Bill English offered chance to stand with Pike
Pike River families congratulate Bill English on becoming Prime Minister of New Zealand, and have requested a meeting with him…
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Striking ambos win meal break changes – First Union
The union representing more than 900 ambulance officers says its members are pleased that St John has announced to staff…
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Key has unfinished business at Pike River – Stand with Pike
Pike River families are calling on John Key to stop the sealing of the Pike River mine before he steps…
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“Family package” something to look forward to? Child Poverty Action Group
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) says the latest comments from Prime Minister John Key around shaping budget surpluses into better…
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Medical students and senior doctors call for greater investment in medical workforce – ASMS
The organisations representing both medical students and senior hospital doctors are calling for a greater focus on building a sustainable…
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E tū welcomes Bill English’s call for investment in human capital
E tū, the country’s largest private sector union, welcomes today’s comments from Deputy Prime Minister Bill English in his opening…
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Fiji: A darker side of paradise – Amnesty International
Under the military’s dominance, Fiji has seen an ingrained culture of torture take root among its security forces, a new Amnesty International report says today.
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Praise for progressive move by Hawke’s Bay DHB – Child Poverty Action Group
Congratulations to the Hawke’s Bay District Health Board. Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) applauds the visionary step taken by this…
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Unjustified hurtful attack on southern radiologists – ASMS
“The criticism of radiologists at Southern District Health Board was an unjustified attack,” says Ian Powell, Executive Director of the…
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Musicians Union calls on St John to settle industrial dispute – E tū
The musicians’ union, E tū, is urging St John to settle an ongoing wage dispute with its ambulance staff. Ambulance…