
Sydney twitter hashtag goes viral
As the Sydney siege threatens to open up old prejudices, hashtag #illridewithyou has led a call for unity.
As the Sydney siege threatens to open up old prejudices, hashtag #illridewithyou has led a call for unity.
In a strong display of unity after the shooting of an unarmed black teenager in Ferguson, Missouri, the relatives of African Americans killed by officers in similar incidents dating back more than a....
The number of women in senior leadership roles in the public service has inched up but female leaders are still being paid 8 per cent less than their male colleagues.
Demonstrations broke out in New York City yesterday after a grand jury declined to charge a white police officer in the choking death of a black man.
A black man in the US was stopped in the street by a white police officer because he was walking with his hands in his pockets.
Black America has again been reminded that its children are not seen as worthy of being alive - in part because they are not seen as children at all, but as threats to white lives.
The officer who fatally shot Michael Brown has remained silent as unanswered questions simmered - until now.
'It's a hotbed for the degradation of women.' A number of sexual assaults has seen several US colleges move to suspend fraternities.
The US town of Ferguson woke to scenes of destruction after a night of looting and arson that followed a decision not to charge a white cop who killed a black teen.
After months of tension, marches and sporadic violence, and following the unbearable anxiety of waiting in the past few days, there was a surreal pause on the streets of Michael Brown's home town. Then outrage.
The story of the Ferguson riot protests has been captured by Associated Press photographers across America.
We've had reports of abuse by Kiwis who think all Muslims are terrorists. I say to those responsible: when you scream at them as you drive by, you are terrifying them.
Experts are warning employers advertising for "young" staff" could be in breach of the Human Rights Act.
The chief executive of Apple has spoken of his pride in being gay, calling it "among the greatest gifts God has given me".
On Friday I attended a one-day international between the Black Caps and South Africa at the Bay Oval in Tauranga.
NZ features in five of Lonely Planet's Top Travel Lists for 2015- touted as one of the most 'progressive, inclusive and accepting' destinations for gays and lesbians.
An Immigration NZ officer's claim that people who listen to Indian radio are unlikely to be NZers has prompted a lawyer to lodge a race complaint.
A supermarket has apologised to two women who were asked to leave by a security guard after a customer complained they were kissing.
Police say they followed proper protocol when they demanded ID from an actress while investigating an emergency call alleging lewd conduct.
Django Unchained actress Daniele Watts says she was 'handcuffed' and detained by police in LA, after she kissed her white husband in public.
A South Auckland woman claims she was denied a taxi ride because the driver refused to take "big girls".
A transgender refugee from Colombia who was knocked back by other countries says she has "found paradise" in New Zealand after being officially recognised as a woman.
A police officer in Missouri was suspended after he voiced his contempt via Facebook for protesters condemning the fatal shooting of a black teenager by a white police officer.
The evolutionary biologist and philosopher Richard Dawkins created a Twitterstorm this week when he posted about a young woman in Ireland who was forced to give birth to a baby conceived through rape.
When Dame Susan Devoy was appointed Race Relations Commissioner last year, the intelligentsia sniffed at the choice of a squash champion.
Exhausted but overjoyed Meriam Ibrahim had an emotional reunion with family and friends in Manchester, New Hampshire.
A uniformed Corrections employee says he was unlawfully detained for 45 minutes at an Avondale service station when staff refused to believe he had pre-paid for $30 of petrol.
After Hamilton woman Rikki Cooper made her brave decision to go public and highlight racial profiling at her local Countdown supermarket.
I have reluctantly concluded that NZ does suffer a rape culture. Men can commit sex crimes and get away with it, writes Rodney Hide.