Identity
Kiribati Language Week marked with dance and sport
Kiribati Language Week ended on Saturday, with groups across the country gathering in South Auckland for a dance and sports face-off.
The motherland might be 4,000 kilometres away, but that didn't… Audio
Turkey condemns European Union allowing headscarves ban
Decision on headscarves called dangerous towards Muslim women in Europe.
Breaking the homogeneity of 'Asian': Report on inequities among students
Voices - A new report on Asian students' health and wellbeing finds explores their experiences of lack of safe spaces, "achievement pressure", poverty, mental health, and discrimination. Audio
Christchurch boys respond to sexual harassment survey
There's a call to better educate young men and boys to quit the cat-calls, locker room talk and the sharing of nude photos and videos. It follows the release last week of a survey of sexual assault… Audio
Breaking gender stereotypes in the fishing industry
Tamzin Henderson is breaking gender stereotypes in the fishing industry. With her sister Lana, Tamzin runs a boat chandlery and fishing supply shop in Blenheim, the only female-run store of its kind… Audio, Gallery
When the blinkers come off - leaving Gloriavale
After 50 years of a closed community on the West Coast, more and more people are leaving Gloriavale. Audio
India Oxenberg on escaping the NXIVM cult
The signs were there, but for seven years, India Oxenberg got sucked deeper and deeper into the NXIVM cult.Her mother, Dynasty actress Catherine Oxenberg tried everything to get her out. India talks… Audio
Inside Out | Episode 7: Henry Stilwell
Henry Stilwell is a student who lives with Williams syndrome. He also has another identity: Lil Henry the rapper! Video
Inside Out | Episode 6: Sarah Dalton
Sarah is one of the most charismatic people in her community. Living with CHARGE syndrome means accessibility is extra important. Video
Inside Out | Episode 9: Eamon Wood
Eamon is more mobile than many, modifying his handcycle to tow his wheelchair. Video
Inside Out | Episode 10: John Scott
John's autism means he finds it easier to access a digital world, so hosting his own radio show helps him get out and about. Video
Inside Out | Episode 8: Cory Newman
As the lead singer of his band, Cory must work with his cerebral palsy to perform for an audience. Video
Ngāti Hine kaumātua: 'We will change our tikanga but not for Judith's sake'
Changes to tikanga allowing wāhine to speak at Waitangi will not be for the sake of National Party leader Judith Collins, Ngāti Hine kaumātua have said.
Hubbard's selection for Olympics fuels debate on fairness
The Prime Minister has leant her support to the New Zealand Olympic Committee over their selection of Laurel Hubbard for the Olympics.
The weightlifter is set to become the first transgender athlete… Audio
Laurel Hubbard to be first ever transgender athlete at Olympics
Laurel Hubbard will make history for New Zealand when she becomes the first ever transgender athlete to compete at the Olympics. She's been named in the New Zealand weightlifting team as part of a… Audio
Bikes, burnouts block Auckland roads for leader's funeral
Smoke and the sound of burnouts filled the air in a central Auckland suburb on Friday as hundreds of patched gang members turned out to farewell a senior Head Hunters member.
On bikes and by foot… Video, Audio
Generation Covid
It’s not a great time to be young right now. But has Covid crushed what was left of our dreams?
Yeah. Nah. Audio
Hui on countering terrorism sees mass walkout over Hezbollah comment
New Zealand's anti-terrorism hui has been marked by a mass walkout from members of the Muslim community.
Race bigotry alive and well on West Coast, health study finds
A study of Māori living on the West Coast has found racial bigotry is alive and well in the region and poses a challenge for whānau trying to raise healthy, confident children.
The melting pot that makes up the Nu Zild accent
The New Zealand accent is a potpourri of international diversity, and it continues to evolve. Audio
