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CEO's controversial remarks trigger investment bans
A storm is brewing in investment circles with blacklistings over comments made by DGL chief executive Simon Henry about My Food Bag's Nadia Lim. Audio
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$86m Budget boost to help people get a driver's licence
The government is increasing support for people who struggle to access driver's licence testing and training.
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Charities inundated with people struggling to pay power bills
Just over a month since the government scrapped low-use power plans, charities say they're being inundated with people struggling to power their electricity bills.
The change means 60 percent of… Audio
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Being in debt to the government
More than half a million low income New Zealanders collectively owe the government $3.5 billion. Why do they owe so much? What's it for? And can they pay it back? Audio
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Being in debt to the government
More than half a million low income New Zealanders collectively owe the government $3.5 billion. Why do they owe so much? What's it for? And can they pay it back?
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House Price Index drops for first time since August 2020 lockdown
The downturn in the housing market is spreading beyond the major centres, as affordability and rising interest rates drive more buyers out of the market.
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The Panel with Julia Hartley Moore and Allan Blackman (Part 1)
Panellists Julia Hartley Moore and Allan Blackman discuss the gender pay gap, teenagers not eating breakfasts, and how often do you wash your bedsheets? Audio
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Colombia's leftist presidential candidate cancels tour over assassination fears
Leftist front-runner in Colombia's presidential election Gustavo Petro cancelled events in the country's coffee region today because of what his office called a plot by a crime gang to attempt to take…
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Asthma Foundation hopes Māori Health Authority shrinks inequity
The Asthma Foundation hopes the establishment of a new Māori Health Authority will shrink the disproportionate impact the disease has on Māori, Pasifika peoples and those living in poverty.
Māori… Audio
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New digital platform aims to help NZ women grow their wealth
Why is it that in the year 2022 women have 20 per cent less retirement savings than men? That's the question that prompted the creation of a new digital platform designed to help New Zealand women… Audio
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16% of Māori and Pacific children diagnosed with asthma last year
Researchers say a decrease in the prevalence of asthma in children is leaving a clear inequity.
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New Zealand "lagging behind" in pay gap transparency measures
Today is International Workers' Day, also known as May Day. Auckland student Nina Santos is the Delivery Manager for MindTheGap, which hosts New Zealand's first Pay Registry. She joins the show to… Audio
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Auckland pre-election report shines light on city's issues
Climate change, inequality and finances have been named the biggest challenges for the next Auckland Council by a pre-election report. Audio
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Auckland pre-election report shines light on city's issues
Climate change, inequality and finances have been named the biggest challenges for the next Auckland Council by a pre-election report.
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Mother's moko kauae gets racist reaction
A Havelock North mother who was told she should leave a local playground because her moko kauae was scaring children wants to meet again with the women who insulted her.
Jay Scott was with her own… Audio
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Luxon challenges govt to lay out case for co-governance to avoid 'division'
The leader of the National Party says New Zealanders don't have a good idea of what Māori co-governance means. Audio
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Havelock North mother told to leave park due to moko kauae
A Havelock North mother who was told she should leave a local playground because her moko kauae was scaring children wants to meet again with the women who insulted her.
Jay Scott was with her own… Audio
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Women who insulted moko kauae told to apologise
A Havelock North mother who was told her moko kauae scared children in a playground, wants to meet with the women who insulted her.
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Meth use rises significantly during August lockdown, remains elevated
Methamphetamine use more than doubled between July and September 2021, and has stayed well above the historical average through to January this year, wastewater figures show.
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New study may overturn blood donation rules for gay men
Health researchers are hoping an ambitious new study will overturn what they say are unfair blood donation rules for gay and bisexual men.
Over the next eight weeks, the University of Auckland-led… Audio
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Robertson on co-governance: 'We're interested in things that work'
The government is adapting core democratic principles to ensure better outcomes for Māori, the deputy prime minister says. Audio
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Wayne Smith: 'Capable' female coaches need opportunities
The man leading the Black Ferns to this year's Rugby World Cup is hopeful it won't be long before women are in prominent head coaching roles. Audio
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'The vision was to give voice to our ancestors': Māori battle story brought to life
An iwi has re-created the trenches and a fortified pā to help tell the true story of the Battle of Rangiriri in November, 1863.
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Government begins drafting indigenous rights plan
Indigenous rights, co-governance and He Puapua: the government has started work on a plan and intends to consult widely on it soon.
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Progress on gender equality being shoved back by pandemic
Analysis - Women make up about 90 percent of those who lost jobs during the pandemic, while many shouldered heavy economic, emotional or care-giving burdens.
