Inspectorate Report: Human Rights Issues Continue To Plague Prisons – Amnesty International
The Office of the Inspectorate has released its latest inspection report for Invercargill Prison. The report raises serious concerns across…
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Latest Inflation Figures Show Need To Tackle Low Pay – Statistics New Zealand
Stats NZ released figures showed inflation rising at 6.9% today. With wage inflation at less than half this level, workers…
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Inquiry Finds Omicron Response Put Disabled People At Risk – Human Rights Commission
Responses to the spread of Omicron caused considerable stress, confusion and put the well-being of disabled people at risk, an…
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Veterans Minister Congratulates RSA On 100 Years Since First Poppy Appeal – New Zealand Government
Veterans Minister Meka Whaitiri has congratulated the Royal New Zealand Returned and Services’ Association (RSA) on 100 years since the…
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Dr Bryce Edwards’ NZ Politics Daily Political Roundup: A polarising co-governance decision for Parliament
Co-governance is currently the most polarising issue in New Zealand politics. There’s something of a culture war over the concept…
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Grant Robertson is right, 6.9% inflation spike isn’t Government’s fault, but it soon will be!
As TDB has been predicting, the second wave of Covid is the economic maelstrom it is creating and the inflation…
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Why the MIQ advice issue isn’t really the smoking gun the Right are pretending it is
Yawn… MIQ not justified beyond November, health officials told govt last year Top health officials agreed in November last year…
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Torturing NZ prisoners is counter productive – I can’t believe I have to actually say that
I can’t believe that I actually need to articulate this, but torturing NZ prisoners is counter productive… Tupe Masina spent…
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Passing Down The Power
Exploring the revolutionary potential of Subsidiarity and Participatory Democracy. IT WAS AT the United Auto Workers holiday resort at Lakeside…
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GUEST BLOG: Ben Morgan – Putin’s second ground war starts, but don’t get too excited things won’t change quickly
Last article’s critical question was whether the Russians would slowly build their offensive power or commit to an early offensive….