Greenpeace Transforms Parliament Lawn into a Riverbed
Politicians might have to carry out a river-crossing to get to work today. Greenpeace is creating a fifty metre long…
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Counting down to a better equal pay law – CTU
The Council of Trade Unions (CTU) says ‘working for free day’ today is no cause for celebration, but politicians have…
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Single men and masculinity – University of Auckland
What is it really like being a single man in 21st Century New Zealand today? With online dating apps and…
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Activists lock down Australian High Commission for Manus – Peace Action Wellington
Peace Action Wellington have locked down the Australian High Commission. Peace activists have locked themselves to the gates of the…
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Being economically occupied by China, politically owned by America and what EVERYONE is missing about how to defeat TPPA
We can stamp our feet like the Green Party and the Unions have and throw a tantrum and just refuse to actually engage with the process OR we can see this as an opportunity to directly influence our political and economic independence.
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Where to next for children’s rights – Human Rights Commission
Calls from the Children’s Commissioner to ensure that children and the rights of children are at the heart of policy…
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A new chapter for children’s rights in New Zealand? – Office of the Children’s Commissioner
The Children’s Commissioner is calling on the country to embrace children’s rights to ensure their overall well-being. “The new Government…
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We absolutely can do better to support rights of children – Child Poverty Action Group
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) welcomes the new report “Getting it Right” by the United Nations Convention on the Rights…
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CPTPP Progresses – Employers And Manufacturers Association
Confirmation that a deal to keep the Trans-Pacific Partnership alive is good news for the export community, says the EMA….
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Decision to Delay Monitoring ‘Fatally Flawed’ – Maui and Hector’s Dolphin Defenders
Conservation group representatives say a decision by the new Minister of Fisheries, Stuart Nash, to delay implementation of camera monitoring…