As 75,000 suffer at the Syria-Jordan border, John Key must press for Syria action while at UN – Amnesty International
As Prime Minister John Key travels to New York to deliver New Zealand’s statement at the UN General Assembly and…
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Sanctions must removed from Social Security Legislation – CPAG
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) is supporting a campaign and online petition by Auckland Action Against Poverty (AAAP) to Stop…
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Paramedics prepare for union meetings as funding crisis looms
The trade union representing New Zealand’s paramedics is warning services could deteriorate if the Government doesn’t step in to cover…
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KiwiRail to announce fate of electric locomotives on September 19 – RMTU
The union representing working people at KiwiRail is urging the state-owned enterprise to reject “dirty diesel” and re-invest in its…
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KASM launches speaking tour of North Island west coast. First, Piha & Muriwai
With the news that a mining company is making another bid to mine black sand off the seabed, Kiwis Against…
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Will Key condemn Israel’s settlement construction and home demolition in Syria? – Auckland Palestine Human Rights Campaign
A New Zealand Government Press Release,dated 12 September 2016, states that New Zealand Prime Minister, John Key, will be travelling…
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E tū urges voters to support in-house hospital meals
E tū is urging voters to cast their vote for DHB board candidates who support freshly cooked, locally sourced hospital…
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Include all children in our youth justice system: An open letter to PM John Key and Cabinet Ministers
We write to you as people who have frontline and research experience of vulnerability in our care and protection and…
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National Government turning peace activists into terrorists – Auckland Peace Action
The National Government is aiming to turn peace activists into terrorists with the new Maritime Crimes Act. Doug Robertson, a…
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Helen Clark media statement on next SG straw poll
The UN Security Council has held its fourth straw poll on the candidates for UN Secretary-General. Helen Clark is pleased…