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Tuesday, 29 June 2021, 2:47 pm 37,007 New Zealanders have called on the Government to bring in a Modern Slavery Act, in a petition organised by Trade Aid and World Vision. The petition was presented to Minister Michael Wood today, along with an Open Letter signed by 110 businesses, calling for the Government to act. Trade Aid and World Vision and many other supporters headed to Parliament today to present Minister Michael Wood a collective petition, along with a business community Open Letter calling for moves towards a Modern Slavery Act. Minister Wood accepted the petition and he said work...

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Museums and galleries around the country have been welcoming visitors back this week after a long period of closure...

Remembrance and celebrations mark Fiji-Indian ‘Girmit-day’ event Thursday, May 13, 2021 Remembrance of the elderlies and celebrations of the spirit of courage and endurance associated with the Girmitiya fore-fathers of the Fiji-Indian community marked the 142nd-anniversary celebratory event of Fiji-Girmit Day held on Friday, May 7 at Malaeola Community Centre in South Auckland. More than 1000 people attended the event to enjoy a colourful celebration of the most important civic event within the Fiji-Indian community with a number of cultural performances, speeches, award ceremony ...

On April 21, he said he had a dentist appointment and could not attend a scheduled hearing. Last week, his lawyer told the court Eaglesome had emailed him the night before the hearing, informing him he was in Laos in Southeast Asia. Police then confirmed to Stuff that Eaglesome had left the country. It was unclear if police would work with international agencies to bring Eaglesome back to New Zealand. Police had no further comment. Stuff Wayne Eaglesome, also known as Alex Bergen and many other names, has failed to appear in the Auckland District Court twice on his recent charges.