Key’s Cynical Pre-emptive Banking Strike – Social Credit
John Key’s call for stricter regulations for banks is a cynical and carefully planned pre-emptive strike on behalf of the…
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Greenpeace slams Antarctic Ocean Commission for ‘failing its mandate’ to protect Antarctic waters
Greenpeace has slammed the Antarctic Ocean Commission (CCAMLR) for “failing its mandate” following a meeting in Hobart, Tasmania, where governments…
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Ambulance workers strike won’t risk patient safety – First Union
Nearly a thousand ambulance professionals employed by St John have voted to take a sophisticated series of strike actions to…
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Poverty measurements important but action is still needed – AAAP
The Government’s Child Poverty Reduction Bill has passed its second reading in Parliament today. The Bill aims to establish benchmarks…
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Otago farmer receives formal warning for illegal sow stall use – SAFE
SAFE are deeply frustrated with MPI for only issuing a warning to a Timaru pig farm after an investigation was prompted by shocking…
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Is there a future for Public TV? – Better Public Media Trust
Better Public Media Trust is holding a public meeting this Sunday to discuss the future of public television. New…
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Big fine after worker caught in press – E Tu
E tū has welcomed the big fine handed down to Carter Holt Harvey LVL plant at Ruakaka in Northland after…
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TWG: Importance of Working for Families recognised, but problems not addressed – CPAG
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) welcomes recognition by the Tax Working Group (TWG) that Working for Families (WFF) provides vital…
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Rail workers celebrate decision to keep electric trains running – RMTU
The Rail & Maritime Transport Union welcomes the decision to keep KiwiRail’s electric locomotives running on the North Island Main…
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Wellington Bus Strike stopped for mediation – Tramways Union
Bus drivers at Tranzit’s Wellington operations returned to work today from two am as a sign of good faith ahead…