National botches health funding numbers – Labour
Health Minister Simeon Brown’s claim that the Government has put $16.68 billion into the health system over three years is…
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Economists, Campaign Groups Hit Out At PPP’s Labelling Them ‘Ideological, Reckless’ – Action Station
Campaign groups, economists and unions have come out against the government’s drive for Public Private Partnerships (PPPs), calling them short-sighted,…
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Three greyhounds dead in one week – video captures harrowing final moments – Safe
SAFE is calling for urgent government action to enforce the closure of greyhound racing following the deaths of two more…
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Barbara Edmonds’ Speech To NZ Investment Summit 2025
I am grateful to have the opportunity to speak to you today about how we make overseas investment work for…
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Auckland Needs Second Harbour Crossing – Labour
Labour supports Minister Chris Bishop’s call for input on the second Waitematā Harbour crossing. “Auckland needs this project, it has…
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Government tramples on the rights of disabled migrant children – Greens
The Green Party is condemning the Government’s move to tighten access to visas for disabled children. “Disabled people deserve dignity…
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Labour does not support PPPs for prisons
Labour does not support the private ownership of core infrastructure like schools, hospitals and prisons, which will only see worse…
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Dunedin Futures report should be a wake-up call – Greens
The newly released report on the South Dunedin Future Programme must be a wake-up call for our Government. “Climate delay…
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E tū members send open letter to James Grenon and NZME board
Members at NZME have today sent an open letter to both the NZME board and Canadian billionaire James Grenon about…
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Luxon’s investment claims undermined by breaches of free trade agreements – Greenpeace
The Prime Minister’s claims to the Infrastructure Investment Summit in Auckland today, that his Government is committed to a rules-based…