Racing Integrity Board Reports Makes The Case For Greyhound Racing Closure – SAFE
The Racing Integrity Board’s (RIB) damning reports, released today by Racing Minister Kieran McAnulty, show the greyhound racing industry can’t…
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Caritas: Action On Housing Welcomed – But Action Needed On Emissions
Caritas has welcomed budget initiatives to assist low-income households but is calling for more urgent action on reducing emissions. “We…
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Legal Industry Report Released – Unpaid Overtime On The Rise – Aotearoa Legal Workers’ Union (ALWU)
The average legal worker in New Zealand is working nearly a day for free each week, the results of a…
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Realising Food Secure Communities In Aotearoa – Zero Hunger Collective
Kore Hiakai Zero Hunger Collective has released a new report ‘Realising Food Secure Communities in Aotearoa: A review of locally…
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We Must Be Answerable To Our Most Vulnerable – Human Rights Commission
Housing is so critical to wellbeing that an independent accountability body is needed to hold governments on track for this…
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Budget 2023: Pasifika Futures Allocated $34.5 Million To Continue Serving Pacific Families
As the Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency for Pacific families, PFL will be allocated$34.5 million over the next four years. PFL…
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New Plymouth-Marton Railway Route Under Mothballing Threat – Save Our Trains
Save Our Trains Campaign says the mothballed Stratford-Okahukura railway line must be urgently re-opened to save the New Plymouth-Marton freight…
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The Working Group with Duncan Garner, Matthew Hooton & Damien Grant
NZ’s best weekly political podcast (that is not funded by NZ on Air) presents a political review of the…
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NZ Politics Daily: 23 May 2023
Today’s content CLIMATE CHANGE, NZ STEEL DEAL Simon Wilson (Herald): Christopher Luxon gets it right and terribly wrong on NZ…
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Geoffrey Miller: Political Roundup: How successful was Chris Hipkins’ trip to Papua New Guinea?
Chris Hipkins is blazing his way through New Zealand’s foreign policy. The New Zealand Prime Minister’s fast-but-furious visit to Papua…