Increased hunger in the land of plenty could be solved – Child Poverty Action Group
Increased hunger in the land of plenty could be easily solved Families going without food on a regular basis is…
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Ngāti Hine walks from the Andrew Little hui
“Two Ngāti Hine hapū speakers were denied speaking rights at a meeting hosted by the Minister of Treaty Negotiations Andrew…
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Freedom Camping – Enough is Enough! – Outdoors Party
Local residents’ outrage at the volume of freedom campers and their waste has reached a point which can no longer…
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Average gender pay imbalance increasing, pay equity settlements need speeding up – CTU
Council of Trade Unions Acting President Rachel Mackintosh said that updated figures out today from Statistics New Zealand show that…
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SAFE calling for farming industry to protect whistle-blowers – SAFE
Animal advocacy group SAFE is calling for farming groups to develop whistle-blower programmes, after revelations workers are receiving death threats…
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CTU celebrates settlement for education support workers – CTU
The Council of Trade Unions today congratulated education support workers for achieving pay equity, with the signing of terms of…
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It’s time for teachers to shine – CTU
Council of Trade Unions Secretary Sam Huggard said today that union members and officials around the country would be turning…
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Who should pay for all the harm from alcohol? – Alcohol Action NZ
The question of who should pay for all the harm from alcohol is the theme of a one-day conference being…
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Māori Party rejects Labour MP’s blame game
The Māori Party is rejecting an explanation from Waiariki MP Tamati Coffey that the Pare Hauraki settlement was signed off…
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Waikato bus drivers strike over unsafe work conditions – First Union
Around 120 drivers from Hamilton, Otorohanga, and Te Awamutu will walk off the job tomorrow from 5:30am until midnight to…