Auckland, 30 May 2017. Canstar Blue survey reveals that for some, the environment
is more important than plastic when it comes to shopping bags.
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This year’s Budget announcement has been packaged in such a way as to mislead
the public that gaps in Mental Health will be addressed says Maternal Care Action
Group’s spokeswoman Kristina Paterson. The current Government has promised spending ... Read more...
Last week’s budget does not tackle the high level of inequality in New Zealand,
and may even make it worse, says Peter Malcolm spokesperson for Income Equality Aotearoa
New Zealand Inc—Closing the Gap. Read more...
On the 2nd June 2017 Dunedin based business, political and community leaders will
push their boundaries abseiling 35 metres from the roof to the pitch of the Forsyth
Barr Stadium to raise funds for the Malcam Charitable Trust who work with youth in ... Read more...
Quickly following the recent push to remove religious education from schools, the
as yet uncreated void is being filled by the new religion of gender identity.
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The full retraction and apology by the Spinoff, relating to allegations that were
totally false and defamatory, contained in an article by Simon Wilson, and published
on the Spinoff website morning, is welcome. Read more...
ACT’s regular bulletin A Purple Budget Red and blue mix to make purple, and this
budget is a mixture of Labour and National policy, mainly Labour. Nikita Khrushchev
said ‘your grandchildren will live under communism.’ Michael Cullen didn’t ... Read more...
Quickly following the recent push to remove religious education from schools, the
as yet uncreated void is being filled by the new religion of gender identity.
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The Taxpayers’ Union is welcoming Green MP Julie-Anne Genter joining the Union’s
calls for greater efforts to be made by the Government and District Health Boards
to recover the millions per year written-off due to tourists not paying public health ... Read more...
The Taxpayers’ Union is welcoming the decision of the Hutt City Council last week
to reject a blanket ‘living wage’ policy and instead give permission to the Council’s
Chief Executive to pay a living wage "where it can be justified as the most cost-effective ... Read more...