Unemployment rate down to 4.0 percent – Statistics New Zealand
The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 4.0 percent in the December 2019 quarter, down from 4.1 percent (revised) last quarter,…
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The Crown must address rights and interests in freshwater – Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu
Ngāi Tahu shares the view of Iwi Chairs that the government needs to progress engagement with iwi, hapū and whānau…
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Iwi Chairs are united in their position on freshwater rights and interests, the National Iwi Chairs Forum announced today.
Iwi Chairs are united in their position on freshwater rights and interests, the National Iwi Chairs Forum announced today. “While…
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Celebrating the life of Dame Whina Cooper – NZ Government
Minister for Māori Crown Relations: Te Arawhiti Kelvin Davis today joined Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, the Cooper whānau, Waipuna Marae…
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Prison building intentions triple in 2019 – Statistics New Zealand
About three times the value of building work for prisons was consented in the December 2019 year ($229 million) than…
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Kiwi Corporates Must Be Shamed for Bloated CEO Pay Packets – Closing The Gap
An obscene 12 percent pay jump for already overpaid CEOs last year reveals a wilful ignorance from much of corporate…
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Historical abuse of Māori in care: Iwi Board Chairs urged to support Royal Commission to find Māori solutions
Abuse in Care Inquiry Chair Coral Shaw has urged Iwi Board Chair’s to assist the Royal Commission to reach Māori…
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Coronavirus: Government’s hasty travel ban causes international education crisis- NZISA
On Sunday February 2nd 2020, the New Zealand government issued a travel ban on Chinese nationals and any foreign nationals…
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WTO mourns the passing of former Director-General Mike Moore
Mike Moore, the third Director-General of the World Trade Organization, died on Sunday 2 February at his home in Auckland,…
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Listen to Science Not a Convenient Lie – Vegan Society
Dr Graeme Coles, an advocate for the dairy industry, claims that a plant-based diet is more wasteful and damaging for…