Activists convicted but receive no punishment – Greenpeace
Greenpeace activists convicted but receive no further punishment over 10-hour occupation of the Tangaroa The five Greenpeace activists who stormed…
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Credit Ratings Agency Blackmails Christchurch City Council – Keep Our Assets Canterbury
This story slipped by without comment from anyone in the Christmas rush. Better late than never. On December 8th the…
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Report into diplomat debacle shows Ministers’ failures – Green Party
The report into the treatment of a diplomat found guilty of indecent assault highlights a failure of Government Ministers to…
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NZ has been previously affected by Investor State Disputes Settlement – Coalition for Better Broadcasting
“Government claims that New Zealand has never been sued by a corporation under existing trade agreements may be correct,” says…
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Senior doctors want explanation for decision to delay Grey Hospital rebuild – ASMS
West Coast senior doctors want to know why the Grey Hospital rebuild is being delayed because of a relatively small…
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If You Build It, They Won’t Come – CAFCA
CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL NEEDS TO WAKE UP & SMELL THE LINIMENT
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Rail and maritime workers’ condemn TPPA signing
The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) puts the rights and wellbeing of working people at risk, says Rail and Maritime Transport…
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Maritime workers add voice to TPPA opposition
The Maritime Union strongly opposes the TPPA, and is supporting the mass action against the signing of the secretive trade…
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TPPA Impact on Health a Significant Concern – ASMS
“It’s very disappointing that the Government continues to press ahead with the flawed Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) despite significant…
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Fall in unemployment welcome but more still needs to be done – CTU
“The fall in official unemployment from 6.0% to 5.3% is welcome,” says CTU Economist Bill Rosenberg, “but the unfortunate fact…
