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Teachers hope curriculum will close 'woeful' gaps
Teachers hope curriculum will close 'woeful' gaps
Teachers backing the Aotearoa New Zealand Histories Curriculum say it will help close sometimes woeful gaps in young people's knowledge of this country's past.
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Asafo: A critique of the Samoan Court of Appeal's decision - an unfortunate case of judicial overreach
Asafo: Samoan court's unfortunate case of judicial overreach
Opinion - law lecturer Dylan Asafo argues the Samoan Court of Appeal has made an incorrect decision in making its ruling about how the law protects the proportion of women in the Samoan parliament.
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Covid-19 wider effects on Africa include recession, violence - report
Covid-19 wider effects on Africa include recession, violence - report
Much of Africa may have been spared the death toll that Covid-19 brought to other regions, but it now faces recession, growing violence and higher unemployment.
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Corrections' lack of action 'very disappointing' - Chief Ombudsman
Corrections is being accused of inertia and moving at a glacial pace when it comes to improving "barren and undignified" jail conditions and the treatment of inmates.
The Chief Ombudsman says it is… Video, Audio
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Why New Zealand Music Month still matters
Why New Zealand Music Month still matters
First Person- The Aotearoa music ecosystem is at a point where local artists can sell out stadiums, rule the charts and airwaves, and headline festival line-ups, writes Yadana Saw.
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Covid-19: Developments from around the world for 2 June
Covid-19: updates from around the world
The UK has announced zero daily Covid-19 deaths for the first time since March 2020, China's Sinovac vaccine gets WHO emergency approval, and deaths plunge in a Brazil town after vaccine research.
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Housing Māori - where will the Budget money go?
There was a lot of money for Māori housing and infrastructure in the Budget - $730 million in total. But what is Māori housing, and how will the money be used? Audio
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The need for Māori housing
Housing Māori - where will the Budget money go?
There was a lot of money for Māori housing and infrastructure in the Budget - $730 million in total. But what is Māori housing, and how will the money be used?
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Accountants' gender pay gap averages $60k - survey
Accountants' gender pay gap averages $60k - survey
Male accountants are paid 40 to 50 percent more than their female counterparts according to a survey by chartered accountants in Australia and New Zealand.
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Māori employees 163pct more likely to burn out
Workers in New Zealand are at high risk of burning out.
A new study shows Māori employees are 163 percent more likely to be burnt-out - while New Zealand Europeans are 51.9 percent less likely to be… Audio
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Councils say they can't afford more public housing
Councils are warning their inability to access a key government rent subsidy is stunting their plans for more public housing.
About a third of councils want to increase their stock, but few are… Audio
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Naomi Osaka fined, faces expulsion from Roland Garros
Naomi Osaka fined, faces expulsion from Roland Garros
Naomi Osaka was fined for skipping a news conference following her first-round win at the French Open, and was also warned of possible expulsion.
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Osaka won't talk at French Tennis Open
Osaka won't talk at French Tennis Open
Four-times Grand Slam tennis champion Naomi Osaka says she won't take questions from the media at this year's French Open, saying the nature of media conferences puts an undue burden on players'…
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Civics and citizenship education being left to chance - academic
Civics and citizenship education being left to chance - academic
A civics and citizenship curriculum should be cemented in New Zealand schools because knowledge students are entitled to is being left to chance, says a leading academic.
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This is not culture shock - it's more than this
An internationally-recruited doctor formerly based in provincial New Zealand, talks about professional isolation and racism that she and others like her face. Produced by Kadambari Raghukumar. Audio
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This is not culture shock - it's more than this
This is not culture shock - it's more than this
An internationally-recruited doctor formerly based in provincial New Zealand, talks about professional isolation and racism that she and others like her face. Produced by Kadambari Raghukumar.
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Chile indigenous: Time to make our voices heard
Indigenous peoples demand role in Chile's new constitution
This weekend Chileans take the next step after voting to scrap a constitution dating back to the repressive rule of General Augusto Pinochet.
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Budget 2021: Benefit increases welcomed but some community groups need more
Budget 2021: Benefit increases welcomed but some community groups need more
The government is being accused of dismissing major funding issues for some community organisations that support people experiencing hardship, but the increase in benefits is being welcomed.
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Budget 2021: Women left behind, despite focus on well-being
Budget 2021: Women left behind, despite focus on well-being
What did Budget 2021 offer those women who were significantly affected by the job losses resulting from Covid-19?
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St Vincent on life and music: 'I put it in the work'
Grammy award-winning American musician St Vincent has just released her 6th studio album Daddy's Home. The album's title, as well as a number of tracks, were inspired by the fact that her father was… Video, Audio
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Auckland H&M staff strike for better conditions
Frontline staff working for fashion giant H-and-M walked off the job this afternoon.
The workers from two Auckland stores took to the streets accusing the employer of failing to meet its commitment… Audio
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Budget 2021: What will students spend extra money on?
Checkpoint reporter Louise Ternouth and camera operator Nick Monro went to find out what students will spend their extra money on.
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Budget 2021 expectations vs reality: What you need to know
Budget 2021 expectations vs reality: What you need to know
Analysis - Does Finance Minister Grant Robertson's Budget match up with the public's hopes and expectations? RNZ is here to clear it all up.
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Māori housing focus part of promising Budget
Māori housing focus part of promising Budget
Opinion - The Budget 2021 includes a large spend on housing, with a particular focus on Māori housing, showing that Māori housing advocates have spoken and the government has listened, writes Jade…
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Budget 2021: Will benefit increases make a difference?
Max Rashbrooke, editor of 'Inequality: A New Zealand Crisis', speaks talks to Jesse about Budget 2021. Audio