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Focus on Māori and Pacific people for diabetes drugs has improved access - research
The controversial 2021 decision appears to have paid off.
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Race organiser explains reasoning for prize offer after allegations of sexism
A $10,000 prize offered for a record finish in an ultra marathon was not sexist, an organiser says, despite online criticism that led to the prize being altered. Audio
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South Island Ultra race grand prize sparks sexism debate
A grand prize for a record breaking finish in a South Island ultra marathon has sparked an even bigger international debate about sexism.
Organisers of the South Island Ultra race offered a $10,000… Video, Audio
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Financial feminist encouraging women to create their own wealth
'Financial feminist' Tori Dunlap has coached millions of women on how to negotiate better salaries, pay off debt and save money through her popular TikTok videos and podcast. She's now written her… Audio
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Frustrated Greens take aim at 'visionless government'
The Greens have laid down a challenge to potential coalition partners: come to the table with faster and stronger climate action if you want our support. Audio
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Online petition launched for government to provide free dental care for all
A group called Dental for All is calling for the government to make dental care free for all adults.
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'It's not enough' - Greens lay down climate change challenge
The Greens have told other parties to come to the table with faster, bolder climate action if they want their support at the election.
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Filipino tradies who worked on Auckland's CRL owed thousands, union says
First Union says their former employer, Rehua Reo Contracting, effectively forced them to quit by stopping wages late last year.
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Filipino construction workers say they're owed thousands
A group of Filipino construction workers say they're owed thousands of dollars in wages including for time some of them have spent on Auckland's City Rail Link project.
First Union, which represents… Audio
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Rains, trains and financial ordeals: Auckland 'sailing towards iceberg'
Councillors talk of fears of service cuts, increased inequalities and the tough journey ahead for those leading a city facing huge budget deficits.
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Violence against women in Fiji remains largely under-reported
Violence against women in Fiji remains largely under-reported. Audio
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Climate policy purge leads to clashes between Greens, Te Pāti Māori
Te Pāti Māori says the Greens' climate minister James Shaw should resign. Shaw says Labour breached long-standing practice over the co-operation agreement.
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Scrapped climate policies would make 'very small' contribution to reducing emissions – Hipkins
The prime minister has denied axed environmental schemes have been a waste of money which should never have been started. Audio
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Banks make new record profits amid strong inflation, rising interest rates
Collective profits for the sector were $7.18 billion for the year ended December, as pressure grows for an inquiry into the level of profits banks are making.
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No sense of being wanted in town, worker says
A Queenstown renter says he and his flatmates were given notice after raising concerns about a spare room being let on Airbnb.
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'The only reason is because we're in a wheelchair - disgusting'
Wheelchair users say they are being charged up to four times as much for events, and having to pay extra for a carers ticket at some venues.
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Wheelchair users claim discrimination in concert, sport ticket sales
Wheelchair users are being charged up to four times as much for tickets to sporting events and concerts.
Many in the community feel they're being discriminated against.
Jonty Dine reports.
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Our childcare is among the most expensive anywhere, but tax rebates not the answer
Australia and Canada are abandoning rebate policies for failing to address childcare affordability issues. It might be a good idea for New Zealand to learn from their experiences, writes Aisling…
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Peter Meihana: exploding the myth of Māori privilege
The misconception that Māori have more privilege than Pākehā is kept alive today for the same reasons it evolved back in the 19th century – to maintain a cultural power imbalance, says historian Dr… Audio
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How to support companies that support women
Analysis - Investment rating companies are measuring the environmental, social and governance impact of businesses. This International Women's Day, we should be pushing them to do the same for gender…
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Taliban's persecution of women could be 'crime against humanity' - UN report
The Taliban's policy is to repudiate the human rights of women and girls and to erase them from public life, the UN special rapporteur says.
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'Even elders in our families haven't seen before': Vanuatu double cyclones unprecedented
After two destructive cyclones in two days left parts of Vanuatu in ruins, the authorities are yet to determine the full-scale of damages. Audio
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New book examines 'crisis of democratic capitalism'
It's never been an easy marriage, the union between democracy and capitalism. But neither can survive without the other and they are in jeopardy says preeminent financial journalist, Martin Wolf. Audio
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Four reasons why we still need International Women's Day
Audio 6 Mar 2023Niki Bezzant looks at what we can all do to improve women's equity at work, at the doctor's, in the bedroom and in the boardroom.
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The Week in Detail: Strippers, truancy, and the Breakers
The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week. Audio
