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Made Popular Jul 2 2009
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New Zealand’s government has struck an exclusive deal with fast food giant McDonalds. Young people receiving the unemployment benefit will be sent to jobs with McDonalds restaurants, and have their training subsidised by the taxpayer. Every...

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The National government has made changes to the Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) scheme which allows overseas workers, mainly from the Pacific, to work in New Zealand...
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ACT Party leader and Local Government Minister Rodney Hide has gained Cabinet approval to look into law changes that will strip city and district council spending back...
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On June 5, World Environment Day, hundreds of people “froze” across New Zealand, together at 1pm in public places people stopped moving and became human statues...
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The act of injustice that clearly cripples the life of a soul, by way of wrongful imprisonment, wrongful incarceration in New Zealand and is proven the question of...
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Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand, a Catholic aid, development and social justice agency, says it has both reservations and relief over the government’s 2009 Budget. The...
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The Otago Daily Times is reporting that the dairy industry will be releasing details from a case study under the Government’s greenhouse gas “footprinting...
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Westpac, the bank that has put clothing manufacturer Lane Walker Rudkin into receivership is saying there is no money to cover the redundancy entitlements or unpaid...
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Banks have a lot to answer for. If a citizen makes a small mistake, or unable to pay, banks are merciless. If a citizen negotiates with the bank to pay there is still...
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The New Zealand Herald reported this morning that Justice Minister Simon Power wants to see judges alone as opposed to 12 jurors decide the sentences for people...
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Minister of Labour Kate Wilkinson announced earlier this week that the Department of Labour’s Pay and Employment Equity Unit (PEE) will be disestablished as part...
made popular May 15 2009
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Apr 29 2009 by AP0 Comments

For 22 New Zealand teenagers, it was the trip of a lifetime: three weeks in Mexico practicing Spanish and visiting the pyramids of Oaxaca and other famous sites.

 
 
Apr 28 2009 by AP0 Comments

New Zealand’s health minister and an Israeli hospital are reporting the first confirmed cases of swine flu to hit the Middle East and the Asia-Pacific regions.

 
 
Apr 26 2009 by AP0 Comments

New Zealand’s health minister said Sunday 10 students who just returned from Mexico have tested positive for influenza. He said the cases are “likely” to be swine flu.

 
 
Apr 26 2009 by AP0 Comments

New Zealand’s health minister says 10 students who were recently in Mexico have tested positive for influenza. He said the cases are “likely” to be swine flu.

 
 
Apr 26 2009 by AP0 Comments

Twenty-five students and teachers in New Zealand, some with flu-like symptoms, were quarantined and tested for swine flu after returning from a trip to Mexico, officials said Sunday, as Asia stepped up surveillance for the deadly virus.

 
 
Apr 26 2009 by AP0 Comments

Twenty-five students and teachers in New Zealand, some with flu-like symptoms, were quarantined and tested for swine flu after returning from a trip to Mexico, officials said Sunday, as Asia stepped up surveillance for the deadly virus.

 
 
Apr 25 2009 by AP0 Comments

The veterinarian who injected 21 elite polo horses with a supplement before a championship match in Florida and then watched them die says the grief is unbearable.

 
 
Apr 21 2009 by AP0 Comments

Florida authorities have begun a criminal investigation into the deaths of 21 polo horses from a Venezuelan-owned team preparing to play a match over the weekend.

 
 
Apr 21 2009 by AP0 Comments

Experts searching for alternative Maori names for New Zealand’s two main islands were startled to find their commonly used English names _ North Island and South Island _ were never made legal, officials said Tuesday.

 
 
Apr 21 2009 by AP0 Comments

Experts searching for alternative Maori names for New Zealand’s two main islands were startled to find their commonly used English names _ North Island and South Island _ were never made legal, officials said Tuesday.

 
 
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