Government’s Homelessness Action plan misses the mark
The State Housing Action Network (SHAN) is deeply disappointed that the Government’s recently announced Aotearoa Homelessness Action Plan fails…
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Winston Peters’ Conduct Is Neither Smart, Nor Wise.
IT’S CLEAR THAT an important aspect of Jacinda Ardern’s political success is her willingness to seek – and take – advice. This is a much more important quality than people might think. The number of political leaders who neither seek, nor take, advice is distressingly high.
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E tū: NZ First photographs deeply worrying
The journalists union, E tū is seeking an assurance from New Zealand First on behalf of its journalist members, that…
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Political Caption Competition
“My fellow New Zealanders. I would like to answer all questions about my dodgy donations by self selecting some questions to read out on the Facebook.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Friday – 14th February 2020
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Three Billboards In A Dirty River, Near Christchurch, Canterbury – Greenpeace
Greenpeace is putting up three billboards in the in the algae-filled Selwyn near Christchurch to remind the Prime Minister of…
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Sallies Issue “Can Do Better” Report Card In Election Year – Salvation Army
This year’s State of the Nation report by The Salvation Army offers a mixed bag of outcomes, with some significant…
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Rio Tinto: Clean Up Your Own Bluff Smelter Mess And Bugger Off – CAFCA
For as long as the Campaign Against Foreign Control of Aotearoa (CAFCA) has existed – more than 45 years…
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Double Jeopardy Or Double Advantage? Ethnic Women In New Zealand Politics – University of Auckland
Where are all the ethnic women leaders in the stories we tell ourselves about Aotearoa New Zealand, past and present?…
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Labour productivity grows 0.5 percent – Statistics New Zealand
New Zealand’s labour productivity rose 0.5 percent in the year ended March 2019, Stats NZ said today. Labour productivity measures…