Teachers set to vote on strike action – NZEI
Primary teachers and principals are set to begin voting tomorrow on whether to undertake a week of strike action in…
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Maori Crime will reduce – If Maori are in Charge – Manukau Urban Maori Authority
All four Iwi/Community Panel providers came together today to look at how successful their work was in dealing with Maori…
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Greenpeace launches trainings to confront oil driller OMV
Greenpeace has launched the first of a series of national training workshops to prepare for the arrival of oil giant,…
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Academics urge united response to achieve 1.5°C limit – The Wise Response Society
The IPCC’s long anticipated report on Global Warming of 1.5 degrees C says that Global warming is likely to reach…
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One Week Left: Tell Government your Thoughts on Renting – Auckland Disability Law
At Auckland Disability Law (ADL) we see a lot of people having problems renting homes, both in the private rental…
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Free Speech Coalition responds to Israeli court order – Free Speech Coalition
Responding to an Israeli court order for damage payments from New Zealanders who campaigned to cancel a Lorde concert, Free…
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Half a million people in debt with the Ministry of Social Development – AAAP
Reports obtained through the Official Information Act revealed that as of March 2018, half a million people are in debt…
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MPs agree there’s much more to do on safety in the forestry sector – First Union
Politicians have responded with shock to revelations from forestry and wood processing workers at a symposium on the future of…
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Future of Work for New Zealand’s Forestry and Wood Processing: Much more than logs – First Union
A symposium to start a discussion on the future of work in forestry and wood processing has shown New Zealand…
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Commerce Commission penalties for Vector show why it’s time to change the Entrust Trustees – City Vision
Today it was revealed that Vector, the Auckland lines company, will face Commerce Commission penalties for failing to deliver its…