Greenpeace launches legal challenge against controversial $1b dam plan
Greenpeace NZ is launching a legal challenge against a controversial plan to build a dam that’s set to cost close…
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Prime Minister must back working Kiwis – CTU
The Prime Minister needs to reassess his priorities and move urgently to stop working Kiwis losing up to a million…
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It’s about student safety not a school’s reputation – Human Rights Commission on bullying
The Human Rights Commission says New Zealand schools must call the Police when students suffer serious assaults. “If a student…
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E tū wins holiday arrears back-pay for Premier Beehive workers
E tū has won back-pay for holiday and other pay arrears possibly affecting dozens of night-shift workers at bacon processor,…
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Government must move urgently to prevent working people losing millions – CTU
The Government must take action urgently to prevent working people losing up to a million dollars a day in unpaid…
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Urgent action needed to protect staff and young people at Te Puna Wai – PSA
Young people and staff at Christchurch’s Te Puna Wai youth justice facility are at serious risk every day, and urgent…
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Getting On Top Of Things: The National Party’s Strategy Of Class Defence
Social democracy and egalitarianism are joined at the hip, and the longer they persist the easier it gets for working-class people to say “Fuck you!” – and walk away. Capitalism can survive many things: riots, strikes, economic depressions, even wars: but it cannot survive that.
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Another example of a McDonald’s worker shortpaid annual leave
McDonald’s worker Shontelle Kingston got a week’s annual leave paid out at 30 hours last week when it should have…
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Exclusive to Waatea 5th Estate 7pm tonight – Hone Harawira & Marama Fox
7pm live streamed tonight here on thedailyblog, SkyTV 83 and simulcast across all Iwi radio stations.
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GUEST BLOG: Sam Gribben – Welcome back, Hone Harawira
With the Greens’ long and deliberate shift from the fringes, which has now resulted in an official Memorandum of Understanding with Labour, there is a renewed need for the outspoken, radical flank.
