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1. Safer Communities Without Bennett
18 June 2013 10:27am | Auckland Action Against Poverty
Auckland Action Against Poverty will picket Paula Bennett's hypocritical public meeting entitled 'Safer Communities', at her office, 429 Great North Road, Henderson. The protest will begin at 6:40pm this evening, Tuesday 18 June. .. More >>
2. Minister Refuses ILO Advice
18 June 2013 9:01am | New Zealand Council of Trade Unions
Labour Minister Simon Bridges has now confirmed he will not agree to a meeting with ILO Officials to seek advice on the compliance of proposed labour law changes with New Zealand's commitments under ILO conventions... More >>
3. New border system delayed
17 June 2013 5:06pm | New Zealand Customs Service
Customs and the Ministry for Primary Industries have delayed launching the first stage of their new electronic border system until 1 August so that testing can be completed. There will be no impact on trade, as the existing systems are being kept ..... More >>
4. Morgan Poll Update 17 June 2013
18 June 2013 1:26pm | Morgan Poll
Morgan Poll Update: 1) Female support rises strongly for the Government after Howard Sattler interview with Prime Minister; 2) Roy Morgan's Australian Inflation Expectations Index rebounds to 5.2%; 3) Lock up your vuvuzelas: World Cup fever starting. .. More >>
5. Government Ensures Animals Will Die to Test Legal Highs
14 June 2013 3:39pm | NZ Anti-Vivisection Society
The select committee report on the Psychoactive Substances Bill released today confirms that animals will be used for the safety testing. After ruling that animal testing was outside the scope of the Psychoactive Substances Bill and refusing to consider ..... More >>
6. Proposed changes to Food Bill welcomed
17 June 2013 5:05pm | Soil and Health - Organic NZ
"Proposed changes to the Food Bill to take into consideration public concern regarding genetic engineering and unnecessary regulation and compliance on community and fundraising groups is a welcome relief. It appears that the same is true for small-scale producers" ..... More >>
7. Evictions for elderly State tenants are death sentences
17 June 2013 3:20pm | Housing Lobby
"In response to this NZ Herald on Sunday article dated 16 June 2013, entitled "The $340-a-week houses with million-dollar views" - these State houses were constructed for 2000 pounds each, are freehold and have been paid for by State ..... More >>
8. Maori TV Censorship of ALCP Candidate Slammed
18 June 2013 7:00pm | Libertarianz Party
The Libertarianz Party today condemned the state-owned Maori TV channel for blocking participation by ALCP leader Michael Appleby in a panel interview of candidates in the Ikaroa-Rawhiti.by-election... More >>
9. Mayor Miccio and Councillors respond to Rachel Reese
18 June 2013 9:16am | Aldo Miccio
A strategically timed media release from Mayoral candidate Rachel Reese has been refuted as blatant opportunistic politicking by current Mayor, Aldo Miccio, and a team of supporting Councillors. .. More >>
10. Submission deadline for Constitution Conversation extended
18 June 2013 2:42pm | Constitutional Advisory Panel
Due to growing interest in the Constitution Conversation, the Constitutional Advisory Panel has decided to extend the deadline for submissions. People now have until 31st July 2013 to put forward their views on our current constitutional arrangements and ..... More >>
11. Martin Doyle cartoon: Yellow Peril Ambush
18 June 2013 9:31am | Martin Doyle
Dame Susan Devoy's attack on Winston Peters re his comments on Chinese immigrants was (intentional or not) just what the Government needed to compromise Peters just before Peter Dunne returns to parliament for further grilling over his emails. .. More >>
12. The Springbok Tour Of 1981 - 25 Years On
19 July 2006 9:36am | South African Consulate
When Sports Minister Trevor Mallard welcomes the 2006 Springboks at a parliamentary function this evening, it will be 25 years to the day since the divisive tour of 1981 began - an event that set mate against mate and divided a nation... More >>
13. Is the Big Problem Facing Kiwi Kids Poverty Or Parenting?
12 June 2013 5:31pm | TV3
Is the Big Problem Facing Kiwi Kids Poverty Or Parenting? TV3 Invites Kiwis to Have Their Say On June 19 with 'the Vote' .. More >>
14. Race Relations and Sport - Why Devoy gets it
18 June 2013 12:38pm | Gregory Fortuin
Given the furore as a result of Michael Jones, Irene van Dyk and Dame Susan Devoy all making the shortlist for Race Relations Conciliator I thought it was time for some inquiry into race relations on the sports field. Here goes!.. More >>
15. Gisborne community meets over forestry concerns
18 June 2013 2:47pm | Manu Caddie
With growing concern in the Gisborne community regarding the terrible local health and safety performance in the forestry sector, local councillor Manu Caddie is hosting a public meeting to enable the community to discuss the Council of Trade Unions' ..... More >>
16. Commission launches new disability complaints resource
17 June 2013 10:45am | Human Rights Commission
The Human Rights Commission will be launching a complaint resource for disabled people and their families at the 3rd National Disability Conference today. Titled "Your human rights and making complaints", the booklet provides plain language information ..... More >>
17. Wellington Youth Call For Public Transport Step Change
18 June 2013 2:30pm | Generation Zero
Youth climate change organisation Generation Zero has today welcomed the final report of the Wellington Public Transport Spine Study and says a step change solution is needed to maintain a vibrant and modern Wellington... More >>
18. Inland Revenue Statement - MediaWorks
17 June 2013 3:33pm | Inland Revenue Department
In regard to today's announcement of the receivership of MediaWorks, Inland Revenue is unable to comment on individual customers due to taxpayers confidentiality. However, we will generally look at these type of matters closely... More >>
19. New digital passport photo service launches nationwide
01 November 2012 3:34pm | Pharmacybrands
Auckland - 1 November, 2012 - Your local Amcal, Unichem, Life, Radius and Care Chemist pharmacies are the first to announce a state-of-the-art digital photo service that guarantees passport photos will meet the new online requirements for renewals... More >>
20. Porirua Mayor Applauds $800 Million Investment In Wellington
18 June 2013 5:05pm | Porirua City Council
The Government's huge $800 million investment in Wellington City will be a fantastic boost for the whole region, says Porirua Mayor Nick Leggett. .. More >>
21. Free Text Voting For 'The Vote' Poverty v Parenting
18 June 2013 5:42pm | Mediaworks
All voting will be free for tomorrow's episode of TV3 national debate programme The Vote, which will debate the topic: 'Our kids: The problem's not poverty, it's parenting.' (Screening Wednesday 19 June, 8.30pm on TV3.).. More >>
22. Council decides next steps on local government reform
07 June 2013 10:19am | Kapiti Coast District Council
KÄpiti Coast District Council has voted unanimously not to combine with Wellington Regional Council in submitting a joint proposal for a single city option for the Wellington region... More >>
23. Smacking Law Confirmed As Spectacular Failure
17 June 2013 10:59am | Family First
Family First NZ says that six years since the anti-smacking law was passed in a supposed effort to lower our child abuse rates, it has been confirmed as a spectacular failure based on flawed ideology... More >>
24. Canterbury Offloads Aid In Tonga - Samoan Tsunami
14 October 2009 4:35pm | New Zealand Defence Force
The HMNZS CANTERBURY has anchored west of the Tsunami-affected Tongan island of Niuatoputapu, and is currently operating the embarked No 6 SQN Seasprite helicopter and the ship's Zodiac Rigid Hulled Inflatable Boat (RHIB) to move aid and supplies to the shore. ..... More >>
25. Q+A Panel Discussion in Response to TIM GROSER Interview
18 June 2013 11:16am | TV One
Welcome to the panel. Dr Raymond Miller from Auckland University; Fran O'Sullivan, the Herald columnist, a very fine one indeed; Gregory Fortuin, former race relations conciliator and South African honorary consul.. More >>
26. Panel Discussions- In response to DAME SUSAN DEVOY interview
18 June 2013 11:19am | TV One
Raymond Miller, Fran O'Sullivan and Gregory Fortuin. Well, Gregory, of course, you have held that office. Dame Susan was very strong on Winston Peters, very strong on those Nisbett cartoons. Does the office, though, need more teeth to actually make ..... More >>
27. Springbok Tour Protests "Good For Maori"
16 July 2006 1:32pm | TV One
HART leader John Minto says the 1981 Springbok Tour protests helped to improve the situation for Maori in New Zealand... More >>
28. Protest at ASB Tennis Classic - Shahar Peer must go
20 December 2010 9:39am | Global Peace And Justice Auckland
Global Peace and Justice Auckland and the Palestine Human Rights Campaign will hold a protest outside the ASB Tennis Classic in Auckland on January 3rd next year on the basis we expect Israeli player Shahar Peer to be playing. Peer is not on the ..... More >>
29. Kim Hill Returns to Morning Report
30 May 2013 12:31pm | Radio New Zealand
International Radio Personality of the Year, Kim Hill, is to step in and co-present New Zealand's most popular radio programme, Morning Report , while long serving presenter Geoff Robinson takes a break in June... More >>
30. New political party 1 Law 4 All
07 June 2013 1:27pm | 1 Law 4 All
A new political party, 1 Law 4 All, has been founded. The party wants all New Zealanders to be treated equally at law and in government funding, regardless of race. 1Law 4 All has evolved from a steering committee of concerned citizens who see no end ..... More >>
31. Anadarko: Deep Sea Oil Leaks Could Take Two Weeks To Cap
07 June 2013 4:37pm | Oil Free Wellington
A representative of Anadarko has admitted that a deep sea oil blowout in New Zealand could take up to two weeks to be capped... More >>
32. Mass detention a failure for human rights in New Zealand
13 June 2013 11:21pm | Amnesty International
Amnesty International is appalled with the New Zealand Government's decision to implement a law that breaches the rights of people seeking protection from persecution... More >>
33. The Royal NZ SPCA Does Not Condone Animal Testing
17 June 2013 2:43pm | RNZSPCA
Royal New Zealand SPCA National President Bob Kerridge remains opposed to animal testing despite the recommendation of the Psychoactive Substances Interim Expert Advisory Committee to allow severely restricted animal tests... More >>
34. BSA Upholds Complaint Against Paul Henry
12 July 2010 12:03pm | People First
People First New Zealand Inc. welcomes the Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) decision that Television New Zealand (TVNZ) did not take enough action after Breakfast host Paul Henry used the 'R' word, giggled and made other discriminating remarks ..... More >>
35. 1Law4All - The Anti-Racism Party of New Zealand
14 June 2013 9:50am | 1 Law 4 All
In Response to T.K. Lewis's article titled "Are Maori Nazis ruining NZ? 1Law4All's racism... More >>
36. Martin Doyle cartoon: Hairy-arsed homophobia
17 June 2013 9:49am | Martin Doyle
Australian radio host Howard Sattler's relentless suggestions that Julia Gillard's husband must be gay because he is a hairdresser is from the Dark Ages. .. More >>
37. Three Strikes crosses the Tasman
17 June 2013 12:02pm | Sensible Sentencing Trust
The New Zealand "three strikes" law is seen as a model for proposed legislation in Australia to deal with repeat offenders such as a rapist-murderer called Adrian Bayley, who finally graduated to murder after an appalling history of violent crime, ..... More >>
38. A fresh face and fresh thoughts for Onslow-Western Ward
17 June 2013 2:29pm | Sridhar Ekambaram
Wellington is a cute city with its compactness and easy accessibility. As an immigrant to New Zealand over 16 years ago, I preferred Wellington to Auckland for that very reason. I work in the Information technology area and am ready to provide a fresh ..... More >>
39. Candle-Lit Vigil for Prisoners of Conscience in Iran
13 June 2013 5:06pm | Baha'i NZ
Hundreds are expected to gather in Aotea Square on Tuesday 18 June to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the hanging of 10 Baha'i women in Shiraz, Iran, in 1983. "We will be paying tribute to the heroism of these women who were killed for teaching ..... More >>
40. Release of new fish stock assessments
14 June 2013 3:46pm | Ministry For Primary Industries
The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) has released the latest comprehensive scientific assessment of the status of New Zealand's fisheries. .. More >>
41. Changes to migrant worker protections needed
15 June 2013 11:59am | First Union
Media release: FIRST Union Saturday June 15, 2013 Changes to migrant worker protections needed A union for migrant workers says it will look forward to scrutinising the detail of changes to migrant worker protections signaled late this week by the government. ..... More >>
42. Maori Television Presents Ikaroa-Rawhiti By-Election Special
17 June 2013 1:57pm | Maori TV
Maori Television is pleased to announce that it will provide LIVE coverage of the Ikaroa-Rawhiti By-Election on Saturday, June 29 from 7.00pm. Hosted by Native Affairs presenter Mihingarangi Forbes, the IKAROA-RAWHITI BY-ELECTION SPECIAL combines television ..... More >>
43. Improved vetting needed yesterday
17 June 2013 2:32pm | Joint Press Release
Improved vetting of Child, Youth & Family caregivers can't come soon enough, says the head of a mentoring programme that has successfully screened over 550 men since 1997... More >>
44. Police Minister to present Inaugural Public Safety Volunteer
17 June 2013 4:28pm | New Zealand Police
The Minister of Police, Hon Anne Tolley, is to recognise three public safety volunteers at ceremonies in Wellington and Auckland this week. .. More >>
45. Minister of Labour ducking ILO responsibilities
18 June 2013 12:48pm | Public Service Association
The Public Service Association says the Minister of Labour is being irresponsible by refusing to meet with ILO officials over whether the government's proposed labour law changes are in breach of international labour conventions... More >>
46. The Lundy Murders - Shocking New Evidence
12 January 2009 11:50am | ACP Media
In an exclusive, in-depth investigation - North & South magazine presents new evidence, undisclosed police information and expert opinion that raise major questions about the double-murder conviction of Mark Lundy. .. More >>
47. Gutless anonymous Family Court Lawyer attack condemned
07 September 2012 9:01am | Steve Taylor
A Counsellor and Family Mediator is calling out the anonymous Family Court Lawyer who labelled Family Court Consumers "violent parents, drug users, and nut-bars" on a national radio show on Thursday 6/9/12 during a live interview.. More >>
48. New Zealand's Most Stolen Cars
07 March 2013 10:18am | AA Insurance
Honda Torneo tops the list for the second consecutive year Auckland, 7 March 2013 - AA Insurance today announced the 10 most frequently stolen cars, based on its own claims data. The Honda Torneo has topped the list for the second consecutive ..... More >>
49. MANA: Wellington City Council Super City Proposal
17 June 2013 2:55pm | Mana Party
Wellington City Council has got it wrong wanting to recommend a super-city, says MANA Newtown Branch Chairperson, Ariana Paretutanganui-Tamati. .. More >>
50. Emerging consensus on manufacturing welcome
17 June 2013 12:39pm | First Union
A union representing workers in textiles and wood processing is welcoming the emerging consensus around a new way forward for manufacturing. In Christchurch this morning Opposition parties released the final report of their inquiry into manufacturing. ..... More >>
51. Panel Discussions- In response to the DALAI LAMA interview
18 June 2013 11:23am | TV One
The comments on Nelson Mandela, Gregory, that his legacy, his spirit will live on. And Mr Mandela does seem to be certainly faring better than some might have thought at this point. It is true, though, isn't it, he has an indelible mark... More >>
52. Portfolio Agreements Signed: Next Step In Te Hiku Iwi Accord
18 June 2013 4:40pm | Ministry of Social Development
Iwi representatives and Crown Agencies are signing agreements today that are the next step in the Social Development Accord with Te Hiku o Te Ika iwi representatives as part of the iwi's Treaty Settlement. .. More >>
53. SPCA issues annual list of animal abuse cases
19 October 2006 10:45am | RNZSPCA
The Royal New Zealand SPCA has issued its fourth annual 'List of Shame', citing 50 examples of animal abuse occurring in the first nine months of 2006... More >>
54. Development In Mark Lundy Double Murder
16 June 2009 5:32pm | Television New Zealand
The double murder of Christine and Amber Lundy has been described as a 'How Dunnit' rather than a 'Who Dunnit' because the forensic evidence seemed to put Mark Lundy at the murder scene. Now Bryan Bruce, writer and host of new TV ONE crime programme, ..... More >>
55. Plan to save seabirds heralds changes to fishing practises
24 April 2013 11:45am | Forest And Bird
Forest & Bird is welcoming the release of a government-approved statement of intent to save native seabirds, including endangered albatrosses and petrels, from being killed by commercial and non-commercial fishing activity... More >>
56. Focus on Restoring Housing Affordability
22 May 2013 9:28am | Hugh Pavletich
As Deputy Prime Minister Bill English has made clear, Central Government must have the reserve powers to step in, if Local Government fails to meet its responsibilities, in allowing affordable housing to be built... More >>
57. Legal Highs Industry: Synthetic Cannabis More Dangerous
22 May 2013 4:59pm | Mediaworks
The 'legal highs' industry has admitted to TV3's The Vote that their products are more dangerous than ordinary cannabis - and advised: "If you want to get rid of synthetic cannabis, the best way is to decriminalise natural cannabis.".. More >>
58. Domestic Violence and Disability Group welcomes new research
11 June 2013 5:09pm | DVD
"Finally a report has been produced that details the extent of violence against disabled people in New Zealand," says Nicola Owen, a member of the Auckland Domestic Violence and Disability working group (DVD). "This is a timely report, focusing ..... More >>
59. Are MÄori Nazis Ruining NZ?
12 June 2013 9:46am | T.K Lewis
The newly formed group has been built solely on policies that attack the Treaty of Waitangi and any real form of cultural integrity in New Zealand. Indeed their key policies involve:.. More >>
60. Offers of help flood in to process Christchurch consents
14 June 2013 8:52am | Christchurch City Council
Christchurch City Council today put out a call to other Councils around New Zealand after an audit report by International Accreditation New Zealand (IANZ) identified concerns with its ability to process the huge increase in building consents... More >>
61. Trust board seeks Kingmaker descendants in Australia
18 June 2013 8:07pm | Ngati Haua
Thousands of descendants of the New Zealand-based tribe Ngati Haua living in Australia are being urged to get involved in a significant development affecting their tribe. .. More >>
62. The Treaty of Waitangi and Health Outcomes
24 July 2006 11:19am | Race Relations Commissioner
Opening remarks by Joris de Bres, Race Relations Commissioner, at the symposium on Human Rights and the Treaty of Waitangi: Healthy Christchurch, 24 July 2006, Christchurch Netball Centre, 10.30 am - 2.15 pm... More >>
63. R V Murnane, Leason and Land: (Waihopai Damage)
07 April 2010 4:28pm | Solicitor General
The Solicitor-General has concluded that the Crown cannot appeal the jury's verdicts acquitting the three persons accused of causing intentional damage to the Waihopai satellite dish cover... More >>
64. 2012: Understanding the Treaty of Waitangi
18 May 2012 2:24pm | Treaty Advocacy Group
More than a century and a half after its assent, the Treaty of Waitangi between the Crown and the MÄori chiefs of New Zealand remains a source of controversy. The legal status of the document has shifted significantly over that time; providing protection ..... More >>
65. Lord Monckton's Complaint to Victoria University
12 April 2013 12:00pm | New Zealand Climate Science Coalition
Viscount Christopher Monckton has laid an official complaint with the Vice Chancellor of Victoria University of Wellington over attacks on him by three academics. Attached are a copy of Lord Monckon's letter and two flagged appendices. .. More >>
66. Customs seizes cactus sports supplement
23 April 2013 5:45pm | New Zealand Customs Service
There has been a sharp rise in Customs interceptions of a sports supplement which contains the endangered cactus, Hoodia Gordonii. Customs warns the public not to import this product... More >>
67. Kiwis Say NZ is a Racist Country on TV3's the Vote
26 April 2013 4:32pm | Mediaworks
New Zealanders voted Yes , New Zealand is a racist country in the groundbreaking second episode of national debate programme The Vote , which screened tonight on TV3... More >>
68. New insurance rules will create stress for older people
26 April 2013 6:26pm | Age Concern
New insurance rules where homeowners must calculate the rebuild cost of their properties will create extra stress and expense for many older people throughout the country, according to Age Concern New Zealand... More >>
69. New Zealand Nurse Awarded Highest Red Cross Honour
13 May 2013 5:00pm | NZ Red Cross
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has awarded New Zealander, Janet Askew, the highest international distinction a nurse can receive. .. More >>
70. Affordable Auckland Announces Franklin Candidate For AK
27 May 2013 9:03am | Affordable Auckland
Business journalist Niko Kloeten announced today that he will be standing as a candidate for Affordable Auckland in the Franklin ward of Auckland Council. .. More >>
71. Government should adopt jobs report
17 June 2013 10:50am | EPMU
The Government should drop its planned changes to employment law and adopt the recommendations of the parliamentary inquiry into manufacturing instead, says the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union... More >>
72. 0800 SORT MONEY - free easy budget advice access
07 June 2007 11:35am | Retirement Commission
New Zealanders now have easier access to free budget advice thanks to 0800 SORT MONEY (0800 767 866), a service provided by the Retirement Commission with the New Zealand Federation of Family Budgeting Services... More >>
73. Alcohol related deaths at pandemic levels
27 June 2008 11:56am | Roger Brooking
The current focus on problems caused by alcohol in New Zealand occurs in a context which most New Zealanders are unaware of. Over 1,000 people in New Zealand die directly from alcohol related causes each year - because of car accidents, drownings, liver ..... More >>
74. Support for Inghams from An Unlikely Source!
21 November 2009 12:33pm | GE Free NZ
Chicken-producer Inghams, under fire for misleading consumers is being offered support from a most unlikely source: GE free NZ (in food and environment). .. More >>
75. Oily People Send Warning Over Offshore Drilling
25 July 2010 1:36pm | Greenpeace New Zealand
Greenpeace volunteers covered themselves in 'oil' today to send a strong message to the Government to stop its plans for the drilling of new deep water oil wells off New Zealand's coast... More >>
76. Smith's Comments on Aucklands MUL Raises Questions
13 March 2013 12:20pm | NZ Planning Institute
Dr Smith's Comments on Aucklands MUL Raises Questions for the New Zealand Planning Institute New Zealand Planning Institute 13 March 2013 The New Zealand Planning Institute notes with concern Dr Nick Smith's description of Auckland's metropolitan urban ..... More >>
77. Is It Time to Tax Unhealthy Food?
21 March 2013 10:26am | TV3
Is It Time to Tax Unhealthy Food? Have Your Say on March 27 with Tv3's 'the Vote' .. More >>
78. Service Outcome Measurement essential in Family Court
21 March 2013 3:24pm | 24-7
Privileging the service consumer's voice via Routine Service Outcome Measurement is essential for measuring the service efficacy of any and all services provided to the Family Court, be they legal, social, psychological, or meditative, says Steve ..... More >>
79. Documentary Challenges New Zealand's Role in Afghanistan
10 April 2013 1:52pm | Maori TV
New Zealand's military engagement in Afghanistan is the subject of a challenging documentary due to screen on Maori Television on the eve of Anzac Day. He Toki Huna: New Zealand in Afghanistan explores New Zealand's involvement in Afghanistan - ..... More >>
80. Majority Opposed to "Party Pills" Testing on Animals
22 April 2013 12:41pm | SAFE
As the government calls for public submissions on the psychoactive substances ("legal highs") bill, New Zealand's leading animal advocates SAFE, the RNZSPCA and the New Zealand Anti-Vivisection Society (NZAVS) say a new poll shows the strength of ..... More >>
81. Conservative Party's New CEO Christine Rankin
10 May 2013 12:49pm | Conservative Party
I am so delighted to be here at headquarters as the Chief Executive of The Conservative Party... More >>
82. NZ Guiding leaders challenge international decision-makers
14 May 2013 12:21pm | Girl Guiding NZ
Palmerston North's Fiona Bradley and Lower Hutt's Claire Angliiss have attended the United Nations' Commission on the Status of Women in New York representing GirlGuiding New Zealand (NZ) to advocate for stop to violence against girls... More >>
83. Rebstock Inquiry - Court Decision On 'Applicant A' Released
16 May 2013 10:37am | State Services Commission
State Services Commissioner Iain Rennie commented today after a High Court decision on a challenge to the inquiry being undertaken by Paula Rebstock from an 'Applicant A'. .. More >>
84. New Zealand information about tornadoes
21 May 2013 10:05am | Ministry of Civil Defence and Emergency Management
Tornadoes sometimes occur during thunderstorms in some parts of New Zealand. A tornado is a narrow, violently rotating column of air extending downwards to the ground from the base of a thunderstorm. Warning signs include a long, continuous roar or rumble ..... More >>
85. Key to Healthy Kids Is Free Accessible Primary Health Care
07 June 2013 5:09pm | Child Poverty Action Group
Key to Healthy Kids Is Free Accessible Primary Health Care For All Under 18s Say the Child Poverty Action Group .. More >>
86. 10 Point Plan For Wellington: Jack Yan
12 June 2013 9:02am | Jack Yan
Wellington City mayoral candidate Jack Yan has released his ten-point plan to get Wellington's economy moving in the right direction. Mr Yan says he's adopted the ten-point plan to clearly communicate his intentions if elected... More >>
87. City Councillor Rob Lutter Intends to Stand for Mayor
13 June 2013 9:34am | Napier City Councillor Rob Lutter
City Councillor Rob Lutter has announced his intention to stand for Mayor in the up and coming 2013 Napier Local Govt Elections. He is a third term City Councillor who has chaired the Safer Napier and the Tenders Committee... More >>
88. Home Detention for commercial corruption
14 June 2013 4:31pm | Serious Fraud Office
Former Commercial Property Manager, Christopher David Green (66) has been sentenced in the Auckland District Court today to five months' home detention. .. More >>
89. Susan Wood interviews the Dalai Lama
16 June 2013 8:44pm | TVNZ
Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, was here this week. It was a private visit. This country, like so many, is unwilling to risk its booming trade with China, which has ruled Tibet since 1959. .. More >>
90. Time to Worry About Google
16 June 2013 8:48pm | TV3's 'The Nation'
A New Zealand computer scientist says we should be worried about the size and role of Google on the internet. .. More >>
91. Was Colonisation Really That Bad?
15 September 2000 1:14pm | Unknown
Associate Maori Affairs Minister Tariana Turia caused a storm when she blamed many of Maori's current woes on the legacy of colonisation. Is it a legitimate excuse?.. More >>
92. Fathers respond to Law Society
26 January 2001 10:01am | Unknown
Law Society Hysteria Campaign Steeped In Self-Interest The hysteria being generated by the Law Society over opening the Family Court to scrutiny is nothing more than an attempt to derail the just cause of fathers wanting openness in the Family Court. ..... More >>
93. Waihopai Spybase Protest
05 January 2004 3:55pm | Anti Bases Campaign
The public face of New Zealand's role as an American ally is the NZ military presence in both Iraq and Afghanistan. But New Zealand's most significant contribution to those wars, and any other American wars, is the Waihopai spybase... More >>
94. Waikato DHB staff strike for fair pay
12 April 2005 9:05am | Public Service Association
Clerical and administrative staff employed by the Waikato District Health Board begin two days of strike action at 7am tomorrow (Tuesday, 12 April 2005)... More >>
95. Nelson Engineer Stands for Christian Heritage NZ
22 July 2005 10:31am | Christian Heritage New Zealand
Christian Heritage NZ announced today that Nelson Consulting Engineer Mr Nick Barber would stand as a list candidate for the party. Mr Barber is a Chartered Engineer who has operated a successful consulting business in Nelson for the last 22 years. ..... More >>
96. Urgent action on albatross slaughter supported
28 November 2006 5:09pm | Royal Forest And Bird Protection Society
Forest & Bird supports urgent measures proposed by Fisheries Minister Jim Anderton to close the Kermadec Islands fishery to long-lining fishing after a vessel killed 51 albatrosses in a single trip... More >>
97. State of the Pakeha Nation 07 Catherine Delahunty
06 February 2007 9:56am | Waitangi Day Speeches
My greetings to the poet doctor, the man of law and lore, the woman who has been a visionary teacher and is a Te Tiriti based gardener... More >>
98. Unison Networks Ltd v Commerce Commission
10 September 2007 11:16am | NZ Supreme Court
This summary is provided to assist in the understanding of the Court's judgment. It does not comprise part of the reasons for that judgment. The full judgment with reasons is the only authoritative document. The full text of the judgment and reasons ..... More >>
99. Susan Couch v Attorney General
13 June 2008 10:23am | NZ Supreme Court
This summary is provided to assist in the understanding of the Court's judgment. It does not comprise part of the reasons for that judgment. The full judgment with reasons is the only authoritative document. The full text of the judgment and reasons ..... More >>
100. Maori Party Roadshow in Te Wai Pounamu
26 August 2008 9:34am | The Maori Party
This week Maori Party MPs and electorate candidates, including Te Tai Tonga candidate Rahui Katene, are attending a roadshow organised by Te Wai Pounamu electorate members and supporters... More >>
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