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Bishop questioned over recommending priest facing abuse allegations
The former Catholic Bishop of Auckland has come under intense questioning at the abuse in care inquiry over recommending a priest, who had three allegations of abuse made against him, for a teaching…
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Season 2 Ep 2: Māori: The First 500 Years
The first 500 years of Māori settlement in Aotearoa saw significant, dynamic changes to how people lived; changes that challenge the idea of Māori culture as something carved in stone. Video, Audio
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Spiralling costs driving whānau to breaking point, KidsCan founder says
The founder of a charity dedicated to helping Kiwi children affected by poverty says there is record demand for its food in schools as the cost-of-living crisis bites. Audio
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Ex-media minister’s hasty move to lobbying
Kris Faafoi masterminded the public media merger that’s now in train, before quitting politics to spend more time with his family last June. Now he wants to spend more time with government again… Audio
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Ex-media minister’s hasty move to lobbying
Kris Faafoi masterminded the public media merger that’s now in train, before quitting politics to spend more time with his family last June. Now he wants to spend more time with government again…
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Economic abuse, systemic discrimination, lived experiences of Pasifika in workplaces
Economic abuse, systemic discrimination, unconscious bias, and utter disrespect are just some of the lived experiences Pasifika community members have faced in the workplace in Aotearoa. Audio
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Families in poverty as costs rise
An east coast community provider's painted a picture of poverty as families continue to grapple with the rising cost of living.
Food prices aren't showing any sign of dropping, as the country heads… Audio
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Mosque attacks inquiry: Victims' families call for removal of lawyer due to conflict of interest
Some families of victims of the 2019 mosque attacks believe a lawyer helping a coronial inquiry is too close with police and must be replaced.
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'They're targeting poor communities': Advocates hit out at Hipkins' police stance
Māori justice advocates are warning that any move to loosen laws around police photography will undo years of work to build trust with Māori.
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Down the rabbit hole: how online conspiracy theories take hold
Audio 13 Oct 2022In his new book Fake Believe, writer and filmmaker Dylan Reeve takes a deep dive into how alternative beliefs are shared and adopted here in New Zealand. Video, Audio
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'He's done a lot of good for the locals' - Northland neighbours of sanctioned Russian oligarch
Neighbours of Alexander Abramov's luxury lodge are concerned sanctions imposed on the Russian oligarch will be the demise of his business.
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Musician raped women while they slept, Crown tells court
A woman has described the moment she was woken and subjected to a violent rape by a musician who is on trial at the Wellington District Court.
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Musician pleads not guilty to sexual offence charges
A court has been told a Wellington musician on trial for sexual assault offences raped a number of women who were asleep or drunk, but he denies all charges.
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Dreamworld PTSD survivor now saving others, one bird at a time
Ex-Dreamworld employee Michael Clancy suffered depression and PTSD after witnessing the horror accident that killed four people. Now, he helps others suffering similarly.
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Mixed reaction to new Auckland mayor: 'There was a very strong negative vote'
The city has spoken - or 30 percent of it has - and Wayne Brown has been voted the next mayor of Auckland - but he won't be speaking to media today and is spending the day with family.
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The return of Two Raw Sisters
Audio 9 Oct 2022Rosa and Margo Flanagan (Two Raw Sisters) are passionate about the power of nutrition. The Christchurch cooking duo tell Anna Thomas how their individual health journeys have influenced their fresh… Audio
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'They effed up': Poverty report stokes demands for stronger action
The government is hailing the latest child poverty report as evidence its approach is working, but critics on the front line say it's a reminder of how much more needs doing.
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Ellis decision: Parents 'shocked and saddened', supporters praise 'first sensible verdict'
The parents of some of the children who accused Ellis of sexual abuse say they are shocked and saddened by the outcome, but Ellis' family is welcoming his exoneration.
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Top boxer Mea Motu fights her way back from 'darkness' to surge into spotlight
She's conquered New Zealand boxing - and now Mea Motu is ready to take on the world.
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Catholic Church in Guam begins processing abuse victims' compensation claims
Guam court approves the final revision to the compromise agreement that would bring closure to the clergy abuse victims' civil action against the Catholic Church
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Tauranga council formally returns land to mana whenua
Tauranga City Council has formalised an agreement to return a parcel of land in the city centre to mana whenua to right a historic grievance.
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Stand Strong, Walk Tall
Audio 4 Oct 2022Stand Strong, Walk Tall (SSWT) is a pilot programme providing specialist therapeutic services for adults in Aotearoa New Zealand who experience sexual attraction to children/young people aged under… Audio
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'They've given us some levers': Charity backs moves to fix damp homes
The Healthy Home Standards are a vital tool for charities helping people living in cold, damp homes, an advocate says. Audio
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Demand forcing Safer Mid Canterbury to seek more office space
Community service provider Safer Mid Canterbury is eyeing bigger office space as it expands its services and demand continues to grow.
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Providers say families still living in cold, damp homes
The government's Healthy Homes Initiative is being credited with improving vulnerable people's health, but those providing support says many whānau are still suffering in cold, damp houses.
The… Audio
