Chief Human Rights Commissioner To Sign CAB Petition Against Digital Exclusion
Today, the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) launches a campaign urging party candidates in the upcoming election to commit to ensuring…
Author: The Daily Blog
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PSA Welcomes Labour’s Proposed Partial Rollback Of 2010 Tax Cuts
The Public Service Association says Labour’s announcement of a new 39% tax rate on income over $180,000 is a step…
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Economic Reports Released By Government Show New Zealanders Will Be Better Off Under Legal Cannabis – NZ Drug Foundation
Two economic reports commissioned by the Ministry of Justice to inform the development of the Cannabis Legalisation and Control Bill…
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Māori Party Co-leader Announces Policy To Lift Incomes, Reduce Poverty
Māori Party Co-leader and Te Tai Hauāuru candidate Debbie Ngarewa-Packer has today announced her party’s incomes policy, which addresses Aotearoa’s…
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We Are Not All In This Together, And That Must Change – Public Service Association
The Public Service Association says New Zealanders should be ashamed by povertyand extreme inequality around us, and with election campaigning…
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Five To Thrive Campaign Moves Children’s Issues To Top Of Election Agenda – Five to Thrive
A joint initiative from four of New Zealand’s leading children’s organisations aims to put the needs of tamariki at the…
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TV Debate Criteria Condemned – Social Credit Party
A combined release from: Social Credit Party, Opportunities Party, New Conservative Party, Outdoors Party and Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party. The…
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Guidelines Need Implementation To Make Meaningful Change – Family Planning
Family Planning says the release of the new sexuality education guidelines today is welcome – but without nationally consistent implementation,…
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Government Should “be Kind” To MIQ Workers – Unite
Unite Union, which represents hospitality workers including hotel workers in managed isolation and quarantine facilities, calls on the Government to…
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Election Day Exams Restrict Voting Accessibility – NZUSA
The scheduling of exams at the University of Otago on Election Day comes as a huge blow to voting accessibility…