Corrections Minister Misrepresented Prison Newsletter Say Prisoner Advocates
Prisoner advocacy group People Against Prisons Aotearoa says it’s confused as to why Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis alleged its newsletter…
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Greenpeace Calls For Govt To Lower Nitrate Limit In Drinking Water
Greenpeace has today launched a petition calling on the Minister of Health and the Government’s new water regulating body to…
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Te Paati Māori Calls For Urgent Ministerial Inquiry Into The Treatment Of Inmates In Aotearoa
Te Paati Māori is calling on the Minister for Corrections, Kelvin Davis to urgently commission an inquiry into the treatment…
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Latest Release Of Child Poverty Statistics – Statistics New Zealand
All measures of child poverty were trending downwards, prior to the COVID-19 lockdown, across the two years since year ended…
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Government needs to progress transformation plans to save mill – E Tu
E tū is calling on the Government to lend greater support to Aotearoa New Zealand’s local wood processing industry in…
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“Shocking, disappointing” child poverty statistics show incrementalism isn’t working – CPAG
Incrementalism isn’t working: Child Poverty Action Group says that’s the lesson from the latest child poverty statistics released today. “Although…
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No time for data to reflect what we already know – children and whānau in poverty need change now. – AAAP
The latest statistics on child poverty are set to be released today but won’t show the impact of Covid, which…
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Improvements To Holidays Act Secured – Council of Trade Unions
The NZCTU welcomes today’s announcement that the Government will accept the 22 recommended changes to the Holidays Act made by…
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Live Export Ships Stranded At Sea Reignites Concerns About The Trade – SAFE
Thousands of cattle remain stranded at sea on two livestock ships that left Spain on 18 December. The two vessels,…
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Mandatory Masks On Public Transport – Expert Reaction
The nationwide rules around wearing face masks on public transport at Alert Level 1 will remain in place permanently. It…