Kiwifruit Workers Alliance Launched – First Union
While the business community’s response to a worker shortage in the Bay of Plenty is well known, workers who’re dealing…
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More than half of NZers say too many cows – Greenpeace poll
A Horizon opinion poll commissioned by Greenpeace reveals that 52 percent of Kiwis think are too many cows for our…
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Government’s water quality commitment welcomed – Fish and Game New Zealand
‘Well overdue’ – Government’s water quality commitment welcomed by Fish & Game Fish & Game is welcoming the government’s intention…
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EPA welcomes Productivity Commission’s report – Environmental Protection Authority
The EPA welcomes the Productivity Commission’s latest report which calls for a shared, long-term vision on climate change to transform…
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Green Light or Light Green? The Govt’s environmental reforms – Environmental Defence Society
SESSION 10: FRESHWATER REFORM Freshwater was a prominent election issue and is high on this government’s agenda. On Sunday, Minister…
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BAS’ Vision for Beneficiaries (part 3): Grant Levels – Beneficiary Advisory Service
This is our third segment in our series of suggestions for the future based on our vast experience helping people…
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Bus drivers in Te Awamutu and Otorohanga to strike – First Union
Quiet, modest and semi-retired bus drivers are today talking picketing strategies following failed negotiations with Go Bus. Morale is high,…
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Police Minister scapegoating gang members and beneficiaries – AUCKLAND ACTION AGAINST POVERTY
In a recent interview on the Nation Police Minister Stuart Nash suggested targeting gang members on the benefit who may be…
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Government investment endorses community housing approach – Community Housing Aotearoa
Community Housing Aotearoa is welcoming the Government’s continued commitment to an approach which puts permanent housing at the centre of…
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Auckland collective welcomes Government’s commitment – Housing First Auckland collective
The Government’s announcement to increase investment in Housing First services across New Zealand is positive news for the 1,450 people…