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What is hate speech? Kiwis share their views and experiences
Reporter Whena Owen asked a range of Kiwis about their experiences of hate speech and how they would define it.
Lawyers ‘tearing their hair out’ over proposed hate speech laws
Barrister Steven Price told Q+A there are many issues with the proposed hate speech laws and it could create more problems than it fixes.
Supermarkets declaring war over review, says Katherine Rich
Food & Grocery Council head Katherine Rich says supermarkets are telling her its “war” over the Commerce Commission’s review.
“People have been too comfortable for too long saying really horrible things” Q+A panellist on hate speech
Emmaline Pickering-Martin, Ben Thomas and Sue Moroney discussed hate speech on the Q+A panel.
Rare video of life in China in 1971, from intrepid Kiwi students
Frank Hogan recounts his experiences as a NZ students invited to visit China in 1971, just as the country was beginning to open us to the West.
Pasifika youth want more than just words from Dawn Raid apology
A group do Mangere College students told Indira Stewart they want to see action, not just words, from the Government’s Dawn Raids apology.
The magic of stories with NZ’s first Reading Ambassador
Jack Tame went to Lyttelton to meet Ben Brown, Aotearoa’s first Reading Ambassador.
Potential pitfalls of a social insurance scheme
Canadian economist Moshe Lander talks about decades of experience with social insurance scheme Employment Insurance in Canada.
NZ is ‘close to the biggest battle of the 21st century’, says author
Author Tim Marshall says NZ will find it hard to stay on side with both America and China.
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