councillor wants government to do more to solve city's housing problems
Niki Gladding is concerned the local council is being lumped with fixing a problem central government should be tackling.
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CTU 'staggered' by tax figures
The New Zealand Council of Trade Unions is staggered by figures that show the country's richest families pay about half as much tax on their income as an average New Zealander.
The IRD investigation… Audio
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Tax specialists warn over intricacies of capital gains tax
Following an IRD report on tax paid by the wealthy, experts say a capital gains tax may address imbalances in the system but would not be easy to design and implement.
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Crown intent on absorbing kura kaupapa into mainstream system, Waitangi Tribunal told
A Waitangi Tribunal inquiry into inequities alleged by kaupapa Māori schools has opened in Tāmaki Makaurau.
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Labour faces dilemma after tax report reveals 'deep unfairness'
"It would obviously lead you down the path to say a capital gains tax," inequality researcher Max Rashbrooke says. Audio
