Community comes together to call for halt to proposed lockout – E Tu
E tū members, whānau and community supporters are coming together on the picket line in a final attempt to win…
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Advisory Board Welcomed As Step Toward A By Māori For Māori Approach For Care And Protection – Office of the Children’s Commissioner
The appointment of an advisory board for Oranga Tamariki is welcome and should be a step toward a total transformation…
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Wealth Of New Zealand’s Richest Person’s Soars By $3.4bn Since Beginning Of Pandemic – Oxfam
New Zealand’s richest citizen, Graeme Hart, has seen his fortune increase by NZ$3,494,333,333 since March 2020 – a sum equivalent…
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Lockout Threat: Lifewise Homecare Support Workers Won’t Give Up – E Tu
E tū Lifewise homecare members have been taking strike and picket action since December 2020 for basic improvements in their…
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Exit Of Moss Vital First Step In The Sequence Of Transformation – National Urban Maori Authority
The sudden departure of Graine Moss from her Chief Executive role at Oranga Tamariki is a vital first step in…
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Cost Of Living Rising For Poorest Households – CTU
The Council of Trade Unions is warning that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) figures out today illustrate that the cost…
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Crusher lands her first political blow of 2021 with embarrassment of electoral wealths
Judith cleverly left Jacinda with the entire housing crisis to juggle on her own while keeping Covid out.
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Political Caption Competition
Kia ora, could you direct me to the insurrection please?
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday – 27th January 2021
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Dr Liz Gordon: It was always going to be trouble
There is something very old-fashioned about this. The old cultural cringe of New Zealand, where people used to think that anything that is from outside our shores must be better, brighter, more innovative and more important than what we can produce ourselves.