Female Majority in Supreme Court Valuable Step in Advancing Gender Equity – NZ Bar Association
2017 saw the history-making sitting of the Supreme Court of New Zealand as a female-majority bench. The five-judge Court comprised…
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A Point To Consider On s59 ‘Anti-Smacking’ Debate
There’s a point to be made on this whole ‘Anti-Smacking’/s59 debate which New Zealand First has brought back to the limelight, that I don’t think I’ve seen anyone else making.
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Director of Mental Health states DHBs have provisions to allow mental health unit patients to smoke – not followed by Waikato DHB
Dear Waikato DHB Board members – attached is a link to an article published today by Stuff in which the Director of Mental Health at the Ministry of Health, Dr John Crawshaw, made the following points in respect of smoking by inpatients at DHBs’ mental health units:
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Malcolm Evans – National Party slogan 2017
Malcolm Evans – National Party slogan 2017
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Political Caption Competition
I would prefer to be on the harbour cruising than answering these questions about bloody Nicky Wagner
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Tuesday 20th June 2017
5: What Would Happen in the Hours and Minutes After the US Bombed Iran?
4: REPUBLICAN DATA-MINING FIRM EXPOSED PERSONAL INFORMATION FOR VIRTUALLY EVERY AMERICAN VOTER
3: Black Lives Matter Protests Acquittal of Officer in Minnesota Killing
2: Qatar FM: We won’t negotiate until blockade is lifted
1: Russia warns US its fighter jets are now potential target in Syria -
The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 20th June 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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TOP – Letter to Shayne Currie regarding cadet sports reporters, Steve Braunias
Shayne Currie Editor NZ Herald Dear Shayne I write concerning one of your cadet sports reporters, Steve Braunias. This young…
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New Zealand Red Cross celebrates World Refugee Day
New Zealand Red Cross is celebrating the contribution former refugees have made to their new communities this World Refugee Day…
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Review Shows Child Protection Services Need Further Work
One of the first academic and independent reviews of the Government’s direction on child protection services has raised fundamental concerns…