Spies Given More Powers In Spite Of Their Failures – CAFCA
The Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB) and the Security Intelligence Service (SIS) are being handed more powers by the Government,…
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Wellington mayoral candidates support the Living Wage – PSA
Three Wellington mayoral hopefuls say they will ensure Wellington City Council fully adopts the Living Wage at the first candidates’…
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EDS supports Green Party’s Taonga Levy
At the EDS Conference Wild Places yesterday, the Green Party leader James Shaw announced a proposed Taonga Levy, which would…
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Greenpeace welcomes “first step” from Fonterra on palm kernel
Fonterra’s announcement that it will clean up its use of palm kernel expeller (PKE) is a good first step, but…
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Experimental teacher education yet another Band-Aid – Child Poverty Action Group
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) says that the Teach First NZ (TFNZ) scheme is poorly conceived and targeted if the…
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Auckland action against poverty – Uni research highlights deficiencies in Govt job policies
New university research highlights the grave deficiencies in the ‘work first’ approach to welfare so beloved of both National and…
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New Zealand must speak out over offshore detention abuses – Amnesty International
The Australian government has engaged in lies and cover-ups of horrific abuses in offshore detention. New Zealand must speak out….
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Senior doctors press hospital bosses for more leadership in health services – ASMS
The union for senior doctors and dentists working in public hospitals is calling on district health board bosses to let…
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Job losses at key steel manufacturer amid flood of cheap Chinese steel – E tu
The union, E tū says the flood of cheap Chinese steel is really starting to bite, with maintenance specialist and…
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E tū urges joint industry approach to sustained building boom
The construction union, E tū is urging a cohesive approach to the challenges of a sustained building boom. The National…
