Community and Voluntary Sector

Residents need to know – ‘where are the cell tower sites’?

Green Party MP Sue Kedgley is calling on Telecom, Vodafone and NZ Communications to publicly release their lists of proposed sites for new cell phone towers, to inform local residents before they are constructed.

Asset stripping not good for Wellington community: Greens

Green Party MP Sue Kedgley says news that the Mount Victoria community centre Crossways has been sold to a private buyer is devastating and she is incredulous the Wellington City Council allowed this valuable and well used community asset to be sold.

“This is terrible news for the community, and for volunteers who have spent thousands of hours trying to save Crossways.

Big gains for community sector: Green Party policy launch

The Green Party believes the New Zealand economy and society would benefit hugely if the community sector was properly resourced and enabled to meet its full potential.<

Bradford asks Nats to clarify NGO and work for dole plans

A report in the ‘New Zealand Herald’ this morning that Australian NGO corporate Mission Australia is keen to bring its work for dole programmes into New Zealand should ring major alarm bells about what may await beneficiaries, and the community and voluntary sector, in the event of a National victory.

Bradford asks Nats to clarify NGO and work for dole plans

A report in the ‘New Zealand Herald’ this morning that Australian NGO corporate Mission Australia is keen to bring its work for dole programmes into New Zealand should ring major alarm bells about what may await beneficiaries, and the community and voluntary sector, in the event of a National victory.

Sue Bradford speaking at Launch of community sector report on migrant & refugee NGOS

Fickling Centre, Mt Roskill
Fri, 20 Jun 2008 at 5pm
6pm

Launch of community sector report on migrant & refugee NGOS

Poll shows positive shift in child discipline attitudes: Greens

A Family First survey released today that shows 48 percent of parents still smack their children actually highlights a massive improvement in attitudes over the past year, Green Party MP Sue Bradford says.

Time to examine political addiction to gambling profits

Green Party MP Sue Bradford is hosting the launch of a hard-hitting critique of gambling and its impact on politics at the Beehive Theatrette at 3.30pm tomorrow, Thursday 14 February.