Advocates announce ‘Good COP, Bad COP’ awards
With the international tobacco control conference COP9 now over, Tobacco Harm Reduction (THR) advocates have handed out their ‘Good COP,…
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Joint media release: Centre for International Corporate Tax Accountability and Research (CICTAR), FIRST Union and E tū
Following a meeting of world leaders to finalise global rules on multinational tax avoidance, an alliance of groups has estimated that, in New Zealand alone, Uber avoided $6.4…
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Serious Concerns About High-risk Workers Being Forced Back Onsite – CTU
Reports of employers requiring immunocompromised workers to return to work in Auckland are highly concerning, and risk putting workers’ health…
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Tax Justice Aotearoa Slams Uber’s Irresponsible Tax Behaviour At A Time Of Stretched Public Services
Tax Justice Aotearoa welcomes the report Estimating Uber’s tax gap in Aotearoapublished by the Centre for International Corporate Tax Accountability…
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Cancer Society Urges Bold Action To Reach Smokefree 2025
Today the Cancer Society of New Zealand joined a delegation led by Health Coalition Aotearoa (HCA) to present Associate Health…
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Director of Innovation & Productivity appointed at Helius – Helius Therapeutics
Angela Freiden has been appointed Director of Innovation & Productivity at Helius Therapeutics, New Zealand’s largest licenced medicinal cannabis company….
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Submission On Resource Management Amendment Bill Calls For Stronger Recognition Of Natural Environment & Urban Design
EDS has filed its submission on the Resource Management (Enabling Housing Supply and Other Matters) Amendment Bill. The Bill follows…
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Bullying Prevention Is About Creating Inclusive Schools – Joint Project Finds
A project to understand why some schools and kura have low levels of bullying has found its not all about…
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Hundreds Of Disability Support Workers Off The Job As Mandate Starts – Disability Support Network
As the COVID Vaccination Mandatory Order deadline takes effect, a NZDSN survey of its members has found over 200 disability…
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New BSA Guide Clarifies Types Of Complaints Unlikely To Succeed – Broadcasting Standards Authority
The Broadcasting Standards Authority has issued new guidance for audiences and broadcasters about types of complaints that are unlikely to…