Stronger Than Expected GDP Underlines Confidence In Economy – CTU
The economy is in stronger than expected shape, with official figures showing GDP growing at an annual rate of 3.2%…
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WorkSafe Job Losses Another Reminder Of Risks To Public Services This Election – CTU
Working people will bear the brunt of WorkSafe’s proposal for a deep and wide restructuring that was announced today said…
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Orange Roughy Catch Limit A Good Start, But Seamount Trawling Ban Necessary, Say Environmentalists – Greenpeace
Environmentalists have welcomed news that the orange roughy catch will be cut by 40%, but say the need for a…
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There Is No Recession In NZ, Economy Grows Nearly 1 Percent In June Quarter – NZ Government
The economy has turned a corner with confirmation today New Zealand never was in recession and stronger than expected growth…
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Govt Changes Fall Short Of What’s Needed For Migrant Protection – Green Party
The Green Party will keep up the fight to support exploited migrant workers, including pushing to end single employer visas,…
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More Support For Victims Of Migrant Exploitation – NZ Government
The Government will provide a temporary package of further support to exploited migrant workers and strengthen immigration rules to prevent…
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Clean Power Payment The Smartest Way Forward To Reduce Emissions And Bills
Green Party co leader James Shaw visited a home in Auckland today that has been upgraded with a wide range…
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Robbo saves NZ from recession by throwing it all on the Credit Card and opening country to mass immigration
New Zealand posts second-quarter GDP growth of 0.9 percent, no recession New Zealand’s economic growth has risen in the second…
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The gleeful irony of Queenstown’s water poisoning – where’s your hate of 3 Waters now clowns?
Queenstown residents felt sick weeks before boil water notice announced Queenstown locals reported feeling sick weeks before the council issued…
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NZ Politics Daily: 21 September 2023
COALITION ARRANGEMENTS Felix Desmarais (1News): Kiwis want to know if Luxon will work with Peters Chris Trotter: Calling the big dog’s bluff…