A mass peaceful protest rally against alt-right activists Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneaux turned into a jubilant party following the cancellation of the pairs speaking engagement in Auckland. Protestors say the decision is a victory for the city's diverse communities and Aotearoa.
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Canadian speakers event venue cancels
A controversial address by Canadian far-right activists Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneux is expected to get underway in Auckland tonight. This afternoon, the owner of the Powerstation venue, where the address was to take place, cancelled the event.
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NewsPrisoner advocates join rally to protest Canadian speakers
Prisoner advocacy organisation People Against Prisons Aotearoa (PAPA) have announced the will be joining the Tāmaki Anti-Fascist coalition in Aotea Square tomorrow to mobilise against a public talk by controversial Canadian speakers, Stefan Molyneux and Lauren Southern.
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Protests rock parliament as Hauraki settlement signed
The Pare Hauraki settlement deed at parliament was met with tears and anger by Ngai Te Rangi members including kuia and koroua.
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IRD and MBIE staff strike again
4,000 IRD and MBIE workers nationwide are striking for the second time this month, demanding a fair pay system and a 'modest' across-the-board pay increase for staff.
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Nurses strike after rejecting DHB pay offer
Demonstrations are taking place nationwide as nurses call for additional funding and staff to stop the exodus of New Zealand nurses from the country.
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"This is our best offer"- Peters to striking nurses
In a statement to Te Kāea a District Health Board spokesperson said they offered nurses a package worth about $520 million which would deliver pay rises of between 12 and 15.9 percent.
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Picket support for HOYTS staff threatened with lock-out
Unite union members and supporters are taking industrial action in support of HOYTS cinema staff who have rejected pay negotiations by management. Staff members have been threatened with a month-long lockout should they take any strike action.
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National takes swipe at govt for strike increase
National leader Simon Bridges is taking a swipe at the government following news that more than 4,000 Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment and Inland Revenue Department staff have voted to strike next month.
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Tauranga community protest homeless ban
Tauranga Moana group Kai Aroha, will stand alongside members of the community to protest the city council's proposed bylaw to ban begging and rough sleeping.
