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  • Move to protect migrant workers

    News
    Politics
    21 May 2014
    170414. Photo Diego Opatowski / RNZ. Christchurch. Buildtech sign

    The number of labour inspectorates and immigration officers in Christchurch rebuild is being boosted in a move to stamp out the exploitation of migrant workers.

    Move to protect migrant workers
  • MPs debate Budget legislation

    News
    Politics Budget 2014
    16 May 2014

    Parliament remained under urgency on Friday to debate legislation enacting major parts of the Budget. MPs debated provisions to extend paid parental leave.

    MPs debate Budget legislation
  • Govt warns over power disconnections

    News
    Politics
    14 May 2014

    The Government is again warning power companies they must stop disconnecting electricity to vulnerable customers.

    Govt warns over power disconnections
  • Kokako claimed in prospecting area

    News
    New Zealand
    11 May 2014

    An environmental group claims an Australian company awarded a five year permit to look for gold on the central volcanic plateau has also gained a prospecting permit for an adjacent area that's a…

    Kokako claimed in prospecting area
  • Minister urged to speak to widow

    News
    Politics
    11 May 2014

    Labour says the Minister for Labour should speak to the family of a worker killed on a Tokoroa forestry block last July.

    Minister urged to speak to widow
  • Forester's widow has message for Govt

    News
    New Zealand
    10 May 2014
    Charles Finlay, Maryanne Butler-Finlay and daughters Shelby and Sharneica.

    The widow of a forestry worker killed on the job last July is calling for Labour Minister Simon Bridges to make urgent safety changes in the sector. The CTU is taking a private prosecution.

    Forester's widow has message for Govt
  • Gold exploration permit awarded

    News
    New Zealand
    10 May 2014

    The Government has awarded an Australian exploration company a five-year permit to look for gold on the North Island's central volcanic plateau.

    Gold exploration permit awarded
  • Williamson will contest election despite wrongdoing

    News
    Politics
    1 May 2014
    Maurice Williamson addresses the media over his resignation as a Minister.

    Disgraced former Minister Maurice Williamson will contest the next election despite admitting he was wrong to contact police about their investigation into a Chinese businessman. Audio

    Williamson will contest election despite wrongdoing
  • Silent march for forestry dead

    News
    New Zealand
    28 Apr 2014
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    A beating drum and an empty coffin led a silent procession of 200 people to Parliament on Monday to highlight worker deaths in the foresty industry.

    Silent march for forestry dead
  • Forestry safety 'fix' will take months

    News
    Politics
    28 Apr 2014

    The Labour Minister Simon Bridges says the forestry industry is not safe enough but it will be months before new regulations to better protect workers come into force. Audio

    Forestry safety 'fix' will take months
  • Minister of Labour responds to criticism

    Audio 28 Apr 2014

    The Labour Minister Simon Bridges has acknowledged Workers' Memorial Day today, but the CTU boss Helen Kelly has criticised his actions in the forestry sector. Audio

  • PM favours Easter trading change

    News
    New Zealand
    22 Apr 2014

    The Prime Minister says he is in favour of changing the law to allow businesses to open if they want on days currently restricted including over Easter. Audio

    PM favours Easter trading change
  • Labour criticises power price hikes

    News
    Politics
    20 Apr 2014

    Labour is accusing the electricity industry of putting up power prices just as winter hits.

    Labour criticises power price hikes
  • Minister wrongly blames Greens co-leader

    News
    Politics
    9 Apr 2014
    Simon Bridges

    Energy Minister Simon Bridges has been rebuked in Parliament for wrongly blaming the Green Party's co-leader for mining decisions made by the last Labour-led government. Audio

    Minister wrongly blames Greens co-leader
  • PM foresees minimal power price rises

    News
    Politics
    4 Apr 2014
    110314. Photo Diego Opatowski / RNZ. Prime Minister John Key announced that a referendum about a new flag will be held during the next parliamentary term.

    Prime Minister John Key says he expects power prices rises will be kept to a minimum once major grid upgrades are complete. Audio

    PM foresees minimal power price rises
  • Simon Bridges responds to accusations

    Audio 4 Apr 2014

    Listening to that was Energy and Resources Minister Simon Bridges. Audio

  • Labour wants higher standards for oil exploration

    News
    Politics
    3 Apr 2014

    Labour leader David Cunliffe says a Labour-led government would demand higher environmental standards of oil companies prospecting in New Zealand. Audio

    Labour wants higher standards for oil exploration
  • Parihaka off oil exploration radar

    News
    Te Ao Māori
    3 Apr 2014

    The Taranaki peace settlement of Parihaka has been spared in government plans for more onshore and offshore oil and gas exploration.

    Parihaka off oil exploration radar
  • Greens say energy minister must quit climate change role

    Audio 3 Apr 2014

    The Green Party says the Energy and Resources Minister, Simon Bridges, should step down as associate climate change minister because he supports more oil drilling in New Zealand. Audio

  • Huge increase in oil exploration areas

    News
    New Zealand
    2 Apr 2014
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    The Government has doubled the amount of land and sea available for oil and gas exploration. The total is 1.5 times New Zealand's entire surface area. (GRAPHIC) Audio

    Huge increase in oil exploration areas
  • Surge in electricity disconnections

    News
    Politics
    25 Mar 2014

    Power companies are under growing pressure to cut back on the number of households they disconnect, or face regulation. Audio

    Surge in electricity disconnections
  • Minister tells power companies to reduce disconnection rate

    Audio 25 Mar 2014

    The number of people whose power has been disconnected has increased four-fold since 2008. Audio

  • Environmental problems seen as threat by Royal Society

    News
    Rural Country
    24 Mar 2014

    The Royal Society says environmental problems are beginning to threaten the social and economic wellbeing of the country.

    Environmental problems seen as threat by Royal Society
  • Govt minimising power rises - Greens

    News
    Politics
    21 Mar 2014

    The Green Party has accused the Government of trying to minimise electricity price rises by changing the way they are reported.

    Govt minimising power rises - Greens
  • Adventure tourism audits on hold

    News
    New Zealand
    18 Mar 2014

    The company that audits adventure tourism operators has suspended its business because it says it has not received enough funding and support from the Government. Audio

    Adventure tourism audits on hold
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