Councillor’s conflict of interest over controversial $1b dam exposed – Greenpeace
It’s been revealed that a Hawke’s Bay Regional councillor could stand to make money if the Council approves a controversial…
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KiwiRail in court for using Chinese workers in locomotive repair job
The union representing rail workers is returning to the Employment Relations Authority (ERA) today arguing that KiwiRail’s decision…
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Talley’s penalty after crewman decapitation “an insult” – E Tu
Talley’s penalty after crewman decapitation “an insult to all workers” The union E tū says that it’s disappointed with the…
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Public health services worse off than in 2009/10 – CTU
For the seventh year in a row the Government’s health budget is well short of what is needed to cover…
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Women have waited too long for equal pay – Govt needs to hurry up
New Zealand is on the verge of making history by recognising the true value of women’s work – so the…
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National’s policy statement offers pittance to the homeless at Te Puea Marae – CPAG
Child Poverty Action Group says that the policy statement released last week by National is a truly meagre response to…
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John, Bronagh and Max receive invite to #Parkupforhomes – CPAG
The #Parkupforhomes team, in collaboration with Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG), have officially invited all the members of Parliament…
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Human Rights Commission leads review into seclusion and restraint practices
The Human Rights Commission is leading a review into seclusion and restraint practices in New Zealand with funding from the…
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Three NZ horses dead in single day of racing – SAFE
The deaths of three horses in jumps races at an Auckland meeting on Queen’s Birthday, has animal advocates demanding that…
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Recommendations welcomed, signals the start of real change in addressing pay equity – Human Rights Commission
The Human Rights Commission has welcomed the recommendations of the Joint Working Group for Pay Equity Principles, saying it signals…