Unacceptable of hospital bosses to try to muzzle striking doctors – ASMS
“It is unconscionable of hospital bosses to try to muzzle resident medical officers to prevent them voicing their concerns over…
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Sensible Solution for Transport is Back to the Future – PTUA
The discussion over new Mayor Phil Goff’s decision not to appoint Councillors to the AT Board highlights that “there’s little…
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Working people call on Dunne to vote down TPPA Bill – First Union
As the Government drives the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement Amendment Bill through its committee stages in Parliament this afternoon, a union…
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Journalists union welcomes draft decision to reject NZME-Fairfax merger
The journalists’ union, E tū has welcomed the draft determination by the Commerce Commission, rejecting the merger of NZME and…
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New Zealand’s promise “dead in the water” as Paris Climate Agreement comes into force – Greenpeace
Greenpeace New Zealand is calling for a summer of action to highlight what it’s calling the Government’s “sham plan” to…
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UN Vote against blockade of Cuba applauded
The Auckland Cuba Friendship Society applauds the recent UN vote against the U.S. blockade of Cuba where, for the first…
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Welfare group occupies Manpower office to protest illegal contracts – AAAP
Auckland Action Against Poverty have occupied the offices of Manpower Services, 51 Shortland Street, Auckland CBD at 12pm today to…
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Supreme Court grants leave to appeal Jan Lowe respite care case – E tū
E tū is taking its case for fair pay for respite home carers to New Zealand’s highest Court. Respite carers…
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Need for urgent action to relieve pressures on ophthalmology service – ASMS
“The unnecessary loss of eyesight by people waiting too long for appointments is a terrible reminder of what happens when…
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New Zealand Government’s silence on Nauru ‘deafening’ – Amnesty International
In response to Prime Minister Key’s statements about the unlikelihood of a deal with Australia to resettle 150 refugees detained…