CTU Launches Roving Health and Safety Reps Policy
As New Zealand marks Workers’ Memorial Day, the CTU is demanding new union-backed health and safety reps to stop preventable deaths on the job.
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Modern Slavery Bill Advances After Labour Pressure
After years of delay, Labour has forced movement on modern slavery, dragging hidden exploitation in global supply chains into the light.
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Hidden Transfer Fees Bill Passes First Reading
Kiwis are paying $743 million a year in hidden transfer fees. Labour’s new Bill wants banks to finally show the real cost upfront.
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Boarding House Bill Passes First Reading
After the horror of Loafers Lodge, Labour says it’s time unsafe boarding houses were dragged out of the shadows and held accountable.
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New Zealand’s Online Casino Regulation Shift: What It Means for Kiwi Players in 2026
New Zealand is in the middle of a significant gambling policy overhaul. The Online Casino Gambling Bill, now working its…
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End Bottom Trawling: Swim4TheOcean Hits Parliament
After swimming 1,367km down the North Island, Jono Ridler’s fight to end bottom trawling now lands in Parliament with 73,647 signatures behind him.
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Police Mental Health Withdrawal Plan In Crisis
Police have hit pause on a dangerous mental health withdrawal plan after workers warned patients and frontline staff were being put at risk.
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New Zealand Population Strategy Needed Now
New Zealand is ageing, fertility is falling, migration is doing the heavy lifting, and politicians are still pretending three-year thinking will fix it.
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Overdose Good Samaritan Law Debated In Parliament
Nearly three people a week die from preventable overdoses in New Zealand. A new law aims to stop fear from becoming a death sentence.
