Racism

Lawyer and former international rugby player Eliota Fuimaono-Sapolu has promised to keep fighting racism in education and sport. Audio

Dr Anae is Senior Lecturer and Director of Research of Pacific Studies at the University of Auckland; Will 'Ilolahia is the founder of the Waiata Artists Trust. Both were members of the Polynesian… Audio

Director of Wellington theatre company The Bacchanals, discussing the Shakespeare plays The Merchant of Venice and The Taming of the Shrew. Audio

New Zealand First's deputy leader, Ron Mark, is being accused of racism for telling an MP to go back home to Korea during a Parliamentary debate. Audio

Founder of Murphy, Falcon & Murphy in Maryland, who represents the family of Freddie Gray, who suffered a fatal spinal injury while in Baltimore police custody. Audio

Rugby league is the latest code to be drawn into claims of racist attitudes in Australian sport. Audio

A Sikh man is mortified after being barred from lunch with colleagues at an Auckland Club. Audio

American woman Rachel Dolezal says she identifies as black, does it make her so? Audio

Wallace speaks to Auckland University's Dr David Mayeda, Zoe Henry and Tejay Rimoni about 'I, Too, Am Auckland' - a video concept that explores everyday racism at Auckland University. Audio

Integrating a strategy to deal with systemic racism - Courageous Conversations About Race (CCAR), with Matthew Farry, manager of Equity and Diversity, People and Culture at Unitec. Audio

Emory Douglas was the Minister of Culture of the Black Panther Party from 1967 until the Party disbanded in the 1980s. As the art director, designer, and main illustrator for The Black Panther… Audio

Ferguson and the attitudes of the police, racism and justice; the mid-term elections; and why the flow of population from rural to urban areas need to be stemmed. Audio

Earlier this year we heard about a controversial documentary series on white americans talking about what it means to be white. Audio

Muslim New Zealanders are increasingly becoming the victims of racist abuse in the wake of the political focus on the potential threat from ISIS supporters. Audio

The Islamic Women's Council says rhetoric surrounding the government's new anti-terror laws is fuelling racism and a rising number of Muslim women and children are screamed at in the street. Audio

Islamic Community leaders have told MPs they are seeing early signs of Islama-phobia because of the debate over tough new terrorist laws and muslims perceived association with Islamic State. Audio

Te Ahi Kaa this week features a dramatised documentary recreating the political manoeuvrings behind the invasion of Parihaka in Taranaki on 5 November 1881. Audio

American producer, composer and musical director who has worked with many musicians, including the new album by New Zealand singer Caii-Michelle. Audio