Kiwi Workers Celebrate Labour’s New Workplace Policies – E Tu
The Labour Party’s Workplace Relations and Safety policy release today will see workers across the country being much better off….
Author: The Daily Blog
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Unions Welcome Release Of Labour’s Industrial Relations Policy – CTU
The Council of Trade Unions is applauding today’s launch of the Labour Party’s industrial relations 2020 election policy by spokesperson…
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Green Party And TOP Commit To Introducing Rent Caps – Renters United
The Green Party and The Opportunities Party (TOP) made commitments to introduce rent caps, speaking at an election forum in…
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Voting Place Locations Released – Electoral Commission
More than 2,800 voting places locations have been reconfirmed for the 2020 General Election and referendums. Voting Services National Manager…
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Disability Sector Funding Crisis Continues; Time For Political Parties To Step Up – Disability Support Network
The Ministry of Health’s notification that disability support providers will receive a paltry 1% contract price increase after 3 years…
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What You Need To Know About Online Gambling In New Zealand
Millions of people across the world gamble, and New Zealanders aren’t an exception. In fact, according to research by health…
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How to Make a Great Resume With No Work Experience
You have no experience, and you are worried because your resume looks as empty as an SJW’s friends list on…
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How The Parties Score On Policies For Children And Young People – Tick for Kids
Tick for Kids has released a series of political scorecards focused on social policies to help voters make their decision…
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Dave Macpherson: Right-wing party puts more thought into Mental Health Policy than the others….
This will be one of the more unusual, and probably contentious, blogs I’ve written, but I’ve come to the conclusion that ACT has paid significantly more attention to putting out a coherent mental health policy than any of the other parties currently represented in Parliament.
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Dr Liz Gordon: Governing alone in the MMP environment
There has not been a one-party government in New Zealand since 1993. It was a crap government, led by Jim Bolger but determined to continue the strong neo-liberal path opened up by Labour (1984 and 1987) and confirmed by their own National Government (1990, the mother of all budgets, make the rich richer and the poor poorer).