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Māori and ethnic minority students perceived as white experience less discrimination - research
Racism towards indigenous people or those from ethnic minorities is experienced at higher rates by people of colour than those perceived as white, new research shows. Audio
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Week in Politics: Another poll points to a 'drag race' election
Analysis - Another opinion poll points to a close election, as National launches a tax attack on the government but has to answer questions about its own policy, writes Peter Wilson.
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Study exposes severity, extent of racism felt by High Schoolers
High schoolers who don't look white are experiencing racism at higher rates than others according to new research, and it's coming from teachers, police, healthcare providers, and their classmates… Audio
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Global currencies continue to plummet against USD
The British pound tumbled again overnight despite intervention by the Bank of England to restore "orderly market conditions".
The central bank intervention came after a rare rebuke from the… Audio
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U.S. Sports program addresses inequities in the Pacific
U.S. Sports program addresses inequities in the Pacific. Audio
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Question Time for 28 September 2022
Audio 28 Sep 2022Questions to Ministers HELEN WHITE to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on the New Zealand economy? CHRISTOPHER LUXON to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all of her… Audio
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Golriz Ghahraman on Iran protests
Protests continue across Iran after the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, who died in detention after being arrested by police enforcing the Islamic Republic's strict restrictions on women's dress.
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'Not all schools are welcoming of disabled learners' - ERO
The Education Review Office is planning a crackdown on schools that fail disabled children, saying some are breaking the law by actively discouraging children with disabilities.
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National protests in Iran after 22-year-old's death
Iran is in the throes of national protests after the death of a 22-year-old Kurdish woman in police custody.
Mahsa Amini was detained by the Iranian morality police for refusing to adhere to hijab… Audio
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CTU calls for four-day work week, better employment conditions
The Council of Trade Unions is suggesting a Ministry of Green Works and a comprehensive pilot of a four-day working week as parts of a strategy to develop the economy.
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Unions are calling for a fresh economic strategy
Unions are calling for a fresh economic strategy, saying the neoliberal free-market approach has increased homelessness, inequality, and economic insecurity.
The CTU's economist Craig Renney spoke to… Audio
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Property investors respond to intrusive requests
Some property investors are cautiously optimistic the sector's on the right track after a Consumer New Zealand investigation found some rental managers are collecting unnecessary, and in some cases… Audio
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Renters United on details asked of prospective tenants
Young flat hunters are being asked to hand over intrusive and unnecessary private details in order to secure a place to live.
A Consumer New Zealand investigation has found that some property… Audio
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Property agencies breaking privacy laws with questions for renters
Some property agencies are breaking privacy laws by asking potential renters for intrusive and unnecessary personal information.
A Consumer New Zealand investigation has found that young people… Audio
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The push for open justice
Journalists are shining a light on our legal system, revealing some important cases and systemic problems. They're doing so in the face of impediments inside the courts and uncertainty about where the… Audio
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The push for open justice
Journalists are shining a light on our legal system, revealing some important cases and systemic problems. They're doing so in the face of impediments inside the courts and uncertainty about where the…
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Carlos Dada: freedom of the press under El Salvador authoritarianism
El Salvador journalist Carlos Dada received the IPI World Press Freedom Hero award this month in the face of continued persecution of the media in central America. Audio
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Dr Lachlan McIver: making life and death decisions
Dr Lachlan McIver is an Australian doctor who's worked in some of the world's wildest and most remote places. He specialised as a rural generalist and his work in humanitarian medicine has taken him… Audio
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'We cannot go on like this' - UN chief warns of global dysfunction
UN Secretary General António Guterres has set a grave tone for this year's general assembly, warning of a "winter of global discontent" in a world beset by perils.
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Fa'a Samoa valued to help the disabled
A report on people with disabilities in Samoa has praised the Fa'a Samoa and its contribution to community acceptance, but also expressed concern.
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Behind the story: Luck, loss and Lotto
The Detail talks to RNZ's Guyon Espiner about his investigative series on Lotto - have we bought into a dream that's turning into a nightmare? Audio
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Behind the story: Luck, loss and Lotto
The Detail talks to RNZ's Guyon Espiner about his investigative series on Lotto - have we bought into a dream that's turning into a nightmare?
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Ukraine to dominate as world leaders gather at United Nations
Russia's invasion of Ukraine and a global food crisis aggravated by the war will be the focus of world leaders when they convene at the United Nations in New York this week.
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The Week in Detail: Pakistan, prime ministers and pepeha
The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week. Audio
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The Week in Detail: Pakistan, prime ministers and pepeha
The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week.
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