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The Pasifika Festival is marking its 26th birthday with a later date and longer hours.

Bridget Taylor, one of the only senior Māori women in advertising, wants to see change.

A recruiter alleges Google has been applying a quota system.

University insights find there's a glaring lack of diversity in the robot world.

The Black Ferns' World Cup triumph captured the public imagination last year.

"True equality is when women are free from violence and have financial security."

Interactive NZ map shows how many Maori place names there are - or could be.

Women make up only 18 per cent of senior management teams in New Zealand.

Auckland's newest councillor, Josephine Bartley, delivers her maiden speech. With laughs.

A top boys' school is taking steps to prepare for transgender students.

British fashion designers are launching an online assault to target rich millennials.

Jacinda Ardern opened the event. She is also the first Prime Minister to participate.

Chinese New Year falls on Friday, Feb 16 and this will be the Year of the Dog.

New policy means people don't have to hide who they are.

Police debut rainbow patrol car to show their support for the LGBTIQ+ communities.

COMMENT: Being New Zealander has responsibilities and privileges beyond just being here.

The number of female directors on listed company boards is growing - but only slowly.

Diverse population spurs students to learn other nations' languages.

What could DNA preserved in residents of Indonesian villages mean for NZ? Quite a lot.

A Sikh community leader says the incorrectly tied turban concerned him.

40 years of camping it up at Vinegar Hill.

Barbara Chapman has presided over six years of record earnings at ASB Bank.

Christchurch man Peter Retimanu was called the n-word this morning by a tradesman.

Dame Jenny Shipley is bridging the gap between politics and business.

New gender equality survey show sobering proof of the problems women face in workplace.

Matire Harwood's grandfather once told her she'd be a doctor - a prophecy well fulfilled.

Thirteen Pacific and Maori ministers have been sworn into Government today

Thousands of Thais to participate in Royal Cremation ceremonies here.

Three decades of research quashes the myth that kids of same-sex couples fare worse.