Ngāi Tahu takes another step to address climate change – Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu
Kaiwhakahaere Lisa Tumahai today launched a strategy that will help Papatipu Rūnanga further prepare for the effects of climate change….
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Plastic bag phase-out will help form better waste minimisation habits – Local Government NZ
LGNZ is delighted by the Associate Minister for the Environment’s announcement today of a six month phase-out period for single-use…
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Mayor Goff welcomes phase out of plastic bags
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff and Environment and Community Chair Councillor Penny Hulse welcomed the Government’s confirmation that it will implement…
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E tū DHB MECA huge win for members
A new multi-employer agreement, or MECA, for public hospital service workers is a huge win for members, with many receiving…
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Workers at Godfrey Hirst carpets have downed tools for the Living Wage – First Union
The New Zealand workers who make carpets for commercial and residential use at what’s touted as one of the top…
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High Court: Sellman v Slater Interlocutory declarations
Interlocutory declarations are determined in a defamation suit by three medical professional plaintiffs: (a) Mr Cameron Slater’s application to exclude…
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Smokefree sector underwhelmed by Ministry of Health’s message on vaping – Hapai Te Hauora
Today the Associate Minister of Health, Jenny Salesa, delivered a much-anticipated response from the government to the introduction of vaping…
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SkyCity union supports Pride Parade
Skycity Employees Assocation of Unite Union is disappointed to learn via media that the Skycity Company is pulling out of…
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EDS scaremongering on fisheries management? Make up your own mind
Stuff recently reported that Shane Jones and NZ First have blocked an EDS appointment of our Policy Director Raewyn Peart…
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SKYCITY withdraws from Auckland Pride Parade
SKYCITY Auckland has decided to withdraw its participation in next February’s Pride Parade over the decision by organisers to ban…