Luxon tells 10,000 striking public servants to get back to work

About 10,000 public service workers struck across Aotearoa on 9 September after pay negotiations failed. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said they "should be at work." Labour leader Chris Hipkins and Greens co-leaders Chlöe Swarbrick and Marama Davidson joined hundreds outside the Beehive. The PSA union wants at least $6,000 over two years. An Allied Health strike is set for 23 October.