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#nzpol HUGE VICTORY FOR WORKERS:
The Supreme Court has ruled in favour of Uber Drivers and their unions, saying that they are employees not contractors. Now the NZCTU Te Kauae Kaimahi is calling on the Government to respect this ruling and uphold the rights of platform and gig economy workers:
The Supreme Court has ruled in favour of Uber Drivers and their unions, saying that they are employees not contractors. Now the NZCTU Te Kauae Kaimahi is calling on the Government to respect this ruling and uphold the rights of platform and gig economy workers:
Govt must respect Supreme Court ruling and abandon pro-Uber bill - NZCTU
The NZCTU Te Kauae Kaimahi is calling on the Prime Minister to respect the ruling of the Supreme Court and abandon Brooke van Velden’s Employment Relations Bill. The Bill would enshrine in law the abi...
union.org.nz
November 17, 2025 at 3:04 AM
#nzpol HUGE VICTORY FOR WORKERS:
The Supreme Court has ruled in favour of Uber Drivers and their unions, saying that they are employees not contractors. Now the NZCTU Te Kauae Kaimahi is calling on the Government to respect this ruling and uphold the rights of platform and gig economy workers:
The Supreme Court has ruled in favour of Uber Drivers and their unions, saying that they are employees not contractors. Now the NZCTU Te Kauae Kaimahi is calling on the Government to respect this ruling and uphold the rights of platform and gig economy workers:
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Our heartfelt congratulations to all of our Uber members and the four drivers - Nureddin, Julian, Bill and Mea’ole.
It is not easy to stand up and speak out about a multibillion dollar multinational corporation that controls almost every aspect of your livelihood. You have done it. And won!
#uber
It is not easy to stand up and speak out about a multibillion dollar multinational corporation that controls almost every aspect of your livelihood. You have done it. And won!
#uber
November 17, 2025 at 3:33 AM
Our heartfelt congratulations to all of our Uber members and the four drivers - Nureddin, Julian, Bill and Mea’ole.
It is not easy to stand up and speak out about a multibillion dollar multinational corporation that controls almost every aspect of your livelihood. You have done it. And won!
#uber
It is not easy to stand up and speak out about a multibillion dollar multinational corporation that controls almost every aspect of your livelihood. You have done it. And won!
#uber
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#nzpol
The minimum wage increased by 1.5% this year. Data today from Stats NZ shows annual increases of:
- Food prices up 4.7%
- Fruit up 11%
- Beef up 17.4%, Lamb up 32.2%
- Bread up 11.4%
- Cheese up 14.8%
- Eggs up 16.2%
- Electricity up 11.8%
Laser-focused on the cost of living
The minimum wage increased by 1.5% this year. Data today from Stats NZ shows annual increases of:
- Food prices up 4.7%
- Fruit up 11%
- Beef up 17.4%, Lamb up 32.2%
- Bread up 11.4%
- Cheese up 14.8%
- Eggs up 16.2%
- Electricity up 11.8%
Laser-focused on the cost of living
November 17, 2025 at 2:36 AM
#nzpol
The minimum wage increased by 1.5% this year. Data today from Stats NZ shows annual increases of:
- Food prices up 4.7%
- Fruit up 11%
- Beef up 17.4%, Lamb up 32.2%
- Bread up 11.4%
- Cheese up 14.8%
- Eggs up 16.2%
- Electricity up 11.8%
Laser-focused on the cost of living
The minimum wage increased by 1.5% this year. Data today from Stats NZ shows annual increases of:
- Food prices up 4.7%
- Fruit up 11%
- Beef up 17.4%, Lamb up 32.2%
- Bread up 11.4%
- Cheese up 14.8%
- Eggs up 16.2%
- Electricity up 11.8%
Laser-focused on the cost of living
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WTF.
"Nothing in ACC's proposals actually looks at rehabilitation,"
- ACC advocate Warren Forster
"It's all about 'how can we ramp up exits, how can we get more people coming off the scheme', and that's the antithesis of the statutory purpose. It's the antithesis of why we have ACC in NZ."
#nzpol
"Nothing in ACC's proposals actually looks at rehabilitation,"
- ACC advocate Warren Forster
"It's all about 'how can we ramp up exits, how can we get more people coming off the scheme', and that's the antithesis of the statutory purpose. It's the antithesis of why we have ACC in NZ."
#nzpol
ACC's use of AI to help decide who gets help shocks advocate
"It's all about 'how can we ramp up exits, how can we get more people coming off the scheme," says an ACC advocate
www.rnz.co.nz
November 16, 2025 at 11:17 PM
WTF.
"Nothing in ACC's proposals actually looks at rehabilitation,"
- ACC advocate Warren Forster
"It's all about 'how can we ramp up exits, how can we get more people coming off the scheme', and that's the antithesis of the statutory purpose. It's the antithesis of why we have ACC in NZ."
#nzpol
"Nothing in ACC's proposals actually looks at rehabilitation,"
- ACC advocate Warren Forster
"It's all about 'how can we ramp up exits, how can we get more people coming off the scheme', and that's the antithesis of the statutory purpose. It's the antithesis of why we have ACC in NZ."
#nzpol
This on the NZ Police:
They walked by a standard, they accepted it, they are it | David Cormack
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November 16, 2025 at 11:47 PM
This on the NZ Police:
"When government dismisses consultation as a nuisance, treats Te Tiriti as outdated, and derides scrutiny, those habits set a precedent. Future administrations will inherit not just the rules but also the culture that goes with them, and New Zealanders will pay the price."
#nzpol Pay attention, Aotearoa New Zealand, because this fascistic coalition government is gambling that you won't.
Don't let apathy take us back to the 1950s because this place really sucked back then and you won't like it. So stand up for your rights and defend the rights of others. Resist!
Don't let apathy take us back to the 1950s because this place really sucked back then and you won't like it. So stand up for your rights and defend the rights of others. Resist!
“We have a government willing to reshape constitutional understandings without genuine consultation, careful process, or respect for long-standing norms.” — Mark Feary.
November 16, 2025 at 3:09 AM
"When government dismisses consultation as a nuisance, treats Te Tiriti as outdated, and derides scrutiny, those habits set a precedent. Future administrations will inherit not just the rules but also the culture that goes with them, and New Zealanders will pay the price."
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A powerful piece by Michelle Duff on sexual violence myths, policing culture, and why the basics still matter. Highly recommended 👇
#nzpol
www.1news.co.nz/2025/11/15/s...
#nzpol
www.1news.co.nz/2025/11/15/s...
Scorned women, great men: when will police update their take on sexual violence?
OPINION: Does the NZ Police need reminding of how to deal with alleged sexual violence? Journalist Michelle Duff draws them up a basic checklist.
www.1news.co.nz
November 15, 2025 at 2:51 AM
A powerful piece by Michelle Duff on sexual violence myths, policing culture, and why the basics still matter. Highly recommended 👇
#nzpol
www.1news.co.nz/2025/11/15/s...
#nzpol
www.1news.co.nz/2025/11/15/s...
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Slow clap
Charter School Agency signed sports school contract with non-existent trust www.rnz.co.nz/news/politic...
Charter School Agency signed sports school contract with non-existent trust www.rnz.co.nz/news/politic...
Charter School Agency signed sports school contract with non-existent trust
The contract would see a secondary school with a focus on young athletes in Years 11-13 established in Trentham, near Wellington, next year.
www.rnz.co.nz
November 12, 2025 at 6:52 PM
Slow clap
Charter School Agency signed sports school contract with non-existent trust www.rnz.co.nz/news/politic...
Charter School Agency signed sports school contract with non-existent trust www.rnz.co.nz/news/politic...
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Sweet baby Jesus www.nzherald.co.nz/business/ird...
November 12, 2025 at 1:13 AM
Sweet baby Jesus www.nzherald.co.nz/business/ird...
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Paywall lifted: At every turn, the Govt has opted for whatever would actually lead to more pollution and a warmer world – even if it costs more, jeopardises NZ’s reputation, overturns a campaign promise or clashes with the Govt’s other priorities.
The long retreat:
newsroom.co.nz/2025/11/07/g...
The long retreat:
newsroom.co.nz/2025/11/07/g...
Govt's climate strategy: Let it burn
Comment: The Government has relentlessly pursued policies that boost climate pollution – even if they cost more or jeopardise NZ's reputation, Marc Daalder writes
newsroom.co.nz
November 7, 2025 at 6:33 PM
Paywall lifted: At every turn, the Govt has opted for whatever would actually lead to more pollution and a warmer world – even if it costs more, jeopardises NZ’s reputation, overturns a campaign promise or clashes with the Govt’s other priorities.
The long retreat:
newsroom.co.nz/2025/11/07/g...
The long retreat:
newsroom.co.nz/2025/11/07/g...
This looks way better than I feared.
I wonder if we have Mark Mitchell to thank for listening to police and communities and holding the line against McKee on semi-automatics and the gun register?
I wonder if we have Mark Mitchell to thank for listening to police and communities and holding the line against McKee on semi-automatics and the gun register?
Details of gun law reforms unveiled as Cabinet signs off
Cabinet has signed off on an overhaul of the country's gun laws, including a crackdown on gang members.
www.rnz.co.nz
November 11, 2025 at 1:45 AM
This looks way better than I feared.
I wonder if we have Mark Mitchell to thank for listening to police and communities and holding the line against McKee on semi-automatics and the gun register?
I wonder if we have Mark Mitchell to thank for listening to police and communities and holding the line against McKee on semi-automatics and the gun register?
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People might have more sympathy for a govt grappling with the potentially huge costs of climate change if the same govt had not just eviscerated our previously agreed climate change response goals in the name of not upsetting its farming support bloc. Personal responsibility indeed.
Over the next decade NZ will transition to a “personal responsibility” risk model when it comes to buying and protecting property, Simon Watts told a private insurance event.
Climate minister: Post-disaster full value property buyouts will one day be a thing of the past
Over the next decade NZ will transition to a “personal responsibility” risk model when it comes to buying and protecting property, Simon Watts told a private insurance event.
dlvr.it
November 10, 2025 at 8:06 PM
People might have more sympathy for a govt grappling with the potentially huge costs of climate change if the same govt had not just eviscerated our previously agreed climate change response goals in the name of not upsetting its farming support bloc. Personal responsibility indeed.
Just rewatched the 2022 film #Persuasion and I have no idea why it was received so poorly. Another of my favourite films critics panned.
November 8, 2025 at 8:50 AM
Just rewatched the 2022 film #Persuasion and I have no idea why it was received so poorly. Another of my favourite films critics panned.
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Legendary Ngāti Porou filmmaker Lee Tamahori dies www.rnz.co.nz/news/te-manu...
Legendary Ngāti Porou filmmaker Lee Tamahori dies
Tamahori made his directorial film debut with the ground-breaking Once Were Warriors.
www.rnz.co.nz
November 7, 2025 at 5:11 AM
Legendary Ngāti Porou filmmaker Lee Tamahori dies www.rnz.co.nz/news/te-manu...
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A report from the Minister for Growth, on the unemployment rate.
My Stuff #cartoon today #NZpol #unemployment #joblessness
My Stuff #cartoon today #NZpol #unemployment #joblessness
November 6, 2025 at 6:00 PM
A report from the Minister for Growth, on the unemployment rate.
My Stuff #cartoon today #NZpol #unemployment #joblessness
My Stuff #cartoon today #NZpol #unemployment #joblessness
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In part two of this instalment in our series on lobbying: The Free Speech Union has been quietly wooing university vice chancellors, with some success
Who Benefits: A think tank’s charm offensive and a doubting Thomas
newsroom.co.nz
November 6, 2025 at 6:06 PM
In part two of this instalment in our series on lobbying: The Free Speech Union has been quietly wooing university vice chancellors, with some success
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Check on your elders people--you want them to transition to not driving well before they drive their car into the home of another family!
November 6, 2025 at 7:05 AM
Check on your elders people--you want them to transition to not driving well before they drive their car into the home of another family!
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Asked whether he’s sure technology will allow the Gover ment to meet its climate goals, the climate change minister replies: ‘Can we be sure about anything in life?’
newsroom.co.nz/2025/11/06/g...
newsroom.co.nz/2025/11/06/g...
Gutting of Zero Carbon Act crashes bipartisan climate consensus
It took more than a year of painstaking cross-partisan negotiation to land the Zero Carbon Act. Now, the Govt is gutting it unilaterally, Marc Daalder reports
newsroom.co.nz
November 5, 2025 at 10:00 PM
Asked whether he’s sure technology will allow the Gover ment to meet its climate goals, the climate change minister replies: ‘Can we be sure about anything in life?’
newsroom.co.nz/2025/11/06/g...
newsroom.co.nz/2025/11/06/g...
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NZI have no place in our society at all
Need to send them packing out of Wellington once and for all
AND have ALL LOBBYISTS of which NZI is go through the front door with the public in and out of Parliament, signing in and out as any person would
List is publicly published daily for all to see
Need to send them packing out of Wellington once and for all
AND have ALL LOBBYISTS of which NZI is go through the front door with the public in and out of Parliament, signing in and out as any person would
List is publicly published daily for all to see
MJ was challenged when he referred to the bs phonics data as proof the changes were working. He responded with anger.
He wasn’t invited to speak about boys achievement. He chose to do so. His presentation put boys poor achievement down to the strong female culture in schools. Nothing else.
He wasn’t invited to speak about boys achievement. He chose to do so. His presentation put boys poor achievement down to the strong female culture in schools. Nothing else.
Behind the education overhaul: Outcry reveals deep divisions in the sector
Criticism is overblown and not a reflection of what the sector thinks, according to a key player in the curriculum rewrite.
www.rnz.co.nz
November 5, 2025 at 7:58 PM
NZI have no place in our society at all
Need to send them packing out of Wellington once and for all
AND have ALL LOBBYISTS of which NZI is go through the front door with the public in and out of Parliament, signing in and out as any person would
List is publicly published daily for all to see
Need to send them packing out of Wellington once and for all
AND have ALL LOBBYISTS of which NZI is go through the front door with the public in and out of Parliament, signing in and out as any person would
List is publicly published daily for all to see
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Politicians opposed to any and every form of CGT reliably claim their opposition is about “ordinary kiwis” when it is in fact about protecting a form of wealth generation that has a high entry cost, excludes an increasing number of ordinary kiwis & benefits from an unfair tax advantage.
October 29, 2025 at 10:35 PM
Politicians opposed to any and every form of CGT reliably claim their opposition is about “ordinary kiwis” when it is in fact about protecting a form of wealth generation that has a high entry cost, excludes an increasing number of ordinary kiwis & benefits from an unfair tax advantage.
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Rewriting history is common a fascist pastime, alongside starving the poor and fuelling hatred against minorities.
Now they’re crowing about it.
But they got there through a concerted control of the cultural narrative and this is just the start.
Now they’re crowing about it.
But they got there through a concerted control of the cultural narrative and this is just the start.
October 28, 2025 at 4:11 PM
Rewriting history is common a fascist pastime, alongside starving the poor and fuelling hatred against minorities.
Now they’re crowing about it.
But they got there through a concerted control of the cultural narrative and this is just the start.
Now they’re crowing about it.
But they got there through a concerted control of the cultural narrative and this is just the start.
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This happens in the opposite direction, too, so it's not even a left or right bias. It's just habit. And I rarely see it in overseas media: It just seems like a way to avoid seriously engaging with a substantive issue.
October 27, 2025 at 9:23 PM
This happens in the opposite direction, too, so it's not even a left or right bias. It's just habit. And I rarely see it in overseas media: It just seems like a way to avoid seriously engaging with a substantive issue.
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The greatest benefit of AI transcription tools (regardless of industry) is in letting you focus on the person you’re talking to when there isn’t a second person taking notes. It’s a real benefit not to be underestimated but the transcription is never accurate. It always needs checking.
October 27, 2025 at 9:12 PM
The greatest benefit of AI transcription tools (regardless of industry) is in letting you focus on the person you’re talking to when there isn’t a second person taking notes. It’s a real benefit not to be underestimated but the transcription is never accurate. It always needs checking.
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Health NZ uses rare clause to try and force a deal on doctors, but unions say more money and better conditions are what will shift the dial. Laura Walters reports.
Employment authority called in as Govt, unions try to break impasse
newsroom.co.nz
October 25, 2025 at 6:49 AM
Health NZ uses rare clause to try and force a deal on doctors, but unions say more money and better conditions are what will shift the dial. Laura Walters reports.
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OPINION: While ordinary workers tighten their belts, the prime minister trims his rates bill. Luxon’s government has turned Bolger’s “decent society” into a dog-eat-dog one.
From decent society to dog-eat-dog
OPINION: While ordinary workers tighten their belts, the prime minister trims his rates bill. Luxon’s government has turned Bolger’s “decent society” into a dog-eat-dog one.
dlvr.it
October 25, 2025 at 4:07 PM
OPINION: While ordinary workers tighten their belts, the prime minister trims his rates bill. Luxon’s government has turned Bolger’s “decent society” into a dog-eat-dog one.