Inequality

The electronic spy agency is defending a dearth of reports it got about far right threats in the lead-up to last year's mosque attacks.

Out of 7500 intelligence reports received in a three-month… Audio

For more than a decade, calls for abortion services to be provided in South Auckland have fallen on deaf ears, now there seems to be some movement.

In 2008, the government appointed abortion… Audio

As many Kiwi households prepare to head off for camping holidays over the coming weeks, others are already parked up in campervans across the country. That's because they live there year round -… Video, Audio

The chief executive of Ports of Auckland is being accused of making derogatory comments about Māori and Pasifika employees, with the union claiming some workers are so offended they boycotted the job… Video, Audio

The Pfizer BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine is being rolled out in the Northern Marianas this weekend, but other Pacific countries still lack the ultra cold facilities to store it.

The vaccine which has… Audio

The major gaps in data on abuse among children in state and faith-based institutions has a chilling impact for some.

An interim report by the Royal Commission estimated up to a quarter of a million… Audio

With nine days until Christmas - Auckland City Mission is gearing up to hand out tens of thousands of presents and food parcels to whānau in need.

But this year things are a bit different. There will… Video, Audio

A group representing some survivors of abuse believes the estimated number of people abused while in care is well off the mark.

An interim report from the Royal Commission into Abuse in Care has been… Audio

Government ministers are being taken to the Employment Court over what a claimant calls a ludicrous and absurd disability care issue.

The case is around legislation which means people with… Audio

We hear a lot about child poverty and lack of action on it - how bad is the situation really?  Audio

Home ownership rates have hit a 70 year low and those working in housing are not at all surprised.

A new 150-page report from Stats NZ titled Housing in Aotearoa: 2020 reveals a grim portrait of the… Audio

The Human Rights commission will embark on an inquiry into the pay gap between Pasifika people and the rest of New Zealand.

Pacific workers are, on the whole, New Zealand's lowest-paid workers and… Audio

The social housing waitlist has reached a record high - nearly 22,000 applicants are now on the housing register, while the government is promising to deliver an extra 18,000 public and transitional… Audio