Camera roll-out a win for the ocean, now needed for full fleet – Greenpeace
Greenpeace says the continued roll out of cameras on boats announced today is a win for ocean health and environmentalists,…
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Minister Of Health Urged To Follow Disability Minister’s Lead – Aged Care Association
The Minister for Disability Issues, Hon. Louise Upston, has confirmed that there will be no funding increase for disabled adults…
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Gender Pay Gap Not Closing – NZCTU
Evidence released by the NZCTU Te Kauae Kaimahi today shows that the gender pay gap is not closing quickly enough….
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Devastating Cuts To Whaakata Māori And Māori Teacher Training Funding – PSA
The Government’s decision to cut funding to Māori Television – Whakaata Māori – and Māori Teacher Training is another devastating…
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TPM ISSUES WARNING TO GOVT: BACK DOWN OR PREPARE FOR THE WRATH OF THE MILLION MĀORI
Today the government announced a $30m cut to Te Ahu o Te Reo Māori- a programme that develops te reo…
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Proposed job losses devastating for Timaru – Labour
News that the Smithfield meatworks could close is devastating for the hundreds of people who work there, Timaru and the…
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Trade Deal is no deal for Workers – NZCTU
“Today’s announcement of a possible trade deal with the United Arab Emirates is not a cause for celebration”, says NZCTU…
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Julian Assange to testify at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg – New Zealanders For Julian Assange
To journalists at Radio New Zealand. Kia ora “Julian Assange is to take part in a hearing, organised by the…
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Advocacy Group Launches Petition on Rail-Enabled Ferry Replacement
South Island and national rail advocacy groups have expressed deep concern over the Government’s failure to announce a rail-enabled replacement…
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Govt set to break promise on Dunedin Hospital – Green Party
The Green Party is calling on the Government to honour its promise to Dunedin and build its new hospital to…