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……
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Greenpeace calls for ban on chemical nitrogen fertiliser
Greenpeace is opening up a new front in the struggle to save New Zealand’s rivers and reduce agricultural emissions. The…
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Govt Should Invest in Waste to Energy Plant – Social Credit
The Government should invest in building a waste to energy plant south of Auckland. Landfills are the least preferable option…
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E tū welcomes Pike River re-entry – E tu
E tū has welcomed the decision to proceed with the re-entry of the Pike River mine drift in a bid…