E tū says pay Living Wage; minimum wage increase inadequate
E tū says a 50 cent increase in the minimum wage doesn’t go far enough and employers should commit to…
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Back-to-school budget demands send parents into crisis – Child Poverty Action Group
Families still reeling from the expense of Christmas now face the high costs of the new school year along with…
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Minimum wage goal should be $20 an hour to combat poverty and inequality – Unite Union
While welcoming an increase in the minimum wage by 50 cents an hour, Mike Treen of Unite Union says that…
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Bill English’s Plan B for TPPA a political ‘own goal’ in election year – Professor Jane Kelsey
The idea from Prime Minister Bill English that New Zealand and other countries might proceed with Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement without…
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Day of Endangered Lawyer on 24 January – New Zealand Law Society
New Zealand Law Society President Kathryn Beck has praised the courage of lawyers around the world who risk harassment, imprisonment…
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Protestors block second gate at Fonterra dairy factory – Coal Action Group
Protestors block second gate at Fonterra dairy factory Climate change protestors have now blocked a second gate at Fonterra’s Clandeboye…
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Grandmothers and farmers block Fonterra plant – Coal Action Network
Three grandmothers, a student and a farmer have this morning chained themselves to a gate to prevent coal being delivered…
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Sit-in occupation to stop Niki’s Eviction – Defend Glen Innes
On Tuesday 24 January, the Tāmaki Redevelopment Company hopes to issue a Possession Order for 14 Taniwha Street, Glen Innes….
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Costs of education to parents increased by Government freeze on education spending – NZEI
Children will be the biggest losers if a Government freeze on education spending this year increases the costs of education…
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New oil exploration for NZ as 2016 officially declared hottest on record – Greenpeace
As 2016 is officially declared the hottest year ever recorded, the world’s largest seismic ship is searching for deep sea…