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Half of us say we've been paid less for doing the exact same job as another person.

'The lesson for me was that resorting to violence wasn't going to change anything.'

She said after a male staffer touched her bottom she was left in a 'state of panic'.

University at centre of stalking scandal has "flawed" thinking on harassment, experts say.

'They're not young, not beautiful, not tragic. They're the stories we forget all the time'

'We'll end up looking like we did in the 1950s ... where the breadwinner was the guy.'

Good Group says pandemic has decimated business, and it kept as many staffers as it could.

"We are all looking forward to welcoming our students through our school gates."

Three elderly rest home residents are dead, and seven nurses are sick. What went wrong?

Waitematā District Health Board launched an investigation after its first Covid-19 case.

The refusal follows well-documented issues with public health's ability to track cases.

In April, more than 1000 people a day went on to a main benefit, with the worst to come.

Lockdown brings an increased probability that children will take additional risks online.

Homicide victim Tania Hadley's neighbour desperately tried to save the Auckland woman.

'Fly high our angel, thank you for all you did for us'