“Don’t Give Spies Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Cards”
The New Zealand Security and Intelligence Bill will ensure that spies never get caught by the public again, according to…
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Low-ball pay offer spurs strike at McKechnie Aluminium Solutions
E tū members have walked off the job at McKechnie Aluminium Solutions in New Plymouth, in protest over a low-ball…
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Helen Kelly: 1964-2016 – We have lost a great New Zealander and we are a lesser country for her passing
Her tireless fighting for the most vulnerable workers made her a civil rights champion the likes we haven’t seen in the position of Union President. Her authenticity her realness and her total lack of ego made her unique.
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Announcing the finalists for the 2017 Billy T Award
A musician, a Ministry of Justice employee, a Master in Philosophy, a legal secretary and an IT student are the…
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E tū win recognises whangai relationship of NZ Steel worker
E tū is calling for changes to the Holidays Act following a court decision recognising the whangai relationship of an…
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Indian Students to protest National Government’s Arrogance at Diwali Festival
Indian students being threatened with deportation, along with tens and thousands of Indians will protest at Auckland’s Diwali Festival to…
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National so mean they’ve made Housing NZ homeless
If it was Labour in power and they had screwed up so badly that Housing NZ was in danger of running out of cash, every editorial in the country would be demanding their resignation, National do it and it’s just business as usual.
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MUST READ: Dear New Zealanders – Do you have any idea what the bloody hell the NZ Security and Intelligence Bill does?
As more and more NZers suddenly wake up to this appalling legislation and its ramifications – people are going to be outraged.
Outraged that they didn’t know this bloody thing was even happening.
Outraged at the full scale assault on our democracy that it represents.
And outraged that it’s been allowed to progress this far with bugger all scrutiny.
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Judith Collins and Child Poverty
How dare she blame parents when the housing crisis erodes wages, how dare she blame parents when Kiwis are being forced to live in cars. How dare she blame parents when 41 000 are homeless. How dare she blame parents when there are 300 000 children living in poverty.
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Paralympian Áine Kelly-Costello: Let’s make some noise about Quiet Vehicles… and Quiet Drivers
With my environmental activist hat on, I welcome this shift. With my blind pedestrian hat on, on the other hand, I greet this trend with apprehension.