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Ex-ACT staffer Grant McLachlan says party created fake grassroots groups

Ex-ACT staffer Grant McLachlan says party created fake grassroots groups Ruth Hill © RNZ / Claire Eastham-Farrelly Political pundits and media experts are warning that artificial grassroots organisations - nicknamed astroturfs - are being used to manipulate and mobilise public opinion for political gain. The recent public apology by a lobbyist to leading public health experts for defaming them on the Whale Oil blog has once again shone a spotlight into the murky world of lobbying. Carrick Graham, who was in the pay of the food and beverage industry, has admitted his statements about Doug Sellman of Alcohol Action, health professor Boyd Swinburn, and former director of the Māori Smokefree Coalition, Shane Bradbrook, were untrue, unfair, offensive, insulting and defamatory .

Ex-ACT staffer Grant McLachlan says party created fake grassroots groups

Ex-ACT staffer Grant McLachlan says party created fake grassroots groups
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It s quite a burden : Criticism as minimum wage, benefit increases kick in

Minimum wage and benefit levels get a boost on Thursday as part of a package of changes coming into effect from April 1. Those on the minimum wage get a pay bump to $20 an hour - an increase many employers say is too much and badly timed. The main benefit and superannuation levels also rise, as well as the amount people can earn before their benefit reduces. But poverty advocates are equally unimpressed, saying the changes will barely help people keep afloat. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the minimum wage increase struck a balance . Our job as Government is to constantly strike that balance of ensuring that our lowest-paid workers are earning enough to meet their cost of living and to thrive. At the same time balancing that against the ability of employers to sustainably keep people on.

New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern raises minimum wage and increases its tax on the rich to 39%

Jacinda Ardern has fulfilled her election promises by raising New Zealand s minimum wage to $20 an hour and increasing tax on the nation s richest to 39 per cent. The changes came into effect on Thursday and will impact up to 175,000 of the nation s lowest earning workers. The Ardern Government said those working a 40-hour week on minimum wage will pocket an extra NZ$44 per week.  Jacinda Ardern has fulfilled her election promises by raising New Zealand s minimum wage to $20 an hour and increasing tax on the rich to 39 per cent The Ardern Government said those working a 40-hour week on minimum wage will pocket an extra NZ$44 per week

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