The shockwaves from Uber’s defeat last week in a British court have reportedly already begun to wash up here in New Zealand with some local drivers thinking of taking a similar class action.
Apparently, the Police have deliberately abused the powers of detention they possess under the Land Transport Act…
In the past week , many of the postscripts to Hekia Parata’s career as Education Minister have sounded like a schoolteacher desperately trying to find some reason why a D student can be marked up to C minus.
How do you tell someone you’ve thought about dropping your newborn on the floor?
Why some women suffer from PND, how it should be treated, and even what to call it are far from settled issues.
If the public health system can only help ‘the tip of the iceberg’ when it comes to post-natal depression, where are all the other women going?
Postnatal Depression facts and resources
Listen to rough-cut audio of women telling their stories
Wellington Airport’s runway extension faces another legal challenge, on safety grounds
What has aroused the ire of Act Leader David Seymour this time is the introduction of a Greens private members bill to the ballot process, “calling for a 15 cents levy on plastic bags to reduce pollution.”
To quote the distinguished Nobel laureate, “Something is happening here, and you don’t know what it is, do you Mr Jones?”
It is infuriating to have to explain to a senior Cabinet Minister about the social harm caused by endemic poverty, but here are a few useful pointers for Judith Collins
Since the GFC, the myth of the centre ground has been amply documented.
Arguably, the last thing New Zealand needs is for the current levels of dairy production to return to profitability anytime soon.
John Key’s rationale for refusing to throw the state’s resources behind reducing child poverty is the lamest excuse since “The dog ate my homework.”
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