Public Health At Risk, Tax Cut Labelled Irresponsible – Asthma and Respiratory Foundation
A move to slash the excise tax on Heated Tobacco Products (HTPs) is reckless and favours big tobacco over the…
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PHINZ Opposes Insulation Standards Rollback, Advocates For Effective Building Standards – Passive House Institute New Zealand
Passive House Institute New Zealand (PHINZ) strongly disagrees with proposals to roll back insulation standards. The recent changes to the…
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150 People Picket Against Cuts To Care At Ardiva’s Village At The Park Aged Care Facility – E Tu
About 150 people joined a picket line outside Ardiva’s Village at the Park, a residential aged care facility in Newtown,…
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Prioritise Builders’ Insulation Knowledge Over Rolling Back Regulations – New Zealand Institute of Building Surveyors
Enhancing builders’ education and training on current minimum insulation standards will provide much greater scales of efficiency than rolling back…
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Human Rights Commission Urges Government To Heed HDC Report Ahead Of Royal Commission Findings
A report released this week by the Health and Disability Commission (HDC) has highlighted five years of complaints about residential…
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – Biden and the age problem.
While the news that Joe Biden has ended his US presidential campaign will come a relief to many Democrats ,the…
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Political Caption Competition
C Lister introduces D Lister
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – 22nd July 2024
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day. The Editor…
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Listen PM, Boot Camps Don’t Work – Labour Party
Refusing to listen to evidence, experts or experience the Government is stubbornly marching ahead with its boot camps. “In their…
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Statement From Labour Auckland Issues Spokesperson Shanan Halbert
“Auckland Council’s introduction of a $50 seven-day fare cap for public transport is a welcome relief for Aucklanders who continue…