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…
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Unite Union executive calls for NZ Super Fund to divest from fossil fuels.
Unite Union’s elected worker’s executive recently passed a motion demanding that the NZ Super Fund withdraw all investments (divests) from…
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An Open Letter To His Worship The Mayor Phil Goff – Public Transport Users Association
AN OPEN LETTER TO HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR PHIL GOFF 30 October 2016 Phil Goff His Worship the Mayor Auckland…
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E tū welcomes sale of Solid Energy assets as good for jobs
E tū has welcomed the sale of Solid Energy’s assets, saying it’s good news for jobs and as good an…
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Australian Government’s lifetime ban proposal callous and cruel – Amnesty International
The Australian Government continues to punish and discriminate against people seeking asylum for the way they travel to Australia, with…
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New South Auckland bus operator facing early problems – Bus Drivers First
Drivers are resigning from new South Auckland bus operator Go Bus sighting unsafe conditions of work as the…
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Michael Wood calls on Parmjeet Parmar to come clean on whether she supports Labour’s plan for light rail on the Auckland Isthmus
Labour’s Mt Roskill candidate Michael Wood is calling on National’s candidate Parmjeet Parmar to come clean on whether she supports…
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Tamati to win back seat for Māori Party
The Māori Party is set to win back its founding Te Tai Hauāuru seat in next year’s general elections. Howie…