Fish & Game react to shoddy LGNZ Essential Freshwater report
Local Government New Zealand’s Regional Sector Water Subgroup has today released a report assessing some of the potential impacts of…
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Media hype on vegan health continues – Vegan NZ
The BBC recently published an article stating that vegans had a higher likelihood of stroke. Nothing more than sensationalist headlining,…
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TRANS GROUP CRITICISES RECENT ARTICLE IN GREEN PARTY MAGAZINE AS DISINGENUOUS AND CRUELY DIVISIVE
TRANS GROUP CRITICISES RECENT ARTICLE IN GREEN PARTY MAGAZINE AS DISINGENUOUS AND CRUELY DIVISIVE Trans-rights support groups…
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Media UPDATE : Lightning to strike twice at SkyCity as 94% Casino union members vote to strike this weekend – Unite
UPDATE: Hundreds of SEA-Unite union members voted overwhelmingly to strike again this weekend. 94% voted for the Saturday 10pm to…
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Media release: Casino union members voting to strike again this weekend after SkyCity brings no offer to mediation – Unite
After SkyCity offered no movement at all yesterday in mediation over the key claim for weekend and night rates, union…
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CPAG mourns passing of Kathryn and calls for a more just welfare system
It is with great sadness that Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) has learned that Kathryn, whose tragic story CPAG documented…
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Waste & Energy Policy – JT for Mayor
The Council’s waste policy should be focused on serving the needs of citizens and ratepayers through the delivery of services…
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0800 JACINDA, the Opportunities Party and What Happens Next
The Opportunities Party is serious about communicating with New Zealanders about important change. We’re changing too, to better reflect our…
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Interest rate cap a momentous change timed well with Money Week ahead – Child Poverty Action Group
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) and Ngā Tāngata Microfinance (NTM) jointly welcome the extra consumer protections added to the Credit…
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A law that breaches children’s human rights in New Zealand can and should change, urgently – Amnesty International
The Minister for Children, Hon. Tracey Martin says there’s no immediate plan to change legislation that’s breaching New Zealand’s human…