Most younger voters undecided about party vote – Research Association
Three quarters of New Zealanders aged 18 to 25 intend to vote in the September general election but nearly 60%…
Year: 2017
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10,725 demand specific policies to end homelessness crisis – Action Station
The stress of homelessness led one young man to depression to the extent that he contemplated suicide as that was…
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Healthy Homes Bill needed to keep kids out of hospital – Labour Party
National’s promise to reduce child hospital admissions can only be kept by backing Labour’s Healthy Homes Bill, says Leader of…
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NZME-Fairfax Merger Decision: A victory for the public but now the Government must step in to save news media – Coalition for Better Broadcasting
The Coalition for Better Broadcasting welcomes the Commerce Commission’s decision to uphold its draft determination and decline the merger between…
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Labour’s housing plan needed for Wellington as prices top $600,000 – Labour Party
As the price of the average house in Wellington passes $600,000, the need for Labour’s plan to build affordable houses…
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5 good reasons to celebrate the no newspaper monopoly for Corporate Media
We should all celebrate the Commerce Commissions surprise decision that the corporate media can’t do what they want and form a newspaper monopoly, the audacity is that Fairfax and NZME thought they could get away with it in the first place,
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Malcolm Evans – Mr Brownlee goes to Canberra
Malcolm Evans – Mr Brownlee goes to Canberra
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E tū welcomes ComCom media merger decision
E tū has welcomed today’s Commerce Commission decision to reject the merger of Fairfax and NZME. E tū’s Senior Industrial…
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Let’s have open slather on the 1990s
I warmed to Jim Bolger considerably after his Mea Culpa moment. His government indeed was responsible for the unfortunate gutting of the unions and the massive redistribution to the wealthy under National’s failed trickle down theory.
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Dave Macpherson: Dodgy Doctor claims health has passed annual ‘check-up’
While I was walking 4 kms around Hamilton Lake on Saturday, in the company of 500 other citizens aiming to draw attention to the high and worsening rates of suicide in New Zealand, a press release from Health Minister ‘Dr’ Jonathan Coleman arrived in my in-box.