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The Law Society says it's becoming more common for people to criticise judges -- and it's a problem

19 April 2024

The Law Society says it's becoming more common for people to criticise judges -- and it's a problem

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The Auckland Ratepayers Alliance says the latest Government measure to ease rates, only solves a small part of the problem
	19 Apr: The Auckland Ratepayers Alliance says the latest Government measure to ease rates, only solves a small part of the problem... more

The Government's decision to extend the timeframe for earthquake-strengthening work has gained support among Local Government New Zealand
	19 Apr: The Government's decision to extend the timeframe for earthquake-strengthening work has gained support among Local Government New Zealand... more

Auckland Action Against Poverty says it's time to start a conversation about the meaning of work in New Zealand
	19 Apr: Auckland Action Against Poverty says it's time to start a conversation about the meaning of work in New Zealand... more

German far-right leader Björn Höcke on trial for allegedly using Nazi slogan — his 'extremist' party is one of the country's highest-polling
	18 Apr: Experts say the allegations against him and support for his party are just part of a "concerning" shift towards the far-right and extremism across Europe.... more

Mayor Wayne Brown says he's not convinced rules on earthquake-prone buildings should apply to Auckland, but he welcomes the Government bringing forward a review
	18 Apr: Mayor Wayne Brown says he's not convinced rules on earthquake-prone buildings should apply to Auckland, but he welcomes the Government bringing forward a review... more

Britain's foreign minister David Cameron says Israel has decided to retaliate against Iran
	18 Apr: Britain's foreign minister says it is clear that Israel is making a decision to act against Iran for its unprecedented strike on its territory.... more

A reminder New Zealand is called the Shaky Islands for a reason, following earthquake strengthening deadline changes
	18 Apr: A reminder New Zealand is called the Shaky Islands for a reason, following earthquake strengthening deadline changes... more

Tread carefully over plans to extend earthquake-strengthening work deadlines
	18 Apr: Tread carefully over plans to extend earthquake-strengthening work deadlines... more

Concerns the Government's new health guidance for children, could impact employer attitudes towards parents
	18 Apr: Concerns the Government's new health guidance for children, could impact employer attitudes towards parents... more

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