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Most Read Items on Scoop – Week Ending Sept 28
Most Read Items on Scoop – Week Ending Sept 28
People’s interest in how to get jobs without
tertiary education was the driver behind a release on the
subject being the single most read item on Scoop in the last
week.
This was followed by a release on the Police tapping a protest group and then a number of items related to the election.
Tertiary education not required
More
than 100 companies have signed an open letter declaring
tertiary qualifications
BU1709/S00810 - ASB Bank -
Tuesday, 26 September 2017, 9:51 AM Related Stories
New Zealand Police Authorised to Wiretap
Protest Group PAPA
In a statement of evidence
provided to People Against Prisons Aotearoa’s lawyer, New
Zealand Police
PO1709/S00449 - People Against Prisons
Aotearoa - Thursday, 28 September 2017, 10:52 AM Related Stories
An open letter to the new Government
Tomorrow, millions of New Zealanders will step inside
their local halls, schools, hospitals
PO1709/S00399 -
Auckland City Mission - Friday, 22 September 2017, 9:51 AM
Related Stories
Gordon Campbell: Ten Reasons For Not Voting
National
Faith-based voting is the norm, in that we
tend to select the election messages that best
fit
HL1709/S00037 - Gordon Campbell - Monday, 18
September 2017, 4:33 PM Related Stories
What Young Voters Expect From These
Elections
Young voters have been a huge issue during
these general elections, in which enrolled 18-24
year
PO1709/S00407 - Rachel Pommeyrol - Friday, 22
September 2017, 2:33 PM Related Stories
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