Women

British journalist who has followed her memoir from last year, How to Be a Woman, with the first collection of her columns, Moranthology. Audio

Megan Whelan considers the appalling violence and health statistics for many Pacific women and asks if more female MPs help? Audio

Lynda talks to New Zealand Iranian filmmaker Faramarz Beheshti about his internationally acclaimed debut documentary about Iranian women learning to play rugby. Audio

British broadcaster who writes three columns a week for The Times, and has just published her second book, How to Be a Woman. Audio

Author and activist, and founder of Women Moving Millions, an initiative for the advancement of women's lives through a massive change in giving to girls and women. She also co-founded the Institute… Audio

Naomi Mitchell explores why only one in ten listed company directors are women Audio

Naomi Mitchell explores why only one in ten listed company directors are women Audio

Naomi Mitchell explores why only one in ten listed company directors are women Audio

In He Rourou today Ana Tapiata talks with a great grandniece of Meri, Irene Frost at a function to pay homage to the Maori women in the Suffrage movement.. Audio

Their names are unfamiliar to many, yet Meri Manga-Kahia, Areta Mahu-Puku, Akene Tomoana and Sophia Herangi were some of the women of New Zealand's Suffrage movement. Ana Tapiata talks with Tania… Audio

The 19th of September, last Sunday to be exact, was the 117th anniversary of Suffrage Day, when New Zealand women won the right to vote. Ana Tapiata talks with Tania Simpson from the Ministry of… Audio

Turning his back on journalism, Peter McIntyre became New Zealand's first official war artist after the Second World War. In this recording, he lends his two cents on wine, women and Wellington...and… Audio

Penny MacKay asks why, 37 years after the Equal Pay Act women are still paid, on average, less than men. Audio