Māui and Hector’s dolphin proposals not fit for crisis – Greenpeace
Greenpeace is calling the Government’s latest proposal to save Māui and Hector’s dolphins a “pathway to extinction for the world’s…
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NZ government extends Iraq and Afghanistan troop deployments – Socialist Equality Group
The Labour Party-NZ First-Greens coalition government announced on June 10 that New Zealand’s deployment of about 100 soldiers to Iraq…
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A new offer on the table for secondary teachers – PPTA
Secondary teachers have received a new offer from the government to settle the area school and secondary collective agreements. The…
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Primary teachers to vote on a proposed settlement – NZEI
Two weeks after the largest strike in the New Zealand history, proposed settlements and an accord between the Government and…
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SAFE to launch petition to Parliament at Rally
International Awareness Day to Stop Live Transport will today see caring Kiwis outside Parliament, speaking out against the cruelty of…
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New Kiwi research questions Government’s loan shark decision – FinCap
The Government’s decision to not cap the interest rate loan sharks can charge is under further scrutiny following the release…
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CPAG welcomes Ministry of Health focus on food insecurity
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) says that income adequacy, along with the consistent certainty of income, is key to ensuring…
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Canterbury Museum recently acquired the Roger Award trophy from the Christchurch-based Campaign Against Foreign Control of Aotearoa (CAFCA).
The Roger Award was named after former Minister of Finance Roger Douglas, who oversaw radical economic reforms in the 1980s….
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JustSpeak responds to He Waka Roitmata
Cross party consensus, devolving power and resources to Māori, and addressing the social drivers of crime must form part of…
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E tū Aviation welcomes Air NZ move on Tā moko, tattoos – E Tu
E tu’s Head of Aviation, Savage, has welcomed Air New Zealand’s move to allow employees to display Tā moko and…