Teachers can help children make their voices heard – Office of the Children’s Commissioner
Primary teachers now have a simple way to encourage their students to know and learn about their rights under the…
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Collaborative video project to amplify the voices of beneficiaries – CPAG
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) and We Are Beneficiaries have teamed up to amplify the voices of those who have…
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Rapid rent increases a product of bipartisan inaction – AAAP
The median nationwide rent has gone up $20 a week over the past two month, a rapid increase that is…
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Workers protest low pay and wage theft at leading computer retailer – First Union
Today’s ‘black Friday’ sale at New Zealand’s largest computer and I.T. retailer is a dark day indeed for its workers. …
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TOP Leadership Election Candidates announced
The Opportunities Party has announced candidates for the Leadership and Member Representative roles in the party elections to be held…
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Tauranga rough sleeping ban vote callous – AAAP
The Tauranga council voted in favour of a bylaw banning begging and rough sleeping within 5m of public entrances to…
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Bus commuters in Waikato ride for free as drivers call for the Living Wage – FIRST Union
Christmas comes early for bus commuters in the Waikato this year as around 120 bus drivers will refuse to accept…
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Education unions’ combined executives to meet – NZEI
The combined National Executives of NZEI Te Riu Roa and the PPTA Te Wehengarua are meeting today (Friday, 16 November)…
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Eight long years later, working people killed in Pike River will not be forgotten – NZCTU
Trade Unions President Richard Wagstaff today welcomed the long-awaited release of the Pike River re-entry plan as a victory for…
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Ambos open to further strike action
Ambos open to further strike action as St John reluctant to request more Government funding for staff numbers and pay……