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Shihad about to release their 10th studio album
On August 24th Shihad will be releasing their 10th studio album, Old Gods. Band members, Jon Toogood and Karl Kippenberger join Jesse in the studio. Audio
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New book helps young Kiwis understand the 1981 Springbok Tour
This year marks the 40th anniversary of the controversial Springbok rugby tour that divided the country, and a new book is helping young New Zealanders to understand the issues that made it so… Audio
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Some CEOs earning lower paid employees' annual wage in days - study
Some of New Zealand's most highly paid chief executives earn in a matter of days, as much as their lowest paid employees make in a year.
A new report reveals the pay differences between the… Audio
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Disabled people in relationships paying for the price of love
People with disabilities in relationships are paying for the price of love - losing their allowances because they're coupled up.
MSD assumes people in relationships share their finances, but for… Audio
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Repression not the answer to Fiji’s political dilemma
Arresting leaders of Fiji's political opposition will only exacerbate tension and reveal structural and normative weaknesses of the ruling political class.
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Lazy Sneakers in high demand as organiser plans to expand second-hand shoe distribution
Wellington teenager Maia Mariner has won an award for a project collecting and distributing sports sneakers to children, student athletes, families and social services all over New Zealand. Audio
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Teen wins award for work distributing sneakers
Rangatahi from across the country gathered in Wellington over the weekend to "reimagine what's possible".
The Festival for the Future saw young people come together to discuss new ways to improve the… Audio
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Oranga Tamariki apologises for keeping child in hospital 9 weeks
Oranga Tamariki has apologised for keeping a child in hospital care for nine weeks because they could not find a suitable placement.
In documents posted online by the cyber-attackers who targeted the… Audio
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Tertiary Education Union come out against academics letter
The Univeristy of Auckland, Royal Society and now the Tertiary Education Union have come out against a contentious letter to the editor by seven Univeristy of Auckland professors denying Mātauranga… Audio
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Skimping on comfort for the sake of looks
Too short, too skimpy, badly designed, or just uncomfortable - women have for too long been on the receiving end of uniform rules where one size doesn't fit all. Audio
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Skimping on comfort for the sake of looks
Too short, too skimpy, badly designed, or just uncomfortable - women have for too long been on the receiving end of uniform rules where one size doesn't fit all.
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Hidden homeless on rise in Christchurch as rents surge
The number of people living in cars and garages is on the rise in Christchurch - as many struggle to keep up with spiralling rents.
It's happening as temperatures plummet below zero, leading to… Video, Audio
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Royal Commission into Abuse in Care: Samoan culture's abuse struggles shared
How Samoan culture struggles with the shame of abuse has been outlined to the inquiry into abuse in care.
The Royal Commission is this week focusing on how abuse has damaged Pacific people living in… Audio
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Capitol police officers give graphic testimony on riots
Four police officers who faced attacks and racial slurs as they defended the US Capitol Building in the January riot there have given graphic testimony before the House of Representatives.
It was the… Audio
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Staff at Office for Maori Crown Relations leaving at high rates
Staff at Te Arawhiti, the Office for Māori Crown Relations, are leaving the agency at high rates, with multiple former Māori staff accusing it of racism.
In 2020 almost on in three people who joined… Audio
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Former staff accuse Te Arawhiti of racism
Staff at the Te Arawhiti, the Office for Māori Crown Relations, are leaving the agency at high rates, with multiple former Māori staff accusing it of racism.
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$5m grant puts 'Māori voice front and centre' of health reforms - researcher
An iwi-owned research institute has received $5m in health research funding for a programme to drive better health outcomes for Māori.
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Tackling systemic racism in schools 'confronting'
Principals and teachers say training teachers to tackle racism and value Māori culture is essential for improving the school system.
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Smelly issue: Two different rubbish systems divide Auckland
It has been more than 10 years since Auckland became a super city. But there is one smelly issue that still divides the city - rubbish collection.
Residents in several pockets of the city have to buy… Video, Audio
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MIQ exemption for Wallabies disappointing for businesses - exporter
A free pass for the Wallabies - the team has been granted an economic exemption to come to New Zealand for the Bledisloe Cup.
But they need to be here by Friday to avoid MIQ. The trans-Tasman bubble… Video, Audio
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Incomes of seniors worst affected by low interest rates, study finds
The incomes of older people without a mortgage have taken the biggest hit from low interest rates.
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Government announces health research funding grants
Health equity, vaccine hesitancy, and the difficulties of battling both cancer and diabetes are among projects benefiting from the latest round of government health research funding.
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'I'm calling it: Our education system is racist'
A range of initiatives are being brought in to address inequities in the education system. As part of a series this week, RNZ is looking at efforts to make schools and teachers more bicultural, and…
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Racism still a problem in New Zealand schools - students
Students and principals are backing moves to tackle racism in schools.
They say unconscious bias is behind deep and long-standing inequities in the education system that leave Māori and Pacific… Audio
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Consumer data right overdue, but privacy crucial, advocates warn
Consumer advocates say individuals and companies need greater access to data that is held about them, but warn privacy issues need to be considered carefully.
