Column – Gordon Campbell In the past, successive Labour and National led governments have been happy to use the poisonous term queue jumping to describe people trying to exercise their UN Refugee Convention-based right to reach these shores and claim political asylum.
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Press Release – Grain and Seed Trade Assn New Zealands annual seed harvest is about to hit overdrive, and if last years official trade figures are any indication, theres a surprising amount of money riding on the next few weeks.
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Press Release – Project Censored and Media Freedom Foundation Project Censored Subscriber, below is a sampling of Validated Independent News from Project Censored college and university affiliates. These news stories are from independent sources and have been researched and reviewed by students and faculty at the cited …
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Speech – New Zealand Government Rt Hon John Key Prime Minister 29 January 2013 Speech Prime Ministers Statement to Parliament Honourable Members. The National-led Government was re-elected in 2011 with a clear plan to build a faster-growing economy supporting more jobs, rising …
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Speech – New Zealand Government Whether its welfare reform, law and order, education, the rebuild of Christchurch, or continuing our improvements in public services, its full steam ahead.
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Column – Lyndon Hood Satire, editorial images and the occasion piece of non-news from The Year Of All The People In The News Basically Being A Bit Useless. Except Keith Ng. He’s cool.
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Press Release – Export New Zealand There was much media and protester interest in Round 15 of the Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations that took place in Auckland from 3-12 December. What really happened? And what does this mean for the conclusion of negotiations? Find out here… As we …
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Article – Professor Jane Kelsey Opinion Polls Show PM Out Of Touch With Public Opinion on TPPA Polling results on four core issues in the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) show the government has seriously underestimated public concern, according to Professor …
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Article – BusinessDesk Dec. 13 (BusinessDesk) – The New Zealand and Australian governments should settle once and for all the long-running argument over the tax treatment of imputation credits, which currently penalises trans-Tasman investors, says a new report from the two …
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Press Release – Joint Press Release Joint Press Release – Prime Ministers of Australia and New Zealand 13 December 2012 Strengthening trans-Tasman economic relations Joint scoping study by the Australian and New Zealand Productivity Commissions released Prime Ministers Julia Gillard and …
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Press Release – AFTINET “US proposals on medicines were attacked by civil society groups and are being resisted by Australia and most of the eleven countries in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPPA) trade negotiations which finish today in Auckland,” Dr Patricia Ranald, …
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Press Release – First Union Media release: FIRST Union Wednesday December 12, 2012 Two Thirds Of New Zealanders Wary Of TPP That Allows Foreign Investors To Sue A new poll shows two thirds of New Zealanders are wary of a Trans Pacific Partnership that has rules allowing corporations …
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