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ASIA: Art Stories in Aotearoa | Episode 6: Design
We meet three designers using their creativity to make a statement: graffiti artist Bobby Hung, installation artist Kerry Ann Lee, and fashion designer Natasha Ovely.
Mapping the Irish in Aotearoa
Just how many New Zealanders have connections to Ireland? The Irish Embassy has been trying to find out, in a world-first mapping project. Audio
Mapping the Irish in Aotearoa
Just how many New Zealanders have connections to Ireland? The Irish Embassy has been trying to find out, in a world-first mapping project.
AudioNelson scraps long-awaited pride crossing
The council's initial proposal has been revoked after it was found it did not take into account the needs of blind and low vision citizens.
Modern fiction heroines have morphed into anti-heroes
Women on TV are not all spirited and spunky like Jess from New Girl. The new female antihero is a sign of how much television has changed say professors Sarah Hagelin and Gillian Silverman. They speak… Audio
The Elephant in the Bedroom | Episode 5: Facing the Elephant
TAHI.fm - After all the experts and moral arguments, it’s down to James & Chye-Ling to finally decide: are they breaking up with their white partners? Video, Audio
The Elephant in the Bedroom | Episode 4: Race Traitor
TAHI.fm - Chye-Ling is called out on Reddit for having a white partner. The investigation turns to the Asian community, personal guilt, and the dark side of judgements on interracial couples. Where do… Video, Audio
The Elephant in the Bedroom | Episode 3: Race-Tinted Glasses
TAHI.fm - Is sexual racism affecting your dating life? Green Party MP Golriz Ghahraman and OnlyFans content creator Demi Hunziker help our hosts trace media’s influence across cultural history… Video, Audio
The Elephant in the Bedroom | Episode 2: Out of Our Control
TAHI.fm - The laws of attraction spark as James & Chye-Ling question the why of their white dating bias. Experts weigh in: is our type informed by genetics or society? Video, Audio
Calls for mannequins to better reflect shoppers
Mannequin sizes and shapes have stayed relatively the same for hundreds of years. Despite some calling for more diversity, New Zealand's last mannequin maker says stores are reluctant to change. Audio
Bill to ban conversion practices passes third reading
The Conversion Practices Prohibition Legislation Bill has passed its third and final reading in Parliament, with the support of almost all MPs.
The Elephant in the Bedroom | Episode 1: Just My Type
TAHI.fm - When James Roque & Chye-Ling Huang realise they've only ever dated white people, they start to wonder... how did this happen? And is it really so bad to have a type? Video, Audio
Kaya Wilson: near death experience a catalyst for change
In 2016 tsunami scientist Kaya Wilson survived an accident that doctors say should have killed him. Up until then, Wilson had been living as a woman and questioning his gender - but the near-death… Audio
Julie Zhu: the tamariki behind the takeaway counter
Four young New Zealanders growing up in their parents' restaurants are the stars of Takeout Kids - a new doco series by filmmaker Julie Zhu. Video, Audio
Why Māori adoptees and their descendants need law change
A truly personal story lies behind Erica Newman's ground-breaking research that is helping reshape family relations in New Zealand. Audio
The Elephant in the Bedroom | Trailer
TAHI.fm - Listen to the new podcast The Elephant in the Bedroom, hosted by Chye-Ling Huang & James Roque. Video, Audio
Perlina Lau educates First Up about Chinese New Year
It's the first of February, which marks the start of the Chinese New Year celebrations..which RNZ's World Watch producer and presenter Perlina Lau and her family will be celebrating. We've woken her… Audio
Family overjoyed to get residency under new scheme
About 5000 people have become residents under a fast-track Government scheme launched last month.
An estimated 165,000 people will become residents altogether, many by the end of the year. Michelle… Audio
'It belongs to everyone': Artist agrees to deal for Aboriginal flag copyright
The Australian Government is paying $A20 million for the copyright of the Aboriginal flag that can now be used freely by its population.
Hopes series on Asian migrant women will inspire movement
A university lecturer hopes her stories on female Asian migrants can start a movement that empowers others.
