A landmark decision for greyhounds marred by tragedy – Safe
On the very same day the Government announced a historic decision to ban greyhound racing in New Zealand, a dog…
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RELEASE – Reaction to Te Ao Māori News closure “Bad news for good news” – Better Public Media (BPM)
Bad news for good news The trustees of Better Public Media (BPM) are saddened by the demise of Te Ao…
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Rail and Maritime Transport Union media release: Ferry announcement creates more uncertainty
The Rail and Maritime Transport Union (RMTU) is concerned about the Government’s announcement regarding the replacement of the Cook Strait…
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Maritime Union of New Zealand media release: Government ferry announcement fails to launch
The Union representing Cook Strait ferry workers has expressed amazement at the Government’s announcement today on the Cook Strait ferries….
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No More Complicity! Aotearoa National Rally For Palestine – NZ All out for Gaza
A coalition of Palestinians from across Aotearoa have united together to organise a peaceful demonstration of solidarity in Te Whanganui-a-Tara…
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Labour fully supports greyhound racing ban
The Government has done the right thing in moving to ban greyhound racing. “Labour fully supports this decision. The greyhound…
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Greyhound racing industry ban marks new era for animal welfare – Green Party
After years of advocacy, the Green Party is very happy to hear the Government has listened to our collective voices…
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Rangatahi voices must be centred in Government’s Relationship and Sexuality Education refresh – Green Party
In response to a new report from ERO, the Government has acknowledged the urgent need for consistency across the curriculum…
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Stand Tū Māia Sues Children’s Ministry For Breach Of Contract
Stand Tū Māia charitable trust today confirmed that it is taking Oranga Tamariki to court for breaching a three-year integrated…
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PSA Calls On Minister To Reverse Cold-hearted Cuts To Children’s Charity Funding
Children’s Minister Karen Chhour needs to reverse the Government’s funding cuts putting at risk the jobs of more than 300…