Nationwide Print Media Campaign Launched – Social Credit Party
Social Credit has launched a major print media campaign in nine of the country’s major newspapers to put the pressure…
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COVID-19: Leave Subsidy Changes – Needs To Go Further – CTU
The Council of Trade Unions welcomes the government’s announcement to extend the leave subsidy as part of the package to…
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SAFE Wants Plant-based Agriculture At The Heart Of COVID-19 Economic Stimulus
The demand for plant-based protein is growing internationally, and the Government should seize the opportunity to include this in their…
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Economic Impact Of COVID-19 At A Glance – Statistics New Zealand
A new webpage gathers key high-frequency and near real-time economic indicators to help track the impact of COVID-19 on the…
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Have You Long Dreamed of Obtaining Amazon AWS Certified Developer – Associate Certification? Do It Now with Exam Dumps!
The Amazon AWS Certified Developer – Associate certificate is aimed at those professionals who carry out the job role of…
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How to Make the Most Out of the COVID-19 Lockdown
This recent coronavirus outbreak has been making headlines for the past months and unfortunately, it shows no signs of slowing…
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Further Information On Support For Foreign Nationals – National Emergency Management Agency
We recognise that COVID-19 is unique in the scale and diversity of impacts it has had, and will continue to…
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GUEST BLOG: Moana Maniapoto – Anzac in a time of COVID
Anzac Day saw Bubbles all around New Zealand stand at dawn. By the mailbox. In gardens. In lounges. Physically distant but united. Reflecting. On life. On loss. On war. On history.
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GUEST BLOG: Shirin Brown – Who have you been in level 4? The Covid archetypes
Slightly bored empty nester I do miss pilates and my hair’s starting to look a bit shabby at the roots….
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GUEST BLOG: The Lockdown With Bryan Bruce: Day 33 How Much Can We Go It Alone?
One of the things I hope we will do as a nation in the post pandemic economy is to focus on being more self-sufficient as a country. There are lots of things we once made – like shoes and garments which companies outsourced to places like China and Vietnam where labour was cheaper.