EDS releases new report on Biobanking in New Zealand
The Environmental Defence Society has released a new research report aimed at exploring how habitat banking could contribute to the…
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E tū fights employer moves to undermine minimum wage rise
E tū is very disappointed to learn that some employers are trying to avoid the upcoming minimum wage increase by…
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Working and Welfare: how do they mix? – Beneficiary Advisory Service
Rebecca Occleston of Beneficiary Advisory Service states that she read another article recently on “Generous welfare benefits make people more…
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GUEST BLOG: Brian Easton – The Future of New Zealand Capitalism?
Announcing that he was going with Labour, Winston Peters said that he was committed to making capitalism in New Zealand more human. One could write a book on possible meanings of ‘capitalism’ and libraries on the potential, or not, for improving it. We must be briefer.
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BSA confirms accuracy of Greenpeace criticism – Greenpeace
Broadcasting Standards Authority confirms accuracy of Greenpeace criticism of fishing industry The BSA today confirmed the accuracy of criticism made…
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Political Caption Competition
Bill English and Paula Bennett convinced new look will succeed in 2020.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday 1st November 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Dollars and sense – Joyce’s hypocrisy
You’d think that after the humiliation of being dumped from government, that National’s ex-Ministers would keep a relatively low profile in the next few months.
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Manus Island: Authorities must prevent violence and ensure safety of refugees – Amnesty International
Manus Island: Authorities must prevent violence and ensure safety of refugees Amnesty International researchers have been on Manus Island…
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GUEST BLOG: Te Reo Putake – Catalonia; Why the Left does not support Puigdemont
The working class of Catalonia is not overwhelmingly of Catalonian heritage. In the Franco years, Barcelona was flooded by ethnic Spanish workers seeking a better life. Generations on, Catalonia is as much Spanish as it is Catalan.