2014 Roger Award Finalists Named
Press Release – CAFCA The six finalists for the 2014 Roger Award for the Worst Transnational Corporation Operating in Aotearoa/New Zealand are:
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New Zealand
iPredict: Inflationary Expectations Fall Significantly
Column – iPredict Both inflationary and interest-rate expectations have fallen significantly over the last week, according to the combined wisdom of the 8000+ registered traders on New Zealands predictions market, iPredict.
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Save our state houses
Column – Clare Curran New Zealand was once renowned for its state housing. Labours first Prime Minister, Michael Joseph Savage, recognised the importance of something for everyone by embedding state housing into our economic fabric.
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Questions and Answers – December 3
Press Release – Office of the Clerk Islamic State ConflictGovernment Response 1. ANDREW LITTLE (Leader of the Opposition) to the Prime Minister : Does he stand by his statement that the 100 years commemoration of Gallipoli could be one argument for a joint ANZAC force to be deployed …
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New Ambassador to Chile announced
Press Release – New Zealand Government New Ambassador to Chile announced Foreign Minister Murray McCully today announced diplomat Jacqui Caine as New Zealands next Ambassador to Chile. Chile is New Zealand’s longest standing friend in Latin America and there is growing commercial …
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Doctors support call for independent health assessment
Press Release – Association of Salaried Medical Specialists Senior doctors and dentists are formally throwing their weight behind growing calls for a formal independent health assessment of the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA). A recommendation about the TPPA was put to 134 public hospital specialists …
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SIS Scandal Leaves Key Unscathed
Press Release – iPredict Prime Minister John Key has been almost entirely unscathed by the SIS scandal, according to the combined wisdom of the 8000+ registered traders on New Zealands predictions market, iPredict. The probability Mr Key will remain leader of the National Party …
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Accelerating Over the Cliff in our Latest Roadster
Article – Paul Martin The Intergovernmental Report on Climate Change earlier this year noted if action is not taken soon the resultant 2C increase in global temperatures will have severe, and irreversible impacts on human habitation and economic activity.
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“A strong, viable WTO is essential for New Zealand”
Speech – World Trade Organisation Smaller economies such as New Zealand can benefit strongly from the platform that the WTO provides for negotiating agriculture, cutting red tape at the border and other issues, and for small and medium-sized enterprises, which do not have the same …
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Gordon Campbell on Australia scoring trade points with China
Column – Gordon Campbell It hasnt been a great year for Trade Minister Tim Groser. The Trans Pacific Partnership deal has been deadlocked all year, amidst increasingly desperate attempts to jawbone it towards the finishing line.
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PM Post-Cabinet Press Conference – 17 November 2014
Article – The Scoop Team The Prime Minister met with reporters today to discuss: The governmental, independent and other departmental inquiries into the Philip Smith incident Roger Suttons resignation as Chief Executive of CERA owing to sexual harassment The APEC East …
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Little Favoured For Labour Leader, Deputy Race Open
Press Release – iPredict There is now nearly a 90% probability Andrew Little will be elected leader of the New Zealand Labour Party tomorrow but less clarity than ever about who will be his deputy, according to the combined wisdom of the 8000+ registered traders on New Zealands …
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