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…
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Maori Climate Commissioner criticizes Shaw’s Interim Climate Change Committee for lack of focus
Maori Climate Commissioner Donna Awatere Huata has challenged the Interim Climate Committee established by Hon. James Shaw for treating Maori…
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Andrew Little confirms Pike River Mine Drift re-entry plan to proceed
The Pike River Mine Drift will be re-entered, Minister Responsible for Pike River Re-entry Andrew Little announced today. “I’ve decided…
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We’re in! – Stand With Pike media release – 14 November, 2018
The coalition government’s decision to recover the Pike River Drift is an historic moment for truth and justice for all…
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Maori targeting social policy change – New Zealand Maori Council
World first research partnership takes shape for Maori targeting social policy change New Zealand Maori Council has today announced a…
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HNZ does not know how many homeless due to meth tests – Auckland Action Against Poverty
In an interview with One News, Housing New Zealand admitted to not knowing how many people are still homeless after…