Queues for Mangere beneficiary ‘impact’ start at 6.30am – AAAP
Queues started forming at 6.30am on the first day of Auckland Action Against Poverty’s fourth beneficiary ‘impact’ at Mangere Work…
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Tell the European Commission to ban toxic pesticide glyphosate! – IUF
The European Commission must be stopped from approving renewed authorization in the European Union of the toxic herbicide glyphosate, the…
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CYNZ supports Helen Clark’s bid for UN Secretary-General
Commonwealth Youth New Zealand welcomes the news that Helen Clark is running for the positon of UN Secretary-General. “We are…
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Stop the Cuts to Southern Mental Health
Urgent Protest Action Against the Shift of the Community Day Programmes to Wakari Hospital Healthcare activist group, Stop the Cuts…
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NZ’s role in tax avoidance ‘shameful’, says academic – Massey University
A Massey University taxation specialist says the loopholes in New Zealand’s trust law, highlighted by the so-called ‘Panama Papers’, makes…
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Concerns for court staff as Justice Ministry confirms work-from-home plan – PSA
Collections officers, other court staff and members of the public may be put at unnecessary risk as the Ministry of…
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High-powered line-up of speakers for NZ Housing Summit
High-powered line-up of speakers for New Zealand Housing Summit A high-powered line-up of speakers will lead off the first New…
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Iwi Unanimous in Supporting Legal Action Against Crown
Iwi organisations named in the Māori Fisheries Act have pledged their unanimous support for legal action being taken by Te…
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Major ‘Impact’ starts today – Mangere Work & Income
Over the next three days many hundreds of people are expected to come to AAAP’s latest beneficiary ‘Impact’: Tuesday 5…
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No attempt made by Auckland DHBs to bridge funding gap as strike looms – PSA
The three Auckland district health boards have made no attempt to approach Health Minister Jonathan Coleman for extra funding to…