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.
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Malcolm Evans – The National Leadership Race 2018
Malcolm Evans – The National Leadership Race 2018
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Political Caption Competition
Joyce – “So I’m up here Simon and you’re down there and I should be the Prime Minister”
English – “You’ve had 9 fucking years and that’s the best argument you came up with. Look at Simon’s face, he can’t believe it either’? -
The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 20th February 2018
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Meth moral panic continues under proposed tenancy changes – The Salvation Army New Zealand
Proposals to allow landlords to evict tenants with just seven days notice for methamphetamine contamination are an extension of the…
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New Zealand Coalition to End Homelessness – New Zealand Coalition to End Homelessness (NZCEH)
New Zealand Coalition to End Homelessness • The New Zealand Coalition to End Homelessness (NZCEH) is an incorporated society that…
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Better volunteering outcomes for recent migrants – Volunteering New Zealand
Volunteering New Zealand (VNZ) has secured funding to deliver a nationwide programme of work that aims to deliver better volunteering…
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Nonsensical Ministry decision to refuse fair recruitment payments to primary teachers – NZEI
A Ministry of Education refusal to pay the same value “recruitment, retention and responsibility” (3R) payments to primary teachers as…
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MUST READ: “This is a state of emergency” – New Zealand at the Turning Point
This is a state of emergency. If only piecemeal measures are contemplated and if the structural underpinnings of wealth polarisation are not recognised, our county`s future is bleak . Slums on the edges of our major cities, prison riots, civil unrest and a secluded one per cent contributing to charities but secretly blaming the poor for their plight.