Life And Society
Human Rights Commission accused of 'dismissive' attitude to dyslexia
A man with dyslexia who failed a screening test to get into the police claims the Human Rights Commission was dismissive and insulting when he asked for advice.
Some people working with dyslexics say… Audio
Work continues on private managed isolation scheme
Work is going on behind the scenes to progress plans for privately run pay-as-you go managed isolation hotels, with Auckland's economic development agency taking the lead.
Auckland Tourism Events and… Audio
Germans detained after sailing into NZ
Immigration says three German yachties showed "a blatant disregard" for the country's laws when they sailed to New Zealand despite having their border application declined.
They had applied for a… Audio
Covid-19: Endometriosis treatments delayed after lockdown
Hundreds of women and girls in pain and distress say they haven't been able to get treatment for endometriosis since Covid-19 hit.
Endometriosis NZ says it was contacted by 568 women during the first… Audio
Tetraplegic fears confinement after funding cut
A South Island tetraplegic fears he will be confined to his bed, unfed and unwashed from today when the Ministry of Health cuts off funding from his carers.
The Ministry says the man has failed to… Audio
Man claims Human Rights Commission was dismissive of his complaint
A man with dyslexia who failed a screening test to get into the police claims the Human Rights Commission was dismissive and insulting when he asked for advice.
When he inquired about police training… Audio
Wild weather continues to cause problems on the roads
The weekend of wild weather has continued, with warnings for strong winds and snow in place for parts of the country.
Neil Walker is from the transport agency Waka Kotahi.
He speaks to Corin Dann. Audio
Endometriosis sufferers begging for urgent treatment
People with the potentially debilitating condition endometriosis are begging for urgent treatment as they remain in pain and distress after Covid-19 delays.
The organisation Endometriosis NZ says it… Audio
Top Stories for Monday 28 September 2020
Covid-19 delays leave hundreds of women in pain and distress as they wait for endometriosis treatments. Officials sat on knowledge Auckland Harbour Bridge maintenance was contaminating land close to… Audio
What exactly is in cannabis - and what does it do to you?
As the cannabis referendum draws nearer, we have a look at the chemical make up of the substance there's been so much debate over. Audio
What exactly is in cannabis - and what does it do to you?
As the cannabis referendum draws nearer, we have a look at the chemical make up of the substance there's been so much debate over.
AudioMore millennials moving back in with mum and dad
In the US, data shows that for the first time ever, the majority of 18-34 year olds live at home with their parents. Dr Kate Prickett joins the show to discuss what her lockdown data says about Kiwi… Audio
Lifting the lid on abuse in state care
Media revelations of alleged abuse at Auckland's Dilworth School came as a shock to many people, but not those who know the long history of abuse of children in state care around New Zealand, finally… Audio
Lifting the lid on abuse in state care
Media revelations of alleged abuse at Auckland's Dilworth School came as a shock to many people, but not those who know the long history of abuse of children in state care around New Zealand, finally…
AudioSix months since NZ entered full Covid-19 lockdown
Today marks six months since the country entered full lockdown.
At 11.59 on March 25, the country moved into Covid-19 Alert Level 4, introducing some of the strictest public health measures seen… Audio
Alice Snedden's Bad News | Full Series
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The week that was
Comedians Te Radar and Brynley Stent bring some levity to the end of the week. Audio
Covid-19: How does Alert Level 1 feel?
Parts of the country which have been Covid-19 free for many months are now waiting to see if they will have new cases as a result of the latest cluster.
Three family members who tested positive for… Audio
New survey finds 1 in 5 NZers believe COVID was made in the lab
Professor David Murdoch talks to The Panel about a survey which shows one in five New Zealanders believe that the COVID-19 virus was developed in a laboratory. Audio
Cultivating confidence
Where does self-confidence come from ? Some children are bursting with it while an absence of it holds others back. Katy Gosset finds confidence is a learned behaviour that any of us can tap into. Audio