Complex DNA law needs rewrite – Law Commission
Complex DNA law needs rewrite The law that covers police obtaining and using DNA in criminal investigations is too complicated…
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Where is New Zealand’s Refugee Policy Headed Next? – Refugee Council of New Zealand
What are New Zealand’s next steps to help resolve the Manus Island crisis? How will New Zealand’s proposed places for…
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Salvation Army Prepares for Increased Need
The Salvation Army prepares for increased need as statistics climb leading into Christmas The number of people needing welfare support…
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Spoof Coke ad showing the scale of ocean plastic – Greenpeace
Greenpeace has produced a spoof Coke ad showing the scale of ocean plastic As Coca Cola launch their new ‘Holidays…
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Fonterra ‘Desperate’ to Restore Public Support for Dairy – NZ Fish and Game Council
Fish & Game says Fonterra has now realised it must act quickly to meet public demand for better water quality…
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Former Green MP Denise Roche selected to contest Waitematā Local Board by-election
City Vision is pleased to announce that former Green MP Denise Roche has been selected as their candidate for the…
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New Zealand recommended to move on a floor price for alcohol – Alcohol Healthwatch
New Zealand recommended to move on a floor price for alcohol as Scots defeat European Big Booze Alcohol Healthwatch, Hapai…
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Striking workers receive overwhelming public support – Unions Wellington
Striking Rail & Maritime Transport Union workers receive overwhelming public support Since news of strike action on Wellington’s trains went…
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UCG “volunteer” model “completely unacceptable” – E tū
UCG “volunteer” model for Chorus fibre optics build “completely unacceptable” E tū says the so-called “volunteer” scheme run by Chorus…
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Minister welcomes Whakatāne Māori ward decision
Local Government Minister Nanaia Mahuta today welcomed Whakatāne District Council’s decision to establish Māori wards. “I welcome the Whakatāne…