Millions talking about Giving Nothing To Racism – NZ Human Rights Commission
New Zealand’s first nationwide anti-racism campaign has reached millions of New Zealanders since its launch less than a year ago….
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Labour’s promise to lift ECE quality a huge relief – NZEI
Labour has today shown what an alternative Government would mean for quality education, by promising to restore funding for Early…
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West Coast needs a bold, smart vision – not more ‘boom and bust’ – Forest And Bird
Forest & Bird is calling for a bolder vision for the West Coast in response to new plans to smooth…
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Farmers star in Greenpeace film
What if? Asks a new short film from Greenpeace. What if the solution for overcoming our freshwater crisis came from…
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IwiRail Policy gets thumbs up but NZ First are opportunists say Gisborne Rail advocates
The Gisborne rail coalition is describing the IwiRail regional development policy launched by the Maori Party yesterday as a “the…
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Greenpeace says council decision means dam is dead
Hawke’s Bay Regional Council appears to have hammered the last nail into the coffin of the Ruataniwha Irrigation Dam. Late…
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The Boxer
At this point in the electoral cycle, Bill English should be staggering across the ring like a bloodied, punch-drunk boxer desperate for the salvation of the fight’s final bell. Instead he’s still up on his toes and trading punches with an opposition that seems incapable of laying a single glove on his up-tilted prime-ministerial chin.
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A good start to WFF changes, what will Greens have in store? – CPAG
There could finally be some real headway made with Working for Families (WFF) if all the latest policy announcements come…
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Friday 14th July 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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GUEST BLOG: Tibby White – An Open Letter To All Beneficiaries
Being a beneficiary doesn’t mean I don’t still have dreams and a goal of eventually being able to support myself again. I’m never thrilled at the prospect of needing to book an appointment at my local WINZ office. In fact the only time I ever feel like a second rate citizen in my own country is when I’m forced to leave my dignity at the door of WINZ, and join the queue to plead my case for whatever meagre assistance I may be entitled to. Today was one of those days.