CPAG welcomes Working for Families increases on July 1
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) welcomes the long overdue increases to Working for Families (WFF) rates coming in this Sunday….
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More whistle-blowers emerge over animal cruelty – SAFE
After disturbing footage of animal abuse on a Northland dairy farm was released yesterday, SAFE and Farmwatch are pointing to…
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Key aspects of the IGIS 2018/19 work programme
The Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security has published an unclassified version of her office’s work programme for the next year…
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GCSB’s response to the Inspector-General’s 2018-19 work plan
GCSB’s response to the Inspector-General’s 2018-19 work plan Thursday 28 June 2018 Director-General of the Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB),…
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NZSIS to support Inspector-General Afghanistan inquiry
NZSIS to support Inspector-General Afghanistan inquiry The New Zealand Security Intelligence Service (NZSIS) is committed to supporting the Inspector-General of…
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BREAKING: Dotcom v GCSB: Estoppel ruling appeal allowed
IN THE COURT OF APPEAL OF NEW ZEALAND I TE KŌTI PĪRA O AOTEAROA CA512/2017 [2018] NZCA 220 BETWEEN KIM…
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More bus strikes on the horizon for Auckland – First Union
Ritchies Murphy bus drivers will strike tomorrow morning following an incredibly frustrating series of failed negotiations over pay and work…
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E tū awaits detail on migrant workers initiative
E tū awaits detail on migrant workers initiative The construction union, E tū says it is awaiting the detail of…
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Amnesty International – Myanmar: Military top brass must face justice for crimes against humanity targeting Rohingya
Myanmar: Military top brass must face justice for crimes against humanity targeting Rohingya Report names 13 officials with a…
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“Appalling” pig farm allowed to continue after charges of animal cruelty – SAFE
No one held accountable for cruelty to 800 pigs SAFE and Farmwatch are appalled that the same Waikato piggery found…