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Immigration Officer accused of racism and anti-Māori sentiments
A former Immigration Minister for New Zealand says a woman who works at a marae has been unfairly denied a work visa, because the Immigration Officer is anti-Māori and racist.
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Northland a region full of opportunity
Whānau in Northland are set to benefit from a new housing initiative and are looking forward to the opportunity to trial an affordable rent-to-own home project which will assist low-income whānau.
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Black Power gangs talk family violence
Black Power gangs from the lower north island are gathering in Napier this weekend to address family violence and drug addiction.
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TAHUA 2018: Regional economic development on the horizon
The government has committed to investing $1bil over three years in regional economic development. However, at the grassroots level in the Bay of Plenty people are not picking up the 1,200 seasonal kiwifruit jobs available because they are calling out for full-time employment.
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Government backs aspiring tradies
Employment Minister Willie Jackson is backing Māori to help fill the national trades shortage and close the unemployment gap. It’s budget week and Jackson says his government is committed to supporting aspiring tradies.
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$1.5mil to support Opōtiki youth employment
More than $1.5mil is being funded to support youth employment in Opōtiki.
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More youth in Opōtiki to be employed
More than $1.5mil is being funded to support youth employment in Opōtiki.
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Nurses rally for safer staffing and pay
Nurses across Auckland, Waikato and Whakatane are rallying today for better patient care, higher pay and safer staffing.
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33 jobs saved as The Warehouse Kaikohe remains open
The Warehouse and the landlord of the retailers' Kaikohe branch have extended their property lease for another two years, allowing the store to remain open.
