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Journalists and media workers have criticised comments made by newly-elected Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters, who claimed that a 2020 government media funding initiative constituted ‘bribery’. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) joins its affiliate, E tū, in strongly disputing the Deputy Prime Minister’s comments, and urging Peters and other politicians to uphold New Zealand’s proud tradition of press freedom.

Workers at Fisher & Paykel Healthcare’s manufacturing site in Auckland have voted to take industrial action, beginning tomorrow, as the company refuses to improve their offer which includes insufficient pay rises and a loss of important ...

E tū members working as journalists for Allied Press are walking off the job for a whole day to protest their employer’s current offer on the table for their new collective agreement. More than 40 members from Dunedin to Invercargill will participate ...

Packaging in Auckland are doing a rolling strike until next week to win a decent pay increase for its lowest-paid members. Up to 60 members from the packaging production plant will be participating in the strike with daily pickets during weekdays for ...

Cleaners at Auckland Airport will be stopping work today and going on strike, after their employer OCS has offered zero increase in recent negotiations. The workers will strike in groups and will be on a picket line at the Auckland Domestic Terminal ...