Budget a good start but more needed to fix twin plagues, say Sallies and Union
Funding for housing and addressing child poverty a good start some say, but more is needed
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromDiscrimination
US civil rights leader captivates Auckland teens
Minnijean Brown-Trickey speaks to Auckland students about challenging racial segregation.
New report slams 'disgusting' family carers policy
Study finds discontent and scepticism about commitment to paying family carers.
Right to free speech comes with a cost
People can still express themselves within the bounds of society's acceptance.
A killer's excuse: Why hook-up at hotel room turned deadly
Woman's killer said he found her secret - later she was found semi-naked and strangled.
Genter ready to tackle gender pay gap head-on
Julie Anne Genter feels time is right for women to have more power.
Investigation after racial abuse complaint
The incident took place at a Hamilton Pak'nSave.
'Shapely legs' landed former Governor-General legal job
One of NZ's most senior jurists believes all women have experienced oppression.
Human rights tribunal 'in danger of collapsing'
The tribunal set up to protect human rights says it is now damaging people's rights.
Barry Soper: Racial profiling at its worst
A dark chapter in our history that most of us would prefer to forget.
Clean slate for homosexual convictions
Convictions between 1908 and 1986 may be wiped from the public record.
Law's dirty little secret is exposed. So what's next?
Olivia Wensley has inspired hundreds to share their sexual harassment stories.
Relief after 'disgusting' pension deduction reversed
The money Jack Pere's stepchildren received was being deducted from his pension.
UN to assess NZ's family care policy
Law withholding payment from families caring for disabled loved ones is under scrutiny.
Pension deductions case: Closing arguments heard
Closing arguments in the pension deduction case have begun.
Number of Kiwi women in top jobs 'horrific'
Women make up only 18 per cent of senior management teams in New Zealand.
MPs cagey over family carers law repeal
Labour politicians are placing trust in Health Minister David Clark to sort policy change.
Families' long fight: 'I'm doing my best but I am a nothing'
Families of the severely disabled have been fighting to be paid for their work.
Pay gap bill has backing of unions
Greater pay transparency means less chance of conscious and unconscious bias says CTU boss
Anne Frank exhibition comes to Auckland
Anne Frank exhibition comes to Auckland before touring around New Zealand.
'Racism exists, we feel little and bad': School students speak out
Students say some teachers tell them to give up without checking on their actual progress.
Couple denied home because they weren't 'Asian or Chinese'
A Kiwi couple were denied a rental property on the basis they weren't Asian and are unwed.
Being trans a decade on 'worse than ever'
10 years on from Human Rights Commission's inquiry into transgender discrimination.
Avoiding sexual harassment abroad
What you need to know to protect yourself and, in a worst-case scenario, save yourself.
Work party no Christmas cracker for women
Considering 52 per cent of women experience sexual harassment at work.
Trump continues to criticize NFL players
Trump honors Rosa Parks's protest against racism, but continues to criticize NFL players.
Disabled 'must be part of abuse inquiry'
"We can't just do one part of society and not include the other parts of society."
They do! Aussies vote for same-sex marriage
Sixty-one per cent of the vote was for same-sex marriage.
African-Americans cautioned about American Airlines
The US's oldest civil rights organisation is cautioning against flying American Airlines.
Study quashes same-sex family myth
Three decades of research quashes the myth that kids of same-sex couples fare worse.
'Unjust' to deport UK transgender woman
A UK transgender woman has been given residency after years of abuse in her home country.
Barack Obama's nanny living in fear
Today Barack Obama's former nanny lives a very different life.
Dame Susan Devoy: New PM should open abuse inquiry
Susan Devoy is asking the next PM to open an inquiry into abuse of children in state care.