Retail stats prove more business support still needed
“The Government must support businesses beyond additional resurgence support payments, and Auckland Council needs to come to the party too….
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Hong Kong must regulate not ban vaping – experts
An esteemed group of Asia Pacific medical and scientific professionals and researchers has written to Hong Kong Chief Executive, Hon…
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Auckland port workers call for worker representation – Maritime Union of New Zealand
Auckland port workers are demanding worker representation on the Ports of Auckland (POAL) Board. Maritime Union of New Zealand Auckland…
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Legislation following terror attack must not cause more harm – Amnesty International
The below can be attributed to Amnesty International Aotearoa New Zealand Executive Director Meg de Ronde. Amnesty International Aotearoa New…
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EDS kicks off major Oceans Reform project – Environmental Defence Society
EDS has reached a major milestone in its project looking at the future of the oceans with the release today…
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Alarming! Lockdown forces more Kiwis back to cigarettes – Aotearoa Vapers Community Advocacy (AVCA)
New Zealand’s lockdown has seen many ex-smokers return to cigarettes. Stress or boredom are often to blame, but brand-new retail…
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Latest jump in weekly benefit numbers highest since first lockdown – Child Poverty Action Group
The current lockdown has triggered the largest weekly increase in benefit recipient numbers since the first lockdown last year, and…
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Explosive research busts billionaire’ bullying in Asia Pacific
New research has revealed the anti-tobacco Michael Bloomberg and Bill Gates foundations have funnelled millions of dollars into Asia Pacific…
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A No Booking Approach For Māori and Pasifika Now Required.
Māori and Pasifika must be given equality of access to vaccination clinics. Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency CEO John Tamihere said…
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Government response to lockdown poverty “inadequate” and “sluggish” – Child Poverty Action Group
Child Poverty Action Group is deeply concerned the Minister of Finance this week refused to signal what, if any, desperately-needed…