Human Rights Commission backs red zone property offer – Human Rights Commission
The Human Rights Commission today welcomed the Government’s announcement of a new offer to buy properties in the Christchurch earthquake…
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Businesses urged to utilise support employment agencies – First Union
Businesses urged to utilise support employment agencies for workers with disabilities following low employment rates for these groups Statistics New…
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Annual net migration eases but rate still high – Statistics New Zealand
Annual net migration decreased by 8,600 for the July 2018 year, down from the record high of 72,400 a…
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RainbowYOUTH asks Kiwis to stand up for LGBTIQA+ rights
LGBTIQA+ charity RainbowYOUTH has partnered with HELL to encourage diversity and equality in Aotearoa. Together, they aim to raise $75,000…
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Unions backing learning support specialists – CTU
Two percent won’t pay the rent – unions backing learning support specialists Council of Trade Unions Secretary Sam Huggard said…
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More diversity for smarter justice reforms – Hon Andrew Little
Justice Minister Andrew Little has announced he’s added more diversity and filled the two remaining places on the expert advisory…
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Second grounds for reassessment on methyl bromide declined – Environmental Protection Authority
An application to determine whether grounds for a reassessment of methyl bromide’s flammable gas classification existed, has been declined by…
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Plastic campaigners fear key solution left out – Kiwi Bottle Drive
Plastic campaigners are still waiting for a crucial piece of zero-waste infrastructure after The Green’s action-on-waste announcement yesterday. In what…
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Disabled people three times less likely to be in work – Statistics New Zealand
In the June 2018 quarter, 22.3 percent of disabled people were working, Stats NZ said today. This compares with 70.0…
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Teachers and principals continue negotiations – NZEI
Principals and teachers today enter their 21st day of talks since May, and are hopeful negotiations will lead to progress…