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Callaway CEO Chip Brewer apologised after signing off on the controversial advert.

Coverage of women’s sport has stalled at about 26%, a Sport NZ report finds.

Industry leaders say diversity is vital to building better infrastructure.

OPINION: Fair play and fair process offer a better basis for justice and liberty.

OPINION: The act, in practice, really only guarantees equal pay for a minority of women.

Chantal Brunner's 6.68m long-jump record still stands today.

'You don't even need a man,' one impressed homeowner told them.

She is the owner of the 'greatest arms' the Odyssey actor has ever seen.

The Wellington Phoenix and Auckland FC have backed the updated proposal.

One NZ therapist suggests endless sex advice can make people feel inadequate.

OPINION: Sport NZ axed trans guidance after the coalition deal.

A study found lifting financial literacy raised income by 12%.

National plans to lift paid parental leave to 30 weeks by 2029.

Decency has prevailed, says MP criticised as lazy by short-lived NZ First candidate.

The 52-year-old praised #MeToo for empowering young actors.

Law Commission rejects new hate crime offences, proposes improvements to current system.

The husband suggested 'an allowance system'. Some argued it was grounds for divorce.

An Auckland FC Invitational XI will play Chelsea Women at Eden Park in August.

OPINION: World Rugby report highlights how women in sport remain top targets of trolling.

The policy gives parents two extra weeks’ leave each year until a child turns 12.

Trump still faces a separate US$83.3m defamation payout to Carroll.

Now the officer has been given an apology and confidential compensation payment.

Government could receive windfall if pay gaps were reported.

New York Times: The backlash has prompted Shoko Kawata to take a break from social media.

OPINION: The two views are irreconcilable, but the law has to land somewhere.

Patients unaware of the disease faced an 11-year median diagnosis delay.

Robertson called the bill 'unnecessary and disturbing' in an email to Otago students.

Only five of the 22 main competition films at Cannes were by women.

This couple say starting out as friends helped both their marriage – and their careers.