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NZ POLITICS DAILY: October 29 2014

NZ POLITICS DAILY from Dr Bryce Edwards

Wed, 29 Oct 2014

Today’s content

Employment

Audrey Young (Herald): Govt's 'tea-break' employment bill ready to become law

RNZ: Workers' rights still protected - EMA

Newswire: Employment law changes set to pass

The Standard: Collective bargaining? Yeah right

Dan Satherley (TV3): Equal pay ruling 'small cost for quality' – King

No Right Turn: Cementing pay equity?

Sophie Ryan (Herald): Landmark pay equality decision upheld

RNZ: Pay parity a long way off, lawyer says

Shane Cowlishaw (Stuff): Win for equal pay campaign

Editorial: Judicial law rewrite isn't pay answer

Asher Goldman (On the Left): Another step towards pay equity

Integrity Talking Points: NZ slips further on the Global Gender Gap index

Southland Times: Editorial: Workers take wins where they can

Richard Meadows (Stuff): Poll shows insecurity over work

Scott Yorke (Imperator Fish): More trade union lies

Claire Dunn (Stuff): Nine to five consigned to history?

Newswire: Christchurch employment scheme 'transforming lives' – Tolley

Peter Cresswell (Not PC): National are “seeking to undermine collective bargaining” aka the strike-threat system

 

Labour

TV3: Little backed by Dairy Workers Union

Claire Trevett (Herald): Labour leadership: More union support for Little

Vernon Small (Stuff): Dairy workers back Little in Labour bid

Brian Edwards: On flocks of drunken sheep and pillow-fighting teenage girls

Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): How does Andrew Little win Labour Leadership and unify the caucus?

Liam Hehir (Manawatu Standard): Labour's secret leaders ballot is no 'primary'

Keir Leslie (Progress Report): Why Labour Did Not Did Not Win

Saeran Maniparathy (Beehive Mandate): Labour Leadership Contest: an Update – Has Andrew Little already won?

TVNZ: Labour leadership hopefuls out to woo Nelson voters

Jonathan Wood (Stuff): Labour Party needs leader, not follower

Matthew Beveridge (Social Media): Labour's rainy day

 

Dirty Politics

Newswire: Key confirms Whale Oil conversation

Corin Dann (TVNZ): Opposition keeps up attack on Key over Dirty Politics

Hamish Rutherford (Stuff): Key: Our politics aren't dirty

Steven Price (Media Law):The blogger and the journalist

Lyn Prentice (Standard): Slater sued

 

Child Poverty

Paloma Migone (RNZ): NZ child poverty rate static - UNICEF report

Renee Graham (TVNZ): NZ 'stagnated' on child poverty and inequality – UNICEF

Tessa Jonstone (Stuff): Little progress in child poverty - Unicef report

 

NZ intervention in Middle East

Adam Bennett (Herald): Anti-jihadist law will have narrow focus – PM

Vernon Small (Stuff): Passport controls to target foreign fighters

Patrice Dougan (Herald): Isis will 'rain carnage on the world' - John Key

Newswire: Key: Action against IS 'morally right'

 

John Banks

Newswire: John Banks calls new witnesses in appeal

Sophie Ryan (Herald): John Banks heads to Court of Appeal today

 

Broadcasting

Russell Brown (Public Address): TVNZ: Emptied out

RNZ: Plea for programmes to stay on TVNZ

 

Christchurch Convention Centre OIA

Rob Salmond (Polity): Gerry Brownlee, the OIA, and the Christchurch Convention Centre

No Right Turn: Improper?

 

Other

Gordon Campbell (Scoop): On the TPP finishing line, and Amazon’s woes

Danyl Mclauchlan (Dim Post): Hiatus interruptus

Southland Times: Editorial: Let's not sound the alarm too soon

Kelly Ellis (Daily Blog): Privilege cheque

Curwen Ares Rolinson (Daily Blog): That Hella-Weird Feeling When You Defend Tova O’Brien

Daily Blog: Guest bog: Joe Trinder – Right of response to Curwen

Dom Post: Editorial: Shades of blue for Greens doesn't sit right

Phil McCarthy (Stuff): 'Corrupt' power market attacked

Stacey Kirk (Stuff): 'NZ needs to do more to fight Ebola'

RNZ: Research unit to idenitfy needs

Michael Potts (Herald): G20 NZ's chance to make a real difference

Newswire: NZ, Fiji look to resume diplomatic relations

Richard Benge (Herald): Govt must paint brighter picture for all

Ruminator: The time John Key lied and said I threw an egg at an old man

Tami Louisson (Herald): Govt grants vital for would-be exporters

Charlie Gates (Stuff): Racism rows rile university students 

Redline: Symposium on The Way Forward, 3: The miseries of political life

Blake Crayton-Brown (Dom Post): PM's bodyguard gone to the dogs

Stuff: Today in politics: Wednesday, October 29

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