Lecture series focuses on medium density housing – University of Auckland
Experts in the fields of architecture, planning and urban design will debate what makes good medium density housing at the…
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Open letter: Bring New Zealand-bound asylum-seekers stopped by Australian authorities to New Zealand for processing
We are calling for the New Zealand Government to bring approximately two dozen people currently held at an immigration detention centre in Kapung, Indonesia, to New Zealand to assess their asylum claims in New Zealand itself.
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Any Discussion about Retirement Must Address the Issue of Student Debt – NZUSA
The New Zealand Union of Students’ Associations (NZUSA) says that any discussion about retirement must address the issue of student…
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Yes, Andrew Little and Jacinda intend to campaign together – that’s because Labour intend to win
Jacinda appeals directly to the generation who don’t vote and she has built a huge social media presence. Andrew Little is not so shallow and needy that he has any problem sharing the lime light to reach out to electorates Labour have lost.
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Toxic masculinity, Wellington College and social media
The day to day sexism, the gender pay gap, the double standards, the lack of justice when it comes to sexual assaults and the domestic violence rates all conspire to create an ongoing civil war against women.
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FLAPS Retouched
I’ll show you mine, if you show me yours.
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E tū; Saturday event rallying point for public over Cadbury
E tū has welcomed a community initiative to rally support for saving Dunedin’s Cadbury factory and the jobs of its…
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Rally in Dunedin to oppose proposed closure of Cadbury
A rally will be held on Saturday, March 11th in Dunedin to protest the proposed closure of the iconic Cadbury factory, with the loss of nearly 400 jobs.
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GUEST BLOG: John Stroh – Pragmatic Politics
I am developing more and more dislike of our personality politics and the kind of class-conscious elitism that comes in the guise of most, if not all, “isms” that drive our traditional political parties in New Zealand.
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NZ Politics is broken – lowering voting age to 16 could be a solution
The grim reality that policy is built for baby boomers and the rich is blindingly obvious to 18 year olds who have a cynical view of politics. The difficulty in getting them to engage is that they are actually right, the system is built by those who profit from it and numerically that’s baby boomers.