The National Council of Women of New Zealand
The National Council of Women of New Zealand
Te Kaunihera Wahine o Aotearoa
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- 29 August 2010ACC adviser silent on links to sex abusers
- 29 August 2010Conflicting interests?
- 16 August 2010NZ Herald, Gill South: Women leaders offered a helping hand to climb the ladder
- 13 August 2010ACC about-turn for victims
- 12 August 2010ACC sex abuse claims 'badly handled'
- 12 August 2010Abuse funding angers
- 15 July 2010Splitting best way to keep tax advantage, says charities boss
- 12 July 2010Women Dismayed At Possible Deregistration Of NCWNZ
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- 27 August 2010CEDAW - Three Down, One to Go
- 12 August 2010NCWNZ welcomes ACC announcement but remains cautious
- 5 August 2010Gender pay gap must be addressed
Submissions
- 26 August 2010S10.23 Food Bill
- 2 August 2010S10.22 Consumer Law Reform
- 22 July 2010S10.21 Making Tax Easier
Since 1896 the National Council of Women of New Zealand has served women and families by;
- educating women on topical issues,
- researching the needs of women and families, and
- collecting and distributing information of service.
The Council is;
- a way to get involved with current women’s issues,
- a network of women throughout Aotearoa / New Zealand, and
- an umbrella organisation for women’s groups.
The Council’s vision for NZ’s women is they are knowledgeable, have freedom, equality and are empowered for the betterment of themselves and their families.
What’s New
- NGO Consultation: Module Three
*Submissions close on October 15th 2010* The National Council of Women...
- Shikha Goyal
- Linda Austen
- Submit Your Views: Does NCWNZ work for charitable purposes?
*Update 12 July* Thank you for submitting your views. On the...
- NCWNZ and the Charities Commission
The Charities Commission NZ is seeking to deregister this body at...
- Canterbury Water Management Strategy
The Christchurch Branch of NCWNZ made a submission to the Environment...
NCWNZ and the Charities Commission
The Charities Commission NZ is seeking to deregister this body at the national level, as being a charitable society.
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