More teaching time, not more measurement, teachers say – NZEI
Imposing further measurement of children’s progress on the shaky foundation of controversial National Standards is bad policy and bad for…
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579 shoes start journey to Parliament – YesWeCareNZ
579 shoes, representing each Kiwi lost to suicide in 2016, start their journey to parliament from Whangarei, Auckland and Invercargill…
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Labour’s health pledge recognises massive underfunding – Royal NZ College of General Practitioners
Labour’s health pledge recognises massive underfunding in primary care Today’s announcement by the Labour Party that it will cut fees…
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Generation Zero welcomes growing support for Zero Carbon Act
Youth climate change campaigners Generation Zero have welcomed the Green Party’s support for their proposed Zero Carbon Act and reissued…
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Māori Party calls on Māori to rethink doing business with ASB bank
Māori Party president Tukoroirangi Morgan is calling on Māori businesses throughout the country that bank with ASB, to rethink doing…
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Morgan backs Maori Party over Hosking’s incompetence – TOP
The Opportunities Party Leader Gareth Morgan is joining Maori Party Leader Te Uroroa Flavell in questioning the competence of TVNZ…
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Senior doctors back West Coast protest over shoddy funding decisions for new medical facility – ASMS
“Senior doctors support tomorrow’s protest by West Coast people over the shoddy decision-making and flawed funding model for a new…
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New tool seeks to get youth involved in the election – RockEnrol
Nonpartisan group RockEnrol have launched a new online poll to help engage youth in this year’s general election by focusing…
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Parties agree drugs about health not crime – Green Party
At Wednesday’s Child Poverty Action Group Whangārei election debate, the Green, Labour and National candidates all agreed that drugs are…
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Time to pull our collective heads out of the sand – NZMEA
Yesterday’s release of Treasury’s Pre-Election Economic and Fiscal Update (PREFU) provides a fairly sobering forecast of our ability to grow…