Refugees And Migrants

New Zealanders abroad scrambling to return home will still be able to enter the country after it goes into nationwide self-isolation tomorrow at midnight.

But some New Zealanders stuck in remote… Audio

Roxie Mohebbi trained to be a nurse partly to fulfil the dreams of her mother who wasn't able to continue nursing here after their family arrived from Iran. Roxie later became an actor, but at the… Audio

Immigration is promising a hard-line approach to rounding up wayward tourists flouting isolation rules.

And it's calling on New Zealanders to dob those people in.

Two tourists are in lockdown in… Video, Audio

New podcast Widows of Shuhada shares the journey of four Muslim women widowed by the Christchurch mosque attacks that took place a year ago. Farah Talal is one of those women. She joins the show with… Audio

The widows consider whether time has shifted their feelings. Neha shares in English for the first time. Hamimah reflects on her relationship with God. Muhubo visits Sheikh Muse’s grave. Audio

Every week we talk to someone who has left the country of their birth and made New Zealand home. This week Jesse is joined by social worker Ives Rose who made his way to Aotearoa through Tanzania from… Audio, Gallery

In Islam, Allah is the Great Planner. The widows submit to his plan, even though it can be painful and confusing. We dive deep into Muhubo’s past. Neha’s family arrives from Bangladesh. Audio

The women explore Islamic gender issues as they nagivate their new lives without their husbands. Neha and baby Noor move to a place of their own. Muhubo gets some important news. Audio

Hamimah gets up-front and personal as she remembers the gruelling weeks after the attacks and before her husband died. Neha has some news that will shape the rest of her and Noor's lives. Audio

Millions of dollars from around the world were poured into funds for the victims of the March 15 mosque attacks - where has it ended up? Audio

In 'Open Borders: The Science and Ethics of Immigration', libertarian economist Bryan Caplan & illustrator Zach Weinersmith make the economic case for unlimited immigration. The graphic non fiction… Audio

United by their faith and loss, three of the four widows come together to share their grief, hopes, and feedback on New Zealand's response to the tragedy. Muhubo breaks her silence about that day. Audio

A Manus Island refugee and musician detained in an Australian hotel is being prevented from recording his new song.

Mostafa Azimitabar or Moz, spent seven years locked up on Manus Island before being… Audio

The widows take us back to 15 March. Farah heads for the hospital while Hamimah and Neha learn about the attacks from overseas. Muhubo hears the entire masscre from the women's area of Al Noor. Audio