8 Breaking Point: Gisborne ED nurses to walk off the job Waatea News, 8 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
8 Middlemore Hospital nurses reportedly asked to work despite calling in sick RNZ/NZ Herald, 8 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
8 ED wait of 27.5 hours spotlights pressure on Waikato Hospital The Post, 8 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
8 Plunket nurses facing unprecedented workload in 'healthcare crisis' Checkpoint, 7 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
8 'We are in a health care crisis' - Plunket nurses face chronic understaffing Radio New Zealand, 7 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
8 It's not unusual to see 300 people at ED per day waiting Pacific Media Network, 7 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
8 Waikato ED toilet death: Health NZ apologises for 9-hour 18-minute wait without seeing a doctor, admits man could have survived Stuff, 8 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
7 'Absolute chaos' at Gisborne Hospital ED as nurses struggle with staffing shortages RNZ/1 News, 6 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
7 Immigration nation - the changing face of NZ Waikato Times, 6 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
7 Never There: The coalition fails to show. Nick's Korero, 5 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
7 Disability System Failing Tāngata Whaikaha Māori: Nurses Demand Government Act on Tribunal Findings Waatea News, 4 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
7 Levels of care decreasing at an alarming rate TVNZ, 4 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
7 Nurses speak of nightmare winter at North Shore Hospital Radio New Zealand Audio, 4 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
7 Fact-check: Have we really got 2100 extra nurses under this Government? Stuff, 4 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
6 Gisborne ED nurses to strike RNZ Bulletins, 5 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
6 Gisborne ED nurses to strike/EDs under pressure Radio New Zealand Audio, 5 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
4 'Worst I've seen in 35 years' - emotions run high after nurses call public meeting 1 News, 4 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
4 North Shore residents show support for nurses at public meeting Radio New Zealand/Reo Irirangi, 3 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
4 Middlemore Hospital swamped in 'appalling' late-night surge of patients Radio NZ, 3 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
3 Guaranteed jobs for nurses? One News Breakfast, TVNZ, 1 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
3 Nursing Students Warn Aotearoa Is Losing the Workforce It Desperately Needs Waatea News, 2 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
2 North Shore ED State of Emergency w/ NZNO delegate Jean Classey 95.b FM, 25 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
2 Gisborne Hospital ED nurses to strike over understaffing on September 9 Gisborne Herald, 2 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
2 Nearly half of Southland Hospital mental health specialist roles vacant Southland Times/The Press, 2 September 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
1 Dawn Blyth on The Panel The Panel with Zoe George and Tim Wilson, 31 August 2026 (from 21.41) [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
1 Whangārei Hospital ED patients treated in corridors as flu surge strains staff Northern Advocate, 31 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
1 Dr Worm: Simeon Brown with his head in the ground. Nick's Korero, 31 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
31 Some patients face 24-hour wait at Wellington Hospital emergency department RNZ/Stuff.co.nz/TVNZ/1 News/New Zealand Herald/ODT, 30-31 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
31 ‘Spiralling out of control’: Health workers on short-staffing impact Waikato Times, 31 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
28 Northland nurse and academic wins prestigious Māori leadership award NZ Doctor, 27 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
27 “We’re at War”: North Shore Nurses Declare State of Emergency as ED Hits 300% Capacity Waatea News, 27 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
27 My three weeks in hospital: Why our health system can’t cope 1News, 27 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
27 Health Minister’s claim Winter Plan ‘managing well’ delusional NZ Doctor, 26 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
27 Nursing students are rejecting careers in aged care. A staffing crisis is coming The Conversation/RNZ, 26 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
27 New Zealand’s hospital headaches, by the numbers The Spinoff, 26 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
27 “State of Emergency”: North Shore Nurses Warn Chronic Understaffing Is Putting Patients at Risk Waatea News, 26 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
26 Hospital data shows nursing shortages continue to put patients at risk NZ Doctor, 25 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
26 North Shore Hospital nurses meet Health NZ over ED 'crisis' Radio NZ, 25 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
26 Nobody wants their loved ones left waiting when they're at their most vulnerable 1 News Breakfast, 25 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
25 Nurses v Health NZ: Our data interactive reveals the truth about hospital staffing New Zealand Herald, 25 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
25 Deaths confirmed amid worst winter illness hospitalisations in a decade Stuff, 25 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
25 Not enough nurses to care for sickest patients Checkpoint, 24 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
25 NZNO delegate and nurse on the levels of 'overcrowding' Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive, 24 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
25 Fed-up North Shore ED staff declare state of emergency NZ Doctor, 24 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
25 North Shore Hospital ED nurses declare ‘state of emergency’ amid overcrowding Stuff, 24 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
25 Nurses sound alarm on conditions at North Shore Hospital RNZ Audio, 24 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
25 'Absolute nightmare' - patients left waiting in soiled beds at North Shore emergency department RNZ/New Zealand Herald/TVNZ, 24 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
25 Devastating cancer bottleneck experts say shouldn’t have happened - and the human cost Stuff, 24 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
25 Flu surge forces surgery delays, special wards SunLive, 21 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
21 Hospital security spend puts workplace safety on HR agenda HRD, 21 August 2026 [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO in the media
17 Our leaders speak: President Anne Daniels – Integrity – the foundation of trust Integrity is more than being honest, it’s about speaking and acting in a way that is consistent with your values. This is particularly important when you are in a position of leadership. Integrity is the foundation of trust in relationships, it builds credibility and is... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: President
20 President Anne Daniels – There's nothing to see here? A little over two weeks ago, amendments to the Health and Safety in Work Act (2015) were passed and will be enacted in April 2027. This bill was passed despite unions, health and safety professionals, employer groups and even ACC themselves, warning the... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: President
22 President Anne Daniels – Long term game: The political determinants of health. On 7 November 2026, New Zealand will once again decide on our next government. That means every one of us who are enrolled to vote must take the opportunity to decide on our future (Enrol or update online | Vote NZ). During every election we hear promises from political parties. Now is the... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: President
25 President Anne Daniels – Ordinary people doing the extraordinary The close ratification of hard-fought Te Whatu Ora negotiations, is naturally a time of reflection and analysis. Will the acceptance of this offer stem the tide of nurses leaving our shores to work in Australia for better pay, nurse to patient... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: President
28 President Anne Daniels – Assumptions As a nurse, I have learnt over the years never to assume that the information given to me is correct. To keep my patient safe, I always need to verify that the information I have received, or information in front of me, is correct. We all know the old saying about assumptions – assumptions... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: President
30 President Anne Daniels – True grit Reading the Sunday Star Times (22.3.2026) caused me to observe the devolution of much of what is meaningful to our collective society. The health and wellbeing of our nation is, indeed, under continuous attack through deliberate dismantling of legislation, infrastructure, policy and procedure... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: President
2 President Anne Daniels - Advocacy and action beyond false economies The Treasury last week told the Government there was room to borrow more for essential infrastructure such as health and education. The fact is that Aotearoa/New Zealand GDP to debt ratio is the lowest in comparative countries. In response, Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour stated there was... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: President
4 President Anne Daniels – Everything is political when turmoil abounds. Values matter The year has just begun. Nationally and internationally, we see, hear and experience turmoil everywhere. How do our hearts not break for those families who have lost loved ones in the recent rains, floods and slips that have changed the lives of many in an instant? It could have been any one of... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: President
16 President Anne Daniels – What’s next? Burning nurses at the stake? Throughout history, women who are healers, have been silenced. From the time of burning of wise women who helped and healed at the stake, to this very day, where the Coalition Government is being very deliberate in its choices of whose voices will be heard and privileged on the new Health... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: President
25 President Anne Daniels – Lies or misinformation by design Anne Daniels, President NZNO Tōpūtanga Tapuhi Kaitiaki o Aotearoa Recent times have been so challenging for our members that they will be remembered as the worst of times. We have a Government that is doing everything it can to oppress and create fear and uncertainty among workers, the... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: President
31 It is time for a living wage 30 August 2012: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) took part in the Living Wage campaign launch in Wellington today. Attendees at the launch heard from workers who slave all hours and still don’t make enough to pay the bills. The minimum wage is not enough. As Dr Don Matheson said at... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News, Pay Equity
24 Health Ministers and Union in full agreement over tobacco company lobbying 23 August 2012: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation congratulates Health Ministers Tony Ryall and Tariana Turia on their firm stand on tobacco control in the face of British American Tobacco's (BAT) campaign to advertise and lobby against plain packaging of cigarettes which it claims is "an... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News, Public Health, Health Funding
13 Children must be the priority say nurses 12 July 2012: As one of the 80 organisations to contribute their submission to Unicef to collate, the New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) strongly supports the themes outlined in the ‘What will it take’ paper. It is essential that the government take note of the key messages in the document... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News, Public Health
6 When women can’t access healthcare families suffer 5 July 2012: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) is concerned about the findings of a University of Otago study that reports almost 20 per cent of women were likely to be deterred from accessing healthcare by money pressures. NZNO associate professional services manager, Hilary... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News, Public Health
5 Tamihere’s statement that Māori and iwi health providers get “second class” treatment rings true 5 July 2012: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) and Te Runanga o Aotearoa NZNO agree with Waipareira Trust statements today that Māori and iwi providers “get ‘second class’ treatment compared with non-Māori contractors”. NZNO has been working with Māori and iwi providers to achieve... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News, Public Health
12 Oceania rest home dispute settles 12 June 2012: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) and the Service and Food Workers Union today announced the settlement of a nine-month pay dispute with the Oceania rest home group. SFWU spokesperson Alastair Duncan said the settlement secured a 3.22% pay raise for 1500 union members... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News, Aged Care
8 Health Research Council Funding for Research about Maori Nurses and Smoking 7 June 2012: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) is pleased that the Health Research Council (HRC) is funding an important research project, “Māori nurses and smoking – exploring the context and opportunity for change”. The project is a joint venture between Te Runanga o Aotearoa NZNO,... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News, Health Funding
4 Nursing shortages at Auckland DHB 3 June 2012: A New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) survey of members working at Auckland DHB has shown shortages of over 120 registered nurse positions, 48 alone at Starship Children’s Hospital. NZNO organiser Craig Muir says, “These shortages are shocking. NZNO members have been telling us... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News, Public Health, Nursing Shortages
1 Tobacco price hikes just one tool in the smokefree toolbox say nurses on World Smokefree Day 31 May 2012: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) is celebrating World Smokefree Day – a global event that draws attention to the effects of smoking, on Thursday 31 May. NZNO kaiwhakahaere, Kerri Nuku is a member of Smokefree Nurses Aotearoa New Zealand (SNANZ) and is NZNO’s... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News, Public Health
27 Nurses Organisation backs Human Rights Commission report on the Aged Care sector 27 May 2012: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) commends the Human Rights Commission (HRC) for its excellent report into conditions in the Aged Care sector and is very pleased with the report’s recommendations. The report sends a clear signal to the Government and all New Zealanders... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News, Aged Care
26 A Sick Budget 25 May 2012: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) analysis of the health budget released yesterday shows that the Government has not prioritised a healthy New Zealand. NZNO CEO, Geoff Annals says, “The Health Minister’s figures for new health spending and those of independent analysts do... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News
17 NZNO Cancer Nurses Section endorses new initiative 16 May 2012: The NZNO Cancer Nurses Section endorses the initiative announced on the 14 May 2012 by Prime Minister John Key and Health Minister Tony Ryall of employing more cancer care coordinators across New Zealand. NZNO Cancer Nurses Section chair Wendy Thomas says, “This expansion... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News
16 Bad faith law changes are bad news for workers 15 May 2012: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) says the changes to employment law announced yesterday will be bad news for workers and the economy. The changes include a change to the Employment Relations Act so that employers are not required to conclude a collective... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News
16 Giving with one hand and taking with the other not the way to create a healthy New Zealand 15 May 2012: A pre-budget announcement that the Government is funding extra co-ordinating nurses to support those receiving cancer care, that more money is going to elective surgery and that prescription charges are rising is sending mixed messages about health says the New Zealand Nurses... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News, Public Health
11 Nurses Celebrate International Nurses Day 11 May 2012: Nurses all around the country are preparing to celebrate International Nurses Day tomorrow (Saturday 12 May). This year’s theme is Closing the Gap: from Evidence to Action and acknowledges the role nurses can play in improving the health of all. International Nurses Day is... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News
30 Whanganui and Palmerston North must keep Women’s Health Services 30 March 2012: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) is concerned that a proposal to shut down specialist maternity services in Whanganui and move them to Palmerston North will be a disaster for women, babies and their whanau who live in the area. The proposal also plans to move... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News
3 Hospital nurses settle collective agreement 2 March 2012: New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) members working in all public hospitals have voted to accept a new multi employer collective agreement (MECA). This MECA covers more than 23,000 nurses, midwives and health care assistants. Members voted to ratify the settlement at... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News, Public Health, Safe Staffing
8 Nurses from all over the Pacific gather in Auckland More than 300 nursing leaders from 12 Pacific nations will gather in Auckland on Monday (November 8) for the opening of the 15th biennial South Pacific Nurses’ Forum (SPNF), last held in New Zealand in 1992. The opening day will feature speeches from the president of the International Council of... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News
17 Former NZNO president wins top honour A former president of the New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) and current member of the Bay of Plenty District Health Board and the National Health Board, Marion Guy, has been awarded NZNO’s top honour. Guy, a long-time practice nurse and emergency department nurse at Tauranga Hospital,... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News
17 Ngāti Kahungunu nurse wins prestigious Te Akenei Hei Māori health award Janice Wenn, Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairarapa, Ngāti Moe, Ngāti Hinewaka is the latest recipient of Te Runanga o Aotearoa NZNO’s prestigious Akenehi Hei Award. The award is for a significant contribution to Māori health. A nurse with a long career in nursing, nursing management, cultural safety and... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News
27 Learning Te Reo benefits everyone The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) supports Te Wiki o Te Reo, Māori Language Week and embraces this year’s theme Te Mahi Kai, The Language of Food. The theme fits perfectly with Te Reo classes held at NZNO’s national office in Wellington every week. “Our weekly Te Reo classes always... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News
23 NZNO welcomes new chief nurse The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) has welcomed the appointment of one of its former presidents, Jane O’Malley, as chief nurse. The Ministry of Health’s Deputy Director-General of Sector Capability and Innovation, Margie Apa, announced the appointment today and O’Malley, currently... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News, Nursing Organisations
15 Celebrating 100 Years of Nursing Organisation Nurses should wear their brains, not their hearts, on their sleeves, according to United States health care commentator and award-winning journalist Suzanne Gordon who will be presenting as the keynote speaker at NZNO’s centennial conference on September 16. Gordon’s keynote address – Because... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News, Nursing Organisations
15 NZNO President Elected to International Nursing Organisation The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) is proud to announce its current president, Marion Guy, has been elected onto the board of directors of the International Council of Nurses (ICN). The election took place during ICN’s 24th quadrennial congress held in Durban, South Africa, this month. ... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News, Nursing Organisations
12 Aged Care Workers at Rosebank take Strike Action Members of the New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) working at Rosebank Home and Hospital in Ashburton will be striking for 24 hours from 6.45am on Friday 13th March. Members have been attempting to renegotiate their collective agreement since August 2008. The employer made an initial offer... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: NZNO News, Aged Care, Industrial Action
31 Our leaders speak: Kaiwhakahaere Kerri Nuku – Is health care a ‘boiling frog’? I want to start by acknowledging nurses, health workers, and everyone holding the system together across the motu. This winter has been rough. We expect winter to put pressure on services, but this one has felt relentless. Influenza has moved through whānau, communities, and the workforce... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: Kaiwhakahaere
4 Kaiwhakahaere Kerri Nuku – Stop speaking for nurses The world of politics now moves with a furious and unsettled pace, as though the very ground beneath power has begun to tremble. Voices clash, loyalties waver, and uncertainty gathers like a storm over the halls where decisions are made. We are only weeks out from what should be the... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: Kaiwhakahaere
13 Kaiwhakahaere Kerri Nuku – HPCAA Bill attacks workforce independence The Coalition Government has shown repeatedly it’s no defender of workers’ rights and its latest proposed changes are a blatant attack on the regulation of our traditionally independent workforce. Introduced to Parliament in May, the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: Kaiwhakahaere
8 Kaiwhakahaere Kerri Nuku – Nursing: Holding onto our humanity in times of change It was not uncommon for a nurse to come from generations of nurses. In many whānau there was a nurse, Kaiāwhina, community nurse, Karitane nurse, hospital... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: Kaiwhakahaere
11 Kaiwhakahaere Kerri Nuku – Women’s rights, pay equity, and nursing’s political power A year after pay equity was stripped from women, we are seeing – again – how this country relies on women’s unpaid and underpaid labour: caring, birthing, leading communities, and holding people together. When women demand fair pay for work society cannot function without, we... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: Kaiwhakahaere
13 Kaiwhakahaere Kerri Nuku – Urgent need for paid placements Recently, I've followed media coverage from Poihaere Whare, highlighting the significant challenges faced by student nurses in New Zealand. The ongoing fuel crisis and added practical demands like travel and parking costs intensify existing student poverty. Poihaere's core message,... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: Kaiwhakahaere
16 Kaiwhakahaere Kerri Nuku – Our government doesn’t want us to be involved in the world – but it’s coming for us The knock-on effects of the latest wars started by the United States is a reminder that when they act Aotearoa is not immune. Just last night, the Government met to urgently consider the return of carless days and fuel rationing. Flights have been reduced to some of our most vulnerable... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: Kaiwhakahaere
2 Kaiwhakahaere Kerri Nuku – We know what to do and how to do it! My whakapapa recognises Maungaharuru, the mountain renowned for its distinctive roaring sounds—a legacy of the diverse avian populations that once inhabited the area. Maungaharuru holds spiritual significance for the hapū Ngāti Kurumōkihi, who serve as its kaitiaki (guardians). Aotearoa... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: Kaiwhakahaere
20 Our leaders speak: Kaiwhakahaere Kerri Nuku – More security in ED: Tread with caution When I hear of pushes to up security in hospital emergency departments, I must admit there’s a part of me that is hesitant. Of course, I want all health care workers to be safe on duty including ED nurses. But I also know many Māori already feel discriminated in ED and other hospital... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: Kaiwhakahaere
11 Kaiwhakahaere Kerri Nuku – Policy and nursing leaders are hurting our next generation of nurses Kerri Nuku, Kaiwhakahaere NZNO Tōpūtanga Tapuhi Kaitiaki o Aotearoa The unrelenting challenges from this coalition Government has been overwhelming. From the Regulatory Standards Bill, wider deregulation programme, repeal of the Smokefree Act, Treaty Principles Bill, assault on pay equity,... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: Kaiwhakahaere
14 Kaiwhakahaere Kerri Nuku – Kia ora maia! Be brave and courageous when you need to be Kerri Nuku, Kaiwhakahaere NZNO Tōpūtanga Tapuhi Kaitiaki o Aotearoa Earlier this week, we heard about the cost of not exercising bravery or courage when it is most needed. The British nurse, Lucy Letby, convicted of murdering seven babies over two years was shocking news to hear. But... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: Kaiwhakahaere
16 Kaiwhakahaere Kerri Nuku – A bit of wāhine Māori inspiration as we fight for all women Kerri Nuku, Kaiwhakahaere NZNO Tōpūtanga Tapuhi Kaitiaki o Aotearoa This coalition Government punched women in the face when it recently cut and made it even more tricky to progress pay equity claims. I want to offer a wāhine Māori perspective, in the hope to keep us inspired and... [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: Kaiwhakahaere