Lecture series focuses on medium density housing – University of Auckland
Experts in the fields of architecture, planning and urban design will debate what makes good medium density housing at the…
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Any Discussion about Retirement Must Address the Issue of Student Debt – NZUSA
The New Zealand Union of Students’ Associations (NZUSA) says that any discussion about retirement must address the issue of student…
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E tū; Saturday event rallying point for public over Cadbury
E tū has welcomed a community initiative to rally support for saving Dunedin’s Cadbury factory and the jobs of its…
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Government giving wrong message to women on 8 March – NZNO
NZNO says it is short-sighted of the government to not support the first reading of the Domestic Violence – Victim’s…
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Iron sands hearing moves to New Plymouth – Environmental Protection Authority
Public hearings on a proposal to mine iron sands off the coast of Taranaki move to New Plymouth for four…
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Transport Minister Cut the Pork Barrel Politics in Northland it’s a Bridge too Far – Grow Northland Rail
Transport & Economic Development Minister Simon Bridges needs to show the people of Whangarei/Northland some long overdue respect. Jetting in…
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MSD’s client data collection is a breach of privacy, says NZAC
Handing over personal details of clients who are seeking help from social services is a breach of their confidentiality, says…
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Blood Offering Links GCSB to Drone Killings – Peace Movement Aotearoa
7 people poured their blood on the ground at the entrance to the Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB) in Thorndon,…
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Delight as hospital meals brought back in-house at Canterbury DHB – E Tu
E tū is delighted with the Canterbury DHB’s decision not to renew its food service contract with Compass and to…
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Poverty link to risk of child abuse cannot be ignored – Child Poverty Action Group
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) supports and endorses the open letter by the Human Rights Commission calling on the Prime Minister to initiate an independent inquiry into the abuse of people held in State care, in order to “identify the systemic issues that permitted this to occur and the broader impact of these events on our communities.”