New Zealand aid charities have zero tolerance for abuse – Council for International Development
It is deeply shocking to read of cases overseas where some aid workers have taken advantage of the people their…
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Gamblers spent $125 million more – Department Of Internal Affairs
Gamblers in New Zealand spent $2,334 million dollars on the four main forms of gambling in the 2016/17 financial year,…
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Workers gutted as ABCorp confirms trans-Tasman move – E Tu
E tū is extremely disappointed with the confirmation today that the plastic card manufacturer, ABCorp is to close its Christchurch…
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Transport Minister celebrates opening of Te Onewa Pā – NZ Government
Minister of Transport, Phil Twyford, has this morning opened the recently upgraded Te Onewa Pā, located under the northern end…
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Childcare a challenge for 1 in 6 working parents – Statistics NZ
Not having care available when they needed it was the main childcare difficulty (38 percent) for parents who worked, or…
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The state of our homes – Statistics New Zealand
Hundreds of homes will soon be assessed as part of a nation-wide survey on housing quality. The survey will help…
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Pleased With Free Education, Betrayed By CPTPP – Otago Students Against CPTPP
Tonight the Otago Students Against The CPTPP will be protesting outside the Otago University Convocation Ceremony, hoping to send a…
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Second sweep of the Great DDT Muster gathers pace – 3R Group
A nationwide initiative to rid New Zealand of banned pesticides like DDT is gaining momentum as farmers turn over tonnes…
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Workload, mentoring, pay: new educators call for action – NZEI
It’s time for the new Labour-led Government to prioritise better support for new teachers if the teacher shortage crisis is…
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National’s Moderates May Win This Leadership Battle – But Can They Win The War?
With the serried ranks of the now largely unified National Caucus arrayed against her, Collins could elect to either fight it out to the bitter end, or, to lower her banners and join in Adams’ victory feast.