Stories by Mava Enoka

Whether it's how it's taught in Iran, Japan or New Zealand, sex ed is often described as embarrassing, heterosexist and out-of-touch.

While we still get paid less and aren’t always afforded the same rights as men, women can rest easy knowing we’re close to achieving drinking equality.

Thousands of junior doctors across the country have walked off the job today in a strike against punishing rosters.

It's not all shakas and mellow beach vibes... surfing has a dark side.

These people have some hints.

The government is fighting harder than ever to get back billions owed by former students overseas. While young Kiwis think the tactics are all wrong, they seem to be working.

Justice is hard to reach for exploited migrant workers, says new report.

A new study shows women's satisfaction with their bodies has gone up. But is going from shit to less-shit really something to celebrate?

By people who know what they’re talking about

Children in slums, babies without limbs, and human trafficking. Christey West has seen the worst of it.

The Chiefs fiasco reminds us that rugby culture often reflects our country's ugliest attitudes.

Sometimes the best moments are less sport, and more feels.

Millennials, according to a stock image library.

In the space of 48 hours, two men were shot by NZ police officers. Here's what police say about using firearms.

Three Indian students share their reasons for paying thousands of dollars to study in Aotearoa.

The potential to make millions off international students has led to an industry marred by fraud, lies and bad policy.

Thousands of Indian students come to study in New Zealand every year. The Wireless went to the source to find out why these young, ambitious people are coming to our shores.

A fatal car crash forced Pera Barrett to make the best of a bad situation.

It sounds like an unappetising high-fibre breakfast cereal, but Brexit has far more outreaching effects than your digestion.

A new study finds 59 percent of shared links have never been clicked

Hundreds of international students studying at New Zealand could be deported because of suspected visa fraud.

It's not just about food and drink

'If anything, this is a reason for all of us to speak even louder'

Flocking Kiwis is a series about young New Zealanders living abroad and how they transition into life away from home.

Mava Moayyed meets T-Wei, the shy guy behind the bold art.