Protesters Locked to Train Track Say TPPA Same Bad Deal – Our Children’s Future
Four women and two men* have locked themselves to a train track in Christchurch demanding sustainable economics and an end…
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Working group to focus on sexual harassment reporting – New Zealand Law Society
The New Zealand Law Society is establishing a working group to consider what improvements can be made to enable better…
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Bus drivers warn of looming bus dispute – First Union
One of the unions representing Auckland’s bus drivers is calling on Auckland Transport to “pull it’s bus operators into line”…
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Cleaners a fight dirty deal at meat works – E Tu
Cleaners at Auckland Meat Processors, owned by Wilson Hellaby, are vowing to stand together and fight a plan to axe…
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Human Rights Commission welcomes Cabinet announcement on BORA amendment
The Prime Minister’s announcement regarding an amendment to the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act (BORA) has been welcomed by…
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Workers come forward to Chorus inquiry – E Tu
E tū says more workers are coming forward to report labour abuses to the Labour Inspectorate lead investigation into Chorus…
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City Council Urged To Protect Public Assets before TPPA – Keep Our Assets Canterbury
Dear Mayor & Councillors, Christchurch City Council Urged To Protect Public Assets & Future Policy Options Before Government Signs TPPA…
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The Salvation Army says bail laws are not sustainable and is backing calls to have them reviewed.
The country has reached a tipping point in our criminal justice system with the toughening of bail laws in 2013…
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Conviction for ‘hip clamp’ Cruelty Case – SAFE
Animal advocacy organisations SAFE and Farmwatch say news of the conviction of a dairy farmer who was recently fined $500…
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Workload demands at dangerous levels for primary school leaders – NZEI Te Riu Roa
A second independent, in-depth health and wellbeing survey of primary school principals and senior leaders has found the sheer quantity…