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First IGIS review of intelligence warrants under ISA
The Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security, Cheryl Gwyn, has today published a report on the first nine months of intelligence…
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Greenpeace upset at failure to include agriculture in ETS
Greenpeace disbelief at Govt’s failure to include agriculture in ETS “improvements” Wednesday, December 12: The Government has just announced “improvements”…
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ANZASW statement on Child Poverty Monitor report
The Aotearoa New Zealand Association of Social Workers (ANZASW) believes that the statistics and findings contained in the Child Poverty…
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SAFE demands a ban on greyhound racing
353 dogs put to death in Greyhound Racing industry – SAFE demands a ban on greyhound racing SAFE is demanding…
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Communities Call for Action – Salvation Army
People in hard-working communities are calling on the Prime Minister for help dealing with the impact of drugs, the housing…
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A Call to Action in Manurewa – Salvation Army
People in Manurewa want to talk to the Prime Minister about street gangs, crime, drug abuse and impacts of the…
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A Call to Action in Hornby – Salvation Army
People in Hornby want to talk to the Prime Minister about better infrastructure, economic growth and opportunities for disconnected young…
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The real work begins on the Medical Cannabis scheme – MCANZ
MCANZ is delighted at the historic achievement of a solid commitment to produce Medical Cannabis in New Zealand, and is…
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The Salvation Army’s Latest Report: Identifying the Sins – but not the Solutions
THE LATEST “State of Our Communities” report from the Salvation Army exposes a worrying fragility in New Zealand’s social relationships. Behind the happy multicultural façade so beloved of politicians and bureaucrats, racial animosities fester and tensions between competing ethnic communities multiply.