All children are vulnerable – Child Poverty Action Group
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) advises that the new Oranga Tamariki (Ministry for Vulnerable Children) officially replacing Child, Youth and…
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Union questions ethical status at Ceres “Certified” Organics as workers strike
Union questions ethical status at Ceres “Certified” Organics as workers strike Approximately 10 distribution centre workers at Ceres Organics,…
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English shows how out of touch he is on housing – Labour Party
Bill English has shown how out of touch he is by claiming the Auckland housing crisis is ‘in the process…
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Further information on “Operation Burnham” – McLeod and Associates
29 March 2017 Rt. Hon. Bill English Prime Minister Parliament Buildings Wellington 6160 New Zealand b.english@ministers.govt.nz BY FAX: (04) 817…
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Israel’s Gaza blockade is illegal and inhumane – Palestine Human Rights Campaign NZ
A Shalom Kiwi Press Release celebrates the fact that the Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) upheld a complaint concerning TVNZ coverage…
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Community joins the picket line as car part workers strike – First Union
Community joins the picket line as car part workers strike Disgruntled distribution centre workers at BNT (Brakes and…
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Press release from Nicky Hager
Location confusion must not detract from civilian casualties, a dead girl and serious breaches of defence force rules
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Hit and Run authors reply to defence force presss conference
The Chief of Defence Force Lieutenant General Tim Keating presented the NZDF response to the book Hit and Run at a press conference on Monday 27 March 2017. For 45 minutes he and his colleagues suggested that everything in the book was incorrect.
The Hit and Run authors have now had time to study the defence chief’s statements. Our conclusion is that the NZDF criticisms are wrong – with one exception – and that they have failed to address almost everything of substance in the book. This is what a cover up looks like.
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Chorus penny-pinching costs jobs at Broadspectrum – E tū
Infrastructure workers carrying out the fibre roll-out have been massively let down by Chorus, as their employer Broadspectrum proposes redundancies…
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Major win for ‘people power’ as first supermarket chain goes cage-free – SAFE
Animal advocacy organisation SAFE is delighted that supermarket chain Countdown has announced it will stop selling all cage eggs from…