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Cop shoots man in the head: Why was the camera switched off?

The camera showed an intense struggle before it switched off - and a man was killed.

Sasha Borissenko: How Dr Moana Jackson changed Pākehā hearts and minds

Remembering "a gentle giant, fierce advocate and great legal revolutionaries".

John Tamihere: You cry separatism? Try being Māori

OPINION: "Why take my money, spend it for me, fail me, then tell me I'm a failure?"

Cabinet to consider next steps on Māori self-determination plan

The step comes as Act launches a campaign for a referendum on self-governance.

Good job: Govt's employment action plan for refugees, migrants, ethnic communities

People from these communities struggle to find good jobs and are paid significantly less.

Resort CEO placed on leave following sexist comments

After asking women to stand up, he told them to "go clean rooms and do dishes."

Disney World apologises for Texas high school's racist performance

The performance enraged Cherokee Nation Chiefs, experts and the wider public.

Girl power goes sour: Backlash over basketball court's colour change

The court was painted shades of pink and yellow to be a more welcoming space.

Opinion: The Covid lessons New Zealand could learn from Israel

Israel is a tiny country, the size of Northland but with about 10 million people.

Tributes pour in for groundbreaking actor Sidney Poitier

Poitier was the first black actor to win an Academy Award for best lead performance.

'Touch of class': Chaser applauded for game show gesture

The Beast was praised for his integrity and respect on the show.

Oscar-winning Hollywood icon dies at 94

Before Poitier, Hollywood rarely even attempted to tell a black person's story.

Shane Te Pou: Why diversity is a winning formula

OPINION: Non-white kids are beginning to feel seen and valued in ways they once did not.

Who baked all the pies? The migrants who fell in love with Kiwi staple

Asians make up 40 per cent of bakers in New Zealand.

Developer apologises over European emphasis in brochure

Brochure criticised for highlighting Takapuna as having high European population.

Blind CEO says bosses are missing out on 'rockstars' when they overlook disabled jobseekers

A new campaign encourages bosses to hire disabled people to meet the skills shortage.