Summarised by Centrist
Wellington posties have refused to deliver a pamphlet from Better Wellington, a political campaign group, claiming wasteful council spending and asserting that the council wants to broadcast the Islamic call to prayer city-wide. Postal Workers Union co-national president John Maynard said delivering the pamphlet would harm community relationships, adding, “this looks to us like a dog-whistle about exactly that.” NZ Post management is now handling the issue.
“We can’t keep ignoring the truancy crisis.”
An ‘unwelcome development.’
“Maths is more of a priority.”
The UAE sees the agreement as a key step towards food security.
“Unreasonable risk of injury to health or the environment.:”
“This is called an agenda-setting effect…”
“We can’t keep ignoring the truancy crisis.”
An ‘unwelcome development.’
“Maths is more of a priority.”
The UAE sees the agreement as a key step towards food security.
“Unreasonable risk of injury to health or the environment.:”
“This is called an agenda-setting effect…”
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