KiwiRail remembers the Wahine
An Interislander ferry sounded its horn to mark the time the Wahine struck Barrett Reef this morning and, weather permitting,…
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Because workers are worth it – First Union
Union members at one of L’Oréal’s distribution centres have won their pay battle …and more. L’Oréal is showing businesses how…
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Electoral Commission preparing for Northcote by-election – Electoral Commission
Electoral Commission preparing for Northcote by-election The Electoral Commission has begun preparations for a by-election in the Northcote electorate on…
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Large turnout expected for Middlemore rally – NZNO
Large turnout expected for Middlemore rally NZNO Counties-Manukau DHB delegate nurse Caitlin Francey says this is an opportunity to: “Walk…
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PHRC response to the Zionist Federation
In a Press Release on 8 April, the Zionist Federation took issue with FIANZ President Hazim Arafeh’s recent observation that…
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Facebook on NZers impacted by Cambridge Analytics breach – Office of the Privacy Commissioner
Statement from Privacy Commissioner John Edwards: We have been notified by Facebook that a total of 63,724 people in New…
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Income inequality impacts obesity in children – University of Auckland
National income and income inequality impacts on body size of children and adolescents according to new research from the University…
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Operation Burnham: Final Opinion released – Office of the Ombudsman
Chief Ombudsman Peter Boshier today released his Final Opinion on five complaints concerning the New Zealand Defence Force’s withholding of…
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Shocking new Australian live export footage – SAFE
[WARNING: distressing footage] For the first time in Australia’s controversial live export trade’s history, shocking new footage has been released…
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FIRST Union hopeful The Warehouse might not close its Kaikohe branch
The union representing The Warehouse workers is hopeful for a resolution this afternoon after being informed the company has re-opened…