Unemployment Tipped To Rise – Maori Unemployment Tipped To Skyrocket – Maori Council
The Executive Director of the New Zealand Maori Council, Matthew Tukaki, has said unemployment in New Zealand will rise significantly…
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More Public Drinking Fountains Needed To Address Poor Health Stats
A national survey of public drinking fountains around Aotearoa, recently undertaken by RefillNZ, has shown that, on average, there is…
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Have Your Say On The Introduction Of The Youth Demerit Points System – Social Services and Community Committee
The Social Services and Community Committee is calling for public submissions on the Oranga Tamariki (Youth Justice Demerit Points) Amendment…
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Brown Voices Matter – But Not To TVNZ – The Maori Party
The Board of Television New Zealand and its senior management determined last week that the Māori Party would not be…
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New Zealand’s Wealthiest People Can Afford To Pay More Tax – Public Service Association
The Public Service Association supports calls by Tax Justice Aotearoa for a more progressive tax system, with increased taxes on…
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Money for Kauri Urgently Needed – The Tree Council Inc
The Tree Council, Waitakere Ranges Protection Society and Forest & Bird have written to Ministers O’Connor, Sage, Jones and Parker…
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Canterbury DHB Chief Executive Put In Untenable Position – Association of Salaried Medical Specialists
The Association of Salaried Medical Specialists says Canterbury DHB Chief Executive David Meates was put in an untenable position and…
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Primary Health Care Strike Ballot Underway – NZNO
More than 3400 Primary Health Care nurses and medical receptionists/administrators across more than 500 practices and accident and medical centres…
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Rod Oram Talks Regeneration And Our Post-Covid Future – Green Party
Respected business journalist Rod Oram visits the Nelson region next week to give two talks on the opportunities that Covid-19…
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Enrol Now To Make Voting Easy – Electoral Commission
Time is running out to make voting easy in the 2020 General Election and referendums. About 500,000 eligible New Zealanders…