We asked event organisers what they’re doing to make shows accessible
“It shouldn't have to be us begging for accessibility, it should be built in”.
Uni classes in person: Is it necessary?
We asked three students if they think in-person attendance is still important.
1 in 3 young women and non-binary people are bullied at work, survey finds
More than half of people bullied said it was because of their age or their gender.
We Were Dangerous: Movie dives into the 1950s state care system
“We’re not all born equal. It’s just a fact.”
‘You did this’: Research shows NZ has a culture of victim blaming
“Victim blaming doesn't discriminate. Anyone can do it and anyone can be blamed.”
How the proposed sick leave changes could impact you
The Government is proposing changes to the Holidays Act.
Budget Day 2024: We read through it so you don't have to
Here's what you need to know.
Minimum wage to go up, tax break for landlords kicks in
Here’s what New Zealanders can expect from April 1.
More people using cocaine than meth: NZ drug use report
Five key takeaways from the NZ drug use report.
Love language: 3 couples on how they show their love
"She has taken care of me more than anyone else outside of my family."
$1.9 billion was invested into mental health. Has it made a difference?
Here’s what a new report says.
Policy breakdown: Housing
What will different political parties do to fix our housing crisis?
Policy breakdown: Health
Get an overview of each New Zealand political parties' policy on health.
Two in five NZers say they have been bullied at work
Young people and people of colour often on the receiving end of workplace bullying and harassment
Budget 2023: We read it so you don't have to
Here’s what you need to know.
Hate speech law delay: ‘Ignoring hate doesn’t work’
"We’ve basically been moved back to where we were prior to the attack.”
Five tips for how to cope with eco-anxiety
“All of these emotions are valid and they are a reflection of the systems that we're living in."
Covid is coming to Christmas. Here's how to keep safe
Last week there were more than 34,000 reported cases of Covid-19.
It’s International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Does anyone care?
"It’s become demonstrably clear that I’m not loud enough because I’m doing this independently."
Hate speech laws: ‘It’s dangerous to leave queer people without protection’
Advocates say NZ seen a rise in attacks on the queer community over the past two years.
Hi employers. Young NZers with vision loss deserve jobs too
"I think employers need to have an open mind."
I'm Year 13 and disabled. My future depends on how accessible NZ unis are
"Not enough is being done in New Zealand to meet the needs of its disabled communities."
The 16-year-old in charge of making 22,000 poi for the Rugby World Cup
Georgia started Pōtiki Poi from her lounge in Dunedin in 2019 when she was just 12.
Fijian-born artist Lepani sings of self-love and imposter syndrome
“I convinced myself I’m not attractive, I’m not talented, and I’m not worth anyone's time.”
One quarter of New Zealanders need you to keep wearing a mask: opinion
Almost three years into the ongoing pandemic, New Zealanders know how to take care of each other.
A practical guide on how to get a good job reference
Give your flatmate a break.
People with chronic pain feel forced to hide their suffering
Chronic pain sufferers fear being seen as drug-seeking, lazy, and mentally unstable.
'It feels like a slap in the face': high risk people on dropping mask mandates
How does this decision affect our most vulnerable?
Here's our award-winning stories
We're tooting our own horns.
Startling link between state care and prison in NZ
State care and ending up in prison is directly linked, according to new data.
