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Pauline Hanson tipped to speak in New Zealand
An anti-immigration group has invited the Australian One Nation leader here.
An anti-immigration group has invited the Australian One Nation leader here.
Review called into Fire and Emergency policies to address bullying and harassment.
Appointments of human rights commissioners should not be controversial.
Woman who suggested people shouldn't feed birds at a popular park racially abused.
COMMENT: we need to keep discussing and debating the issues in a respectful manner.
COMMENT: Why does the commission wish to ban free speech to protect certain beliefs?
The debate over what constitutes hate speech has been fervent in recent months.
Human rights and civil liberties advocates agree our laws need the right balance.
A gift shop is doing a roaring trade after being censured by the Human Rights Commission.
Review finds deep divide between managers and staff at Human Rights Commission
If you bring a child under 10 with you to The Little Bistro, you will be turned away.
The lawyer who worked for the change said it could affect more than 1000 children.
UN committee members 'incredulous' at parts of NZ's human rights record.
The working group comes after sexual harassment allegations at a top New Zealand law firm.
Marama Davidson wins over three-quarters of vote to be new Greens co-leader.
Preventable tragedies reflect wider problems in a sector trusted with our most vulnerable.
COMMENT: The media should not set themselves up as judge jury and executioner for #metoo.
The High Court panel said the case should also serve as a reflection for editorial teams.
Does the Human Rights Commission help — or just add to disagreement?
Ministry to keep centralised records of workplace sexual harassment.
Two cases have had a three-year delay in having decisions delivered.
10 years on from Human Rights Commission's inquiry into transgender discrimination.
Diverse population spurs students to learn other nations' languages.
Christchurch man Peter Retimanu was called the n-word this morning by a tradesman.
"We can't just do one part of society and not include the other parts of society."
Two cartoons, published in Fairfax Media newspapers, allegedly promoted racist tones.
Fertility advocates say laws around surrogacy and donors are outdated and need reform.
Louisa Wall says the cartoons promoted racial disharmony towards Maori and Pasifika.
A former cop who has studied the Urewera raids has questioned police tactics.