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The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week.

The Fiji Women's Rights Movement has launched a report which exposes the inequities women and girls face in terms of paid work, unpaid household work and leisure time.

Dr Richard Stein wants a new chair to have experience in the health sector to lead reform, but the former chair says his sacking may signal a lack of appetite for change. Audio

National says the former head of Te Whatu Ora should also be removed from his role as Environmental Protection Authority chairperson. Audio

The Detail talks to two of the people who helped bring gang members together to share their stories at the abuse in care inquiry.

In a rare public appearance, Gloriavale's Overseeing Shepherd Howard Temple admitted leaders had made mistakes and promised to report abuse to police, instead of appealing for repentance and…

Leaders of all political parties have focused opening statements in Parliament on the storms and rebuild, with a side-order of climate change.

Disabled people have told MPs the proposed law should set up standards backed with real enforcement, or be scrapped.

Opinion - The buzz around artificial intelligence (AI) technologies like ChatGPT is palpable. People are both optimistic and frightened by the possibilities of these tools, Collin Bjork writes.

In this week's Focus on Politics, RNZ's political editor Jane Patterson parses the co-governance rhetoric of the past few weeks.

The minimum wage is set to increase by $1.50 an hour with the government saying the impact on inflation will be "negligible".

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins has confirmed the TVNZ/RNZ merger will be scrapped and other policies delayed.

Analysis - New Zealand's medical system has been struggling for several decades, Robin Gauld writes.

A UK family will publicly apologise to the people of the Caribbean island of Grenada, where its ancestors had more than 1000 slaves in the 19th Century.

Opinion - Meng Foon says Waitangi Day is many things to many people, including an opportunity to hold difficult but necessary conversations.

Opinion - Generally, people don't object to fairness. The problem is that we don't all agree on what fairness looks like - especially when it comes to tax.

Politicians have been welcomed onto Te Whare Runanga on the treaty grounds at Waitangi today, with leaders of political parties making statements.

The School Away From School by Bill Morris: incredible stories of change from the New Zealand Correspondence School in its 100th year.