The New Zealand news group, Stuff, has issued an extraordinary public apology for racial and cultural bias against Maori, in all their papers from the first edition 160 years ago, until now.

When Kylie Soanes bounced out of her graduation ceremony with a newly-minted PhD, she thought she knew what she was in for. This talk was originally broadcast on August 6, 2017.

US President Donald Trump has turned off Fox News and now prefers the One America News Network (OAN), which is further to the right and has little journalistic credibility.

Beijing’s security laws, the expulsion of pro-democracy legislators, and an ongoing police crackdown on opponents has effectively killed off the notion of one country-two systems.

Children aged 10 to15 years undergo profound physical and mental changes, and bullying peaks for girls at this age. Is enough attention focussed on the educational and personal development of middle schoolers?

Can you guess this week's tweeter?

The head of Oxfam GB talks about his precarious young childhood as an ethnic Tamil in Sri Lanka, before moving to PNG and then Australia, where he became a Rhodes Scholar and embarked on an international career in civil society activism.

There are around 1900 victims of modern slavery in Australia at any one time and 40 million people living in slavery globally. But under the Modern Slavery Act, which was introduced in 2018, companies based or operating in Australia with annual revenue greater than $100 million are now required to prepare annual modern slavery statements.

'For Black Americans, loving the country and criticising it have always been inseparable, something other Americans have often struggled to understand.'

Did you know you're the lucky operator of a rusty oil rig floating in the Timor Sea?

You, along with 25-odd-million others, that is.

This week, reporter Alex Mann investigates why Australian taxpayers are forking out four million dollars a month for this facility, some 550km off the coast of Darwin.