Minimum Wage Increase To Make Real Difference, Says NZCTU
The biggest increase in the history of the minimum wage will have a huge impact for workers on low wages,…
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Political Leadership Needed To Reverse Extinction Trends – Forest and Bird
Forest & Bird says environmental indicator reporting today by Stats NZ is sobering, and shows how a whole-of-Government approach is…
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Greenpeace Welcomes National’s Renewable Energy Policy, But Fossil Fuel Exploration And Agriculture Remain Key Concerns
Greenpeace is welcoming the National Party’s new renewable plans – ‘Electrify NZ’ – with its focus on increasing renewable electricity…
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Auckland Council Admits It Doesn’t Know The Impact Of Its Own Budget Cuts – Forest And Bird
Auckland Council has proposed significant budget cuts without assessing the potential impacts on the region’s environment and climate change efforts,…
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Rule Change For Overseas Voting – Electoral Commission
The rules for overseas voting are changing from today for this year’s General Election to recognise the effect the pandemic…
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Government To Cement In High Carbon Future – The Rail Advocacy Collective
The government’s recent announcement of five high carbon options for the next harbour crossing has disappointed those concerned about climate…
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NZNO Welcomes Pay Parity Move, Leaving Out GP Nurses Regrettable
The New Zealand Nurses Organisation Tōpūtanga Tapuhi Kaitiaki o Aotearoa (NZNO) has welcomed this morning’s Government announcement to address pay…
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National surprise with big electricity vision
I know, I’m as genuinely shocked as you are, National actually come up with some policy that is interesting and…
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MPI are nothing more than gimps for fishing industry interests and this political cowardice is rife throughout Government agencies!
As someone who believes in the power for good of the State, when I see it functioning in the interests…
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The political danger of the Green Party war on white cis males
I’m not sure the Green Party and woke activist war on white cis males is the vote winner 6 months…