Government needs to consult with bus drivers if it wants to get its transport plan right – First Union
The government’s announcement of a whopping $28 billion dollars toward public transport today comes as another strike notice is issued…
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Global agreement singing good news for New Zealand Toll workers – First Union
FIRST Union attended the signing of a unique, global collective agreement with transport, logistics and warehousing giant, Toll. The signing…
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Hunger Strike Over – Joint statement from Southern Response and Peter & Anne Glasson
Southern Response earthquake claimant Peter Glasson ended his hunger strike on Tuesday evening. Mr Glasson, his wife Anne, and their…
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DoC Prying Spying Gets Caned – Council of Outdoor Recreation Associations
The Department of Conservation has been spying on the anti-1080 poison public using controversial security firm Thompson and Clark, National…
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NZ farmers last remaining importers of conflict mineral? – Western Sahara Resource Watch
Western Sahara Resource Watch (WSRW) today published its fifth annual overview of companies involved in the purchase and transport of…
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Closing the Gap Submission to Government Tax Working Group – Closing The Gap
Submission to Government Tax Working Group Our Basic Submission Who we are and why are we doing this: We are…
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Kiwis to eat the same rations as Syrian refugees – Oxfam
This week marks the launch of the Ration Challenge, a fundraising initiative which will see thousands of Kiwis eat a…
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Deep flaw in report-back on social worker registration – Social Service Providers Aotearoa
Social Service Providers Aotearoa says the select committee’s report on mandatory social worker registration fails to meet the Bill’s fundamental…
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Call For Expanded Cannabis Decriminalisation – People Against Prisons Aotearoa
The Misuse of Drugs (Medicinal Cannabis) Amendment Bill doesn’t go far enough, says criminal justice research group People Against Prisons…
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Final week for submissions on draft Terms of Reference – Royal Commission of Inquiry into Historical Abuse
The Royal Commission of Inquiry into Historical Abuse in State Care has received over 200 submissions from the public on…