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Healthcare, inflation concerns rise - survey
Housing is still the biggest worry in New Zealanders' minds but healthcare and inflation are a growing concern, and confidence in the government continues to slip, a new survey shows.
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PM Jacinda Ardern: Tairāwhiti 'only 2500 doses away' from 90% vaccine target
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says Gisborne is "not much" away from the target of 90 percent first doses, two weeks out from the expected start of the traffic light system.
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Covid-19: Fears whānau will struggle for food without assistance from schools
After three months stuck at home, many Auckland school kids will be returning to their classrooms today.
Over lockdown, many schools have been doing what they can to help struggling whānau put food… Audio
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Call for sports to team up against online abuse
Stopping the racist, sexist, homophobic and other online abuse increasingly directed at professional athletes is a challenge facing all sports.
Online safety groups and leading New Zealand sports… Audio
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Overloaded and burnt out - why legal aid lawyers are leaving
Our legal aid system - the one that is on a promise to fund justice for all, no matter their means - is in crisis. Audio
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Overloaded and burnt out - why legal aid lawyers are leaving
Our legal aid system - the one that is on a promise to fund justice for all, no matter their means - is in crisis.
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Stop saying children are 'resilient'
Opinion - We don't protect children by saying they're resilient. We build resilience through policy that supports children by improving systems and providing resources, writes Dr Julie Spray.
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English cricketer describes abuse at Yorkshire club
A former English cricketer who was the victim of racist abuse at Yorkshire county cricket club says officials ignored his complaints. Azeem Rafiq fought back tears as he gave evidence to a committee… Audio
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Pfizer to allow developing nations to make its treatment pill
US drug company Pfizer has penned a deal to allow its experimental Covid-19 treatment pill to be made and sold in 95 developing nations.
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PM to reveal timing of Auckland border restrictions easing
Aucklanders will find out this afternoon when they will be able to leave the city, but the hard boundary will likely be gone by the middle of December.
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Charity Orange Sky cleans up with new van
A charity which provides a free mobile laundry and shower service to the country's homeless has just massively upped its capabilities - it's bought a third van, fully kitted out with everything people… Audio
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$300m funding shortfall affects diabetes treatment, DHB says
The Counties Manukau DHB estimates the Ministry of Health has underfunded it by $300 million over the past decade due to inaccurate data about its population base.
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Covid-19 the focus of National Iwi Chairs Forum final hui for 2021
Chairs, chief executives and technicians of the 73 iwi entities attended the hui, held online due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Māori kai and diet knowledge sought to promote wellness
A wāhine Māori dietician is launching a $350,000 project to gather Māori knowledge and tikanga to help improve the health of for whānau, hapū and iwi.
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Ōpōtiki races to vaccinate community before summer visits
The vaccination rollout and the push towards 90 percent has in many ways highlighted this country's existing disparities.
It's being seen in our biggest cities, but also in some of our more remote… Video, Audio
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More stories emerge of buyers hit by sunset clauses
More stories are emerging of new house buyers losing out to developers using sunset clauses or other devices against them.
This comes as the escalating price of land and cost of building materials… Audio
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Max Rashbrooke's latest book on wealth disparity in Aotearoa
Max introduces his book Too Much Money: How Wealth Disparities Are Unbalancing Aotearoa New Zealand. Audio
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Finance scheme recruiter admits to targeting single mums, Māori, pasifika
A Hamilton woman living in the US is openly admitting that she targets single mothers, Māori and pasifika to join a finance course that international regulators liken to a pyramid scheme.
IM Academy… Audio
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Why you want to return to the office, eventually
Many people remain reluctant about returning to their workplaces because of Covid-19. Professor of Macroeconomics, Robert MacCulloch joins the show to discuss the great resignation and why people will… Audio
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New Zealand’s legal aid crisis is eroding the right to justice
Opinion - Urgent action is required to avoid a growing justice gap that should be unacceptable in modern New Zealand, writes Kris Gledhill.
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Auckland City Mission worries it won't meet Christmas demand
The Auckland City Mission - Te Tāpui Atawhai - is worried about not meeting demand at Christmas, as its team faces the ever-growing demand for support created by Covid restrictions.
The Mission's… Audio
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Covid-19: Rural hospitals feel unsupported by DHBs - research
Rural hospital doctors have detailed the lack of support they received from DHBs during the first Covid-19 outbreak, in new research by the University of Otago.
The study lays bare issues of equity… Audio
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Human rights expert calls for more female leadership on climate
Women are still missing at the top climate table, warns a human rights lawyer from the Pacific.
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Report exposes over-representation of Māori in state care
A survivor of state care who steered groundbreaking research says it has transformed the way the voices of survivors are heard and incorporated into the Royal Commission Inquiry.
The report, by Ihi… Audio
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COP26: Who will pay for climate change devastation?
Analysis - Getting agreement on who will pay for the devastation climate change will bring is a major issue at the COP26 UN climate summit in Glasgow.
