Students’ Associations Release “No More Excuses!” – NZUSA
General Elections Campaign The New Zealand Union of Students’ Associations (NZUSA), Te Mana Ākonga, the National Disabled Students’ Association, and…
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Phased Tunnels For Second Harbour Crossing – NZ Government
Two new three lane road tunnels (one in each direction) for vehicles between the central Auckland motorway junction and Akoranga…
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Roadmap For Future Of Defence And National Security Released – NZ Government
Rt Hon Chris Hipkins Prime MinisterMinister Responsible for National Security and IntelligenceHon Andrew Little Minister of DefenceLead Coordination Minister for…
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Govt Welcomes Hawke’s Bay Councils Agreement On Cost-sharing – NZ Government
Hon Grant Robertson Minister of Finance Minister for Cyclone Recovery The Government is welcoming region-wide support in Hawke’s Bay for…
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The Time Is Now To Strike Anti-Pacific Racism From New Zealand Law – Greens
A Green Party member’s bill pulled from the ballot today would strike an anti-Pacific racist law from the country’s books…
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Clearer Pricing At Supermarkets Imminent – NZ Government
New regulations will require grocery retailers to consistently and clearly display pricing by weight, volume or number. Kiwis will find…
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First Of Its Kind Public Housing Development Opens In Auckland – NZ Government
Hon Chris Hipkins Prime Minister Hon Dr Megan Woods Minister of Housing The Government is delivering a major boost to…
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Offsite Manufacturing Delivers 42 Homes In Rotorua – NZ Government
Housing Minister Hon Dr Megan Woods opened the largest public housing development completed in Rotorua to date today, holding true…
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E Tū Union Criticised For Not Investigating Sexual Harassment Claims Fairly
The E tū union has been found wanting in a situation where it would be expected it would have challenged…
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Government Makes Historic Pay Offer To Secondary Teachers – NZ Government
The Government has agreed to support the Independent Arbitration Panel’s recommendation to increase secondary teachers’ base salaries by 14.5 percent…