Frigates late & over budget – Auckland Peace Action
“The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that weapons giant Lockheed Martin will be late on its delivery of Te Kaha,…
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Employer and employee rights and obligations during a pandemic – NZNO
The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) is reminding both employers and employees that they have rights and obligations regarding their…
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RNZ TVNZ Merge may not be in Maori interest – NZ Maori Council calls for greater investment in infrastructure and jobs growth across Maori Radio and Media
The New Zealand Maori Council has said any broadcasting reforms to TVNZ and RNZ must also ensure the sustainability of…
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UN visit underscores importance of good homes as basic right – Community Housing Aotearoa
“Next week’s visit by the UN Special Rapporteur on the right to adequate housing is an opportunity to take a…
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How to Tell Your Boss That You’re Going to Retire by 40
Planning about your future is more than wise – it is necessary. This is why many of us spend years…
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What is the process of working bitcoin
Binary options have become increasingly popular in the past 2 years. This type of trading is desirable for new traders…
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What is a Freedom Camper?
We have all seen the headlines blaming freedom campers for littering etc. But what exactly is Freedom Camping or a…
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Political Caption Competition
“I love Wanky Concert FM more!”
“No I love wanky Concert FM more!”
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday – 11th 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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Both RNZ Concert and Youth Radio – Not Either/Or.
By sacking not only RNZ Concert’s presenters, but also its producers and librarians, and reducing the station to an automated purveyor of classical music in-between parliamentary broadcasts, RNZ’s CEO, Paul Thompson, wasn’t simply announcing an operational shake-up, he was declaring war on one of the most important guardians of New Zealand’s cultural traditions.