Summarised by Centrist
Ambulance workers and call-centre staff across New Zealand have begun a 24-hour rolling strike Saturday 24 August 2024, frustrated by nine months of unresolved pay negotiations. This marks the first time ambulance workers have voted to withdraw their labour. St John spokesperson Dan Ohs urged the public to reserve ambulance calls for emergencies, as services are operating at 70% capacity.
Negotiations “can’t be as long as forever.”
MPs spoke emotionally of her passion, conviction and advocacy for Māori youth and South Auckland.
“We must invest in prevention and address the root causes of the drug trade.”
“There is a religious contingency within the Pacific that does support Israel… it does not necessarily mean it’s the majority view…”
“It’s fairer to address these costs directly with the customers who cause the damage.”
“Subsidising fuel might feel good today, but it undermines the long-term resilience of our economy.”
Negotiations “can’t be as long as forever.”
MPs spoke emotionally of her passion, conviction and advocacy for Māori youth and South Auckland.
“We must invest in prevention and address the root causes of the drug trade.”
“There is a religious contingency within the Pacific that does support Israel… it does not necessarily mean it’s the majority view…”
“It’s fairer to address these costs directly with the customers who cause the damage.”
“Subsidising fuel might feel good today, but it undermines the long-term resilience of our economy.”
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The type of managerialism and politicisation afflicting New Zealand universities is present in other countries to a greater or lesser degree.
If you want to attack anyone for what you and a few of your fellow ideological travellers see as doctrinal error, you really shouldn’t make your target the grieving parents of a child who died alone of starvation in a motel room.
New Zealand doesn’t take its universities seriously, despite them being major export earners and productivity engines.
RNZ dismissed 1930s heat data by claiming sites can’t be compared, even though NIWA now routinely does, undermining their own record-breaking headline.
The Crown is being audited for failing to meet an undefined ideological benchmark created by the previous government.
An NZ Herald article on bowel cancer screening appears to have been discreetly sanitised post-publication.
The type of managerialism and politicisation afflicting New Zealand universities is present in other countries to a greater or lesser degree.
If you want to attack anyone for what you and a few of your fellow ideological travellers see as doctrinal error, you really shouldn’t make your target the grieving parents of a child who died alone of starvation in a motel room.
New Zealand doesn’t take its universities seriously, despite them being major export earners and productivity engines.
RNZ dismissed 1930s heat data by claiming sites can’t be compared, even though NIWA now routinely does, undermining their own record-breaking headline.
The Crown is being audited for failing to meet an undefined ideological benchmark created by the previous government.
An NZ Herald article on bowel cancer screening appears to have been discreetly sanitised post-publication.
