SAFE blows the whistle on failings of Protected Disclosures Act
SAFE has demanded urgent strengthening of the Protected Disclosures Act in its submission to the State Services Commission, to protect…
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New accessibility work programme important step in breaking down barriers – Human Rights Commission
The Human Rights Commission welcomes the announcement of a new government work programme focussing on accessibility. Disability Rights Commissioner Paula…
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All we want for Christmas is a fair deal say Sistema workers – E Tu
All we want for Christmas is a fair deal say Sistema workers. Sistema workers have walked off the job again….
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How much can changing land use fight climate change – Motu Economic and Public Policy Research
New research from Motu Economic and Public Policy Research looks at whether New Zealand can change the way we use…
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Māori Climate Commissioner call for culture of climate denial to be challenged
The Māori Climate Commissioner, Donna Awatere Huata has called on New Zealanders to challenge the culture of climate denial. “According…
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Victory for working people in New Zealand – CTU
The Council of Trade Unions Secretary Sam Huggard says that tonight’s passing of the Employment Relations Amendment Bill will be…
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PPTA media statement – Teachers reject another inadequate government offer
The PPTA has rejected a third offer from the government for the secondary teachers’ collective agreement. Hard on the heels…
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Job losses at RCR Dannevirke – E Tu
Workers at RCR Energy in Dannevirke are reeling after the company announced pending job losses related to its Australian parent…
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Primary teachers and principals reject Ministry’s latest offer – NZEI
Primary teachers and principals have overwhelmingly voted to reject the Ministry’s third round of offers, in a secret online ballot…
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Strong action on alcohol needed to support better mental health – Alcohol Healthwatch
Alcohol Healthwatch welcomes He Ara Oranga, the report of the Government Inquiry into Mental Health and Addiction, and we urge…