Massey News, Auckland, December 13, 2018 Kiwis have voted a slip of the tongue by Leader of the Opposition Simon Bridges as the Best Quote
Thomas Coughlan Former Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Paul Goldsmith says that he was not aware of bullying allegations made against outgoing Retirement Commissioner Diane
Supplied Content The latest report into the impact of poverty on wellbeing of Kiwi children shows why the Government has put children and families at
RNZ Wellington The National Party says that the government should not support a United Nations Migration Pact due to be signed in Morocco this week. At press
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Peter Dunne Congratulations David Clark! In a Government where initiating a review has been a substitute for doing anything, he has become the first Minister
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RNZ (Auckland) A $10 million donation to the University of Otago by New Zealand’s richest man will help the institution open a new $28.2 million
Lucy Wyndham Around 40% of five-year-old children who had dental check-ups in 2017 had tooth decay, according to data compiled by New Zealand’s Ministry of
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Venkat Raman The challenges faced by journalists in a fast-changing world, their response to disruption in mainstream media and the ‘creative tension’ that exists in
Supplied Content Auckland, December 3, 2018 Mindfulness-based therapies have shown promise in reducing stress and improving psychological wellbeing. Using a novel approach to mindfulness training,
Kieran Madden “Our Gross National Product…measures everything, except that which makes life worthwhile.” Bobby Kennedy’s famous 1968 speech decried how measures like GDP count the
New UN Agreement a common understanding on migration Sam Sachdeva Wellington, November 8, 2018 Days from the signing of a Global Migration Agreement, the Government
Supplied Content The retail fuel market will be the first Commerce Commission market study, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Kris
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Iain Lees-Galloway The Employment Relations Amendment Act (passed by Parliament on December 5, 2018) helps restore fairness to New Zealand workplaces and restore fundamental rights
Kevin-Lampen Smith Recent research by the Real Estate Authority (REA) has shown that many people have a very relaxed approach to being honest when they
Khushbu Sundarji If you are considering taking up a franchise business, you should consider a number of issues before such an undertaking. Evaluate your business
Staff Reporter The Christchurch District Court fined $2550 for allowing a University student to carryout prescribed electrical work on his property. It is unlawful to
Supplied Content Two Dunedin restaurant employers have been ordered to pay $11,500 by the Employment Relations Authority (ERA). Following a Labour Inspectorate investigation, Hai Ung
Jenee Tibshraeny Banks have for centuries been among the most powerful institutions in the world. As the guardians of our finances, they have essentially had
Editorial One Issue 406, December 15, 2018 The State Services Commission is currently investigating complaints of bullying against former Retirement Commissioner Diane Maxwell and Parliamentary
Editorial Two Issue 406, December 15, 2018 As Indian Newslink steps into its 20th year of publication, we mark the occasion expressing our gratitude, solemnity
Craig McCulloch The former staff member who has released recordings of National MP Maggie Barry rejects any suggestion he taped her secretly and says she
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