A cautious welcome for potential public media model – Better Public Media
Better Public Media cautiously welcomes the news that the government is considering establishing a multi-platform public media provider. Whether or…
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Parliament Passes Bill Lacking Important Safeguards – Euthanasia Free NZ
Parliament Passes Bill Lacking Important Safeguards “It’s highly concerning that Parliament has voted for the End of Life Choice Bill…
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End-of-Life Choice Society is pleased
The End-of-Life Choice Society is pleased MPs have recognised that the majority of voters across a wide spectrum of society…
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CPAG Summit puts the spotlight on welfare reform and the WEAG report
It’s time for our leaders to harness their power to take action on meaningful and sustained welfare policy changes, so that all children can have the opportunity to live good lives and to experience a happy, healthy childhood, says Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG).
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Budget investigation shut down and new inquirer appointed – State Services Commission
State Services Commissioner Peter Hughes has today terminated the investigation into how Budget-sensitive material was accessed at the Treasury and…
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Kindness-based prison programme is a recipe for success – Department Of Corrections
The Department of Corrections is marking World Kindness Day today (13 November) by acknowledging the work Good Bitches Baking does…
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DHB bailouts symptomatic of underfunding – Association of Salaried Medical Specialists
DHB bailouts symptomatic of underfunding Emergency cash injections for DHBs are a symptom of a woefully inadequate budget planning process…
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Period poverty should be the beginning of a wider debate
The Government is there to shape and regulate the market for public good, this is a way to reshape it and make peoples lives a little easier.
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BREAKING: Feminism 2020 Conference to be held at Parliament
This is a huge political victory for Seymour and the woke’s attempt to strangle off free speech has back fired.
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Euthanasia needs to be a referendum decision
Will this bill allow those in pain and with terminal illness the peace they deserve or will it become a loophole of coercion?