'This will be war': Brian Tamaki's open threat to Kiwis
Brian Tamaki has lashed out over hate speech and the Bible after the Israel Folau saga.
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Uni 'unaware' of white supremacist group on campus
The action of one student is being addressed, the university says.
Legal action taken after autistic child forced to wear a hi-vis jacket at school
Mother takes legal action against school over autistic child.
Muslim prayer cancelled at Porirua Anzac Day service
Talk of New Zealand being all one is rubbish, says service organiser.
Two cities come together to mourn mosque victims
The challenge was also laid - embrace diversity to stop terror ever happening again.
Kate Hawkesby: NZ knows we can do better
Comment: New Zealand has woken up to the fact we can do better
Islamophobia in New Zealand: where does it come from?
Eyes have opened to racism Muslims have long faced in NZ. Now there's a call to tackle it.
'We must bury them': Heartbreak as relatives wait for bodies of loved ones
Relatives anxiously wait for authorities to release the remains of those who were killed.
The number that proves Anning should shut up
One humiliating number proves Fraser Anning should shut up.
In the wake of NZ terror attack, Trump says white nationalism is not a rising threat
President Donald Trump said he does not believe white nationalism is a rising danger.
Why Green Book's Oscar win is so controversial
Spike Lee wasn't the only one upset about last night's Best Picture winner.
Don Brash at Waitangi: 'I hate being called racist'
Don Brash went to Waitangi to speak - then surrendered in the face of an angry crowd.
MSD agrees law around ACC is discriminatory
The law meant one woman received only $576 of her $40,000 back payment.
Deaf couple accuses airline of discrimination
The couple said an airline staff member refused to communicate in writing with them.
Half of female MPs face sexism or sexual harassment: survey
The report said male MPs were common perpetrators of sexist or humiliating remarks.
Is this Britain's meanest landlord?
Property tycoon in the UK bans single parents and 'low income' workers.
Martin Luther King Jr. would be outraged
Dr. King called for "a reign of freedom and a rule of justice" in a 1964 speech.
The Green Book that opened up America for black drivers
The heroic story of the Green guide for black motorists, behind the new road movie.
Women's pockets are useless - here's why it matters
The call for bigger pockets is a call for gender equality.
EDS patients face discrimination - advocate
EDS sufferers on destructive pathway with "it's all in your head" advice, advocate says.
'Ruined my life': NZ woman on being called Kiwi by Aussie boss
Woman sued boss for racial discrimination but tribunal found for employer.
Local Focus: HIV isn't a death sentence, if detected soon enough
The surprising lack of awareness about HIV. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
James Penn: Purpose can make or break you
Nike's "Just Do It" campaign featured NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
The legal contracts allowing the world's Harvey Weinsteins to operate
Comment: Contracts to protect corporate secrets have mutated into vile straitjackets.
'This is a white neighbourhood': Woman leaves racist note on door
Woman is accused of writing a racist note to a black child who was moving into the area.
Health of young Māori 'improving' but inequity still rife
Researchers want "urgent attention" given to health inequities young Māori face.
Ryanair passenger apologises, says he's not racist
An airline passenger denies racism after racially-charged tirade against a black woman.
Jackie Blue: Negative discrimination's positive outcomes
COMMENT: Quotas aren't introducing unfairness into system. The system is already unfair.
Nanny fired after receiving 'racist' text from employer
Woman meant to send the text to her husband but instead it went to her new nanny. Twice.
'We have been optimistic before and been let down'
A mum caring for her disabled daughter says she's optimistic about a proposed law change.
'Nightmare' over: Win for families caring for disabled
The Government will repeal a disability law described as a "shame on society"