Politics Archive
Law & Order
By Lea’ufa’amulia Asenati Lole-Taylor I am glad that Corrections has got a Minister who should be aware of Pasefika perspectives, which is close to Maori culture, because these
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Economy
The latest government idea to address and reduce unemployment has been called sexy but misses the causal factors that needs fixing to solve the problem says Auckland Action Against
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Employment and Training
Labour is calling for an eleventh hour reprieve to employment law changes which could see thousands of Kiwi workers not covered by collective agreements lose their smoko breaks,
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International
West Papua Action Auckland, the EPMU Print and Media Council and the NZ Media Freedom Network call on the Minister of Foreign Affairs to speak out in support
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Education
The government must incorporate a rigorous evaluation framework into Investing in Education Success (IES) programme, to ensure that the $359 million is indeed a good investment, says The
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Children
John Key and his Government will be held to its promise to make child poverty a priority, Labour’s Acting Deputy Leader Annette King says. “In its priority-setting speech
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National
Corrections Minister Peseta Sam Lotu-Iiga says staff and prisoner safety in prisons will be boosted by the wider use of on body cameras in sites around the country.
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Culture and Heritage
Yesterday, Catherine Delahunty swore in parliament. She swore the Parliamentary oath of allegiance that would allow her to speak and vote in parliament. She was seething because the
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