Celebrate Vaiaso o le Gagana Samoa - Samoa Language Week 1 - 7 June. Keep Reading

Rob ‘Shogun’ Howe, who has over 10,000 followers on Facebook, spent 48 hours living rough as part of a self-led ‘homeless experiment’ — an initiative inspired by his own experience Keep Reading

“They attempt to cast themselves as victims. Yet in reality, their legislative efforts are causing harm to working-class women, including a large cohort of Māori and Pasifika women.” — Rebekah Graham. Keep Reading

Melemo Siakumi-Mataele was a full-time working parent when she decided to study for a Master of Public Policy at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington. Keep Reading

Kashmir is one of the most heavily militarised places in the world. In recent weeks, Kashmiris have been subjected to detentions, increased surveillance and home demolitions. Keep Reading

The plan is to encourage those underrepresented in the trades to learn how to build, fix and make things. Keep Reading

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A bank account is a passport to the economy, but some Kiwis can't get onboard. A new scheme aims to change that. Keep Reading

“The removal of section 7AA goes against the kōrero of survivors and the recommendations of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care. Yet this government pushes on, seemingly determined to repeat the mistakes of the past.” — Lawyer Harry Clatworthy. Keep Reading

When people with lived experience contribute to the design and delivery of health care and research, it means services are used more and fairer outcomes achieved. Keep Reading

FAIR GO: The Kawerau man has lost his long-standing team, which meant hospital for him and the pound for his cherished dog. Keep Reading

Southern Waikato iwi are in need for better dental services as whānau are struggling to access the current models. Keep Reading

THREE KEY FACTS: This week media highlighted the situation of Blake Forbes, a 26-year-old man with cerebral palsy, who is struggling to access necessary... Keep Reading

Abel Christie, a 15-year-old autistic young man with an intellectual disability, started working at New World Porirua a month ago, helping pack groceries. Keep Reading

“Our collective future in this country depends on our willingness to show up — not as obedient subjects of the Crown, but as those who refuse to participate in the settler colonial project of disenfranchising Māori on their own whenua.” — Ara Alam-Simmons.   Keep Reading

A misguided view of the generosity of welfare is one of the problems threatening social cohesion, a researcher says: "Without social cohesion, societies become increasingly unstable." Keep Reading

New 'money management' cards can't be used to cover accomodation, raising concerns about rising homelessness. Keep Reading

Lakemba Mosque in Sydney's west was the latest targeted by online comments invoking the terror attacks. Keep Reading

Two social psychologists explain the ways unconscious biases influence how people think and can fuel discrimination against transgender people and other minority groups. Keep Reading

The opening of He Āhuru Mōwai and similar separate spaces for Māori students has been labelled segregation by Act, which is concerned about the direction of... Keep Reading

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The trans and non-binary community may be increasingly visible in New Zealand, but their economic outcomes are still very different to the wider population. Keep Reading

From the University of Auckland - Opinion: It pays not to leap to support ‘equality’ without first asking who it will apply to, who benefits and who doesn’t, argues Avril Bell. Keep Reading

A new UN report has called for urgent action to counter a global pushback on decades of hard-won gains for women and girls, with online violence among several challenges flagged. Experts on cyber abuse… Keep Reading

In the first three months of the Government's controversial gang laws, police have charged 222 people – 184 of them are Māori Keep Reading