Getting Auckland moving

Source: New Zealand Labour Party

Headline: Getting Auckland moving

We know that being able to get from A to B safely and efficiently is vital for a city, its economy and its residents. However, after a decade of under-investment by National, Aucklanders are battling congested roads and a transport system that’s facing unrelenting strain.

Six months in!

Source: New Zealand Labour Party

Headline: Six months in!

It’s been six months since our Government took office – an incredibly busy six months! We’re proud of what we’ve achieved since October, ticking off everything in our 100 day plan and more, from introducing the Families Package to raising the minimum wage.

Minister welcomes Wakatohea report

Source: New Zealand Labour Party

Headline: Minister welcomes Wakatohea report

Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations Minister Andrew Little has welcomed the Waitangi Tribunal’s report on the Whakatōhea mandate.

“The Tribunal acknowledged that the package on the table is a good package but there are some concerns about the process.

New Zealand statement to the 37th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, Geneva, March 2018

Source: New Zealand Labour Party

Headline: New Zealand statement to the 37th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, Geneva, March 2018

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Good afternoon, 

At the outset I would like to express New Zealand’s full support for the independence and work of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and his Office. We greatly appreciate the tireless, patient, and courageous work in promoting and protecting the enjoyment and full realization by all people, of all rights. Preventing human rights violations, securing respect for all human rights, and promoting international cooperation to protect human rights are all critical to sustaining the human rights pillar of the UN.