Union welcomes Bunnings back down on in-store defibrillators – First Union
The union representing Bunnings workers is welcoming the company’s decision to install defibrillators in five stores, including in stores where…
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Auckland bus company using ratepayers’ money to breach employment law – union
The long running dispute between Auckland bus drivers and their employer is heading to the courts as FIRST Union,…
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Youth Employment, Training and Education – NZ First Private Members’ Bill Series Part 3
Darroch’s bill will create an alternative pathway – using the transformative power of the state to establish an alternative for these young people, which will be available for them before that time-critical point of arguable no return in their late teens.
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Political Caption Competition
Political Caption Competition
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Helen Clark to Launch Religious Diversity Centre
The Rt Hon Helen Clark will launch The Religious Diversity Centre in Aotearoa New Zealand at noon this Wednesday, 30…
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Taking a Poll on Māori – National Urban Māori Authority (NUMA)
The National Urban Māori Authority (NUMA) is conducting an online poll to gauge if Māori living in cities consider themselves…
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Waatea 5th Estate – the flag has failed, so when do we become a Republic?
Discussing when we will have a Republic with…
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday 30th March 2016
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: Willie Jackson – What to do about Radio New Zealand?
A station that gets 35 million in taxpayers funding now not only doesn’t have one Maori presenter in prime time but it doesn’t have any Maori news.