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Most Read Items on Scoop – Week Ending July 20
Most Read Items on Scoop – Week Ending July 20
Polls, youth work schemes, a new species of sunfish and addressing inequality were the most read political stories on Scoop from Friday July 14 to Thursday July 20.
Roy Morgan - Labour/Greens now just ahead of
National
In July Labour/Greens now just
ahead of National but New Zealand First again in the ‘box
seat’
PO1707/S00203 - Roy
Morgan Research - Friday, 14 July 2017,
8:33 PM Related Stories
MSD & The Warehouse expand youth
initiative
MSD & The
Warehouse expand youth initiative Social
Development Minister Anne Tolley welcomes
today
PA1707/S00243 - New Zealand Government - Monday, 17
July 2017, 10:19 AM Related Stories
New Giant Ocean Sunfish Species
Discovered
20 July, 2017 - A new species of ocean
sunfish has been discovered and formally
described
SC1707/S00035 - Te Papa - Thursday, 20 July
2017, 12:16 PM Related Stories
Addressing inequality the greatest test of
governments
Key announcements from Labour
and the Green Party in the last week deliver the foundations
of a strong alternative government in waiting which would
make New Zealand a more equal place, the CTU said
today.
PO1707/S00212 - New Zealand Council of Trade
Unions - Sunday, 16 July 2017, 2:11 PM Related Stories
West Coast needs a bold, smart
vision
Forest & Bird is calling for a
bolder vision for the West
Coast in response to new plans to
smooth
PO1707/S00190 - Forest And Bird - Thursday, 13
July 2017, 4:06 PM Related
Stories
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