Decision – Rock Morning Rumble stunt featuring John Key – Broadcasting Standards Authority
Programme The Rock Morning Rumble Channel/Station The Rock Broadcaster MediaWorks Radio Ltd Where fields have dotted lines beneath them, you…
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City Vision endorses Phil Goff for Mayor of Auckland
City Vision, the coalition of Labour, Green and community independents supporting progressive candidates for Auckland Council, confirmed today its endorsement…
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NZ SuperFund deepens investment in Israeli banks
The Palestine Solidarity Network says the New Zealand Superannuation Fund must exclude Israeli banks from its investment portfolio, instead of…
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State Sector Retirement funds must stop investing in arms companies – PSA
Members of a government-implemented super scheme will be deeply disappointed their savings are being invested in companies which make cluster…
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Park up for homes: Parnell signifies time for a change
The #ParkUpForHomes protests will be drawing to a close over the next fortnight, with a final Auckland event happening this…
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The King’s call for MANA MAORI – Press statement for immediate release Hone Harawira
Comments by the Maori King, Kingi Tuheitia, that he favoured a strong relationship between the Maori Party and the MANA…
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CBB applauds Minister Amy Adams (yes, it’s true)
The Coalition for Better Broadcasting welcomes the government’s decision to extend responsibility for broadcasting content standards to online content. The…
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Government funding weapons trade – Auckland Peace Action
The Government’s own NZ Superannuation fund is heavily invested in major weapons dealers.# At present, it holds significant investments in…
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Poor migration laws and flawed tendering process a toxic mix for bus drivers – First Union
Bus drivers could be the latest victims of poor government migration policy says Rudd Hughes, spokesperson for the Bus Drivers…
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Pacific labour mobility meeting missing key ingredient – the voices of working people – CTU
A meeting on Pacific labour mobility in New Zealand this week has a glaring omission – the voices of organised…