First Security to pay Living Wage to PECCS guards – E tū
Prison escort guards employed by First Security are to be paid the living wage of $20.20 per hour as their…
Author: The Daily Blog
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Who Owns New Zealand? CAFCA Releases Latest Key Facts
The Campaign Against Foreign Control of Aotearoa (CAFCA) has uploaded the 2017 edition of its Key Facts.
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DOCUMENTARY FESTIVAL REELS IN TOP FILMS FOR THE 2017 PROGRAMME
The Documentary New Zealand Trust presents
Doc Edge International Film Festival (Doc Edge)
Wellington, 10 – 21 May
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Your Voice Election 2017 – Ann Johns* experience of how CYFs killed her son
The CYF workers did absolutely nothing right, I blame them the most for the death of my son. They refused to engage with me on any level and I was, not only his mother, but a guardian. They ignored all that. I have pages and pages of their incompetence and uselessness.
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Petition to save Cadbury goes global – E tū
The petition to save the Dunedin Cadbury factory and the jobs of its workers has gone global. A local petition/open…
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5 things to take away from Marama Davidson’s remarkable journey on Women’s boat to Gaza
On Monday night, clad in a traditional Palestinian dress, which was presented to her by a Palestinian woman, Green MP Marama Davidson addressed a packed audience at Workers’ Educational Association in Christchurch.
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Protect State Housing – Thursday 9th March 7pm Transitional Cathedral
Housing Action Canterbury – www.hac.kiwi
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MUST READ: Don’t believe the lies about the unaffordability of National Super
Big business just wants to cut any government expenditure that isn’t going to directly subsidise their profit making activities. This has led to a slashing of the number of people receiving a benefit as a percentage of the working age population from 13% to 8 % when unemployment only fell on average from 8 to 6%.
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GUEST BLOG: James Norton – Outrageous conduct of The Lines Company
Why would your readers outside The King Country want to read about The Lines Companys dodgey pricing? Because the government wants to extend the Peak Load Pricing Model to all lines companys throughout NZ.
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GUEST BLOG: David Tank – Bill’s Super bluff a con for coalition with Winston
Let’s see then…23 years from now …2040AD… 8 General Elections gone, boomers but a memory and all the whiles amidst an endless series of social, political and environmental disasters… a terrible tidal wave… a flood…wars… plagues… famines… hell…even cats and dogs living together in peace and harmony!