Anusha Bradley

RNZ In Depth reporter Anusha Bradley lives in Te Awanga, east of Hastings, and has had to evacuate her home as Cyclone Gabrielle bears down.

She spoke to Corin Dann. Audio

Auckland's floods may have been historic but experts say flooding on a similar scale will strike again soon. 

What can Aotearoa's largest city do to prepare?

Anusha Bradley asks four experts for… Audio

An RNZ investigation can reveal most of the work, and spending on a $1.5 million dollar Covid-19 vaccination campaign happened after almost everyone had been vaccinated.

Delays, questionable content… Audio

An expert says WorkSafe took weeks to visit two sites that were identified as storing potentially catastrophic amounts of explosive substances.

One of the companies was described as an "onshore… Audio

A primary school accused of badly handling complaints of sexual behaviour and bullying among its pupils, has a history of ignoring or minimising bullying complaints stretching back nearly a decade.

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A primary school is accused of poorly handling complaints of sexual behaviour and bullying among students.

Two families say it has been a struggle since their children started school in 2020 to… Audio

The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week. Audio

At least two people have died at work every month since last January. Are our workplace whistleblowers up to the task? Audio

National is describing Worksafe's new performance measures as waffly and vague, amid warnings they will reduce the regulator's accountability.

Worksafe's health and safety targets have been scrapped… Audio

An independent review of WorkSafe cannot say whether the agency is reducing workplace harm or is cost effective.

The review was ordered by the Minister for Workplace Safety and Relations, Michael… Audio

Eighty-seven people have died in their homes from Covid-19 since March and public health experts are calling for their deaths to be investigated.

The figure means on average four people a week have… Audio

An internal review of ACC's new 74 million dollar case management system finds the benefits are still unclear and it's uncertain whether the expected savings of almost half a billion dollars will be… Audio

A woman who suffers from PTSD after a sex video of her was uploaded to a porn site, is dismayed a group of MPs has decided its too complex and costly to extend ACC cover to victims of image-based… Audio

A bureaucratic bungle left a disabled toddler stuck in Wellington Hospital for nearly three months.

Her mother had to provide intensive care-level nursing for her despite the rest of the family… Audio

A homeless mother with seven young children says she had to pitch a tent in a park during a storm after Work and Income told her it couldn't help.

Mariska Kruger, from Napier, says despite the agency… Audio

A service the ACC set up to help people better understand how its dispute process works has failed.

Documents obtained by RNZ show the so-called Navigation service created in 2019 has not worked… Audio

An 11-year-old boy who was left disabled by a botched birth has finally been given ACC cover after a five-year battle.

But his family says the win is bittersweet, because it highlights the two-tier… Audio