Extinction Rebellion Aotearoa launch decolonisation action
Today in Wellington, Extinction Rebellion Aotearoa stormed parliament grounds and desecrated the statue of ‘King Dick’ (Richard Seddon), drawing attention…
Year: 2019
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Money, booze, drugs, and conflicts of interest – The Hemp Foundation
Im told the drug and booze industries spend twenty to forty million dollars a year on advertising. Heather Roy, as…
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Free Speech Coalition set to appeal Phil Goff decision
The Free Speech Coalition is to appeal last week’s decision of the High Court in relation to the Coalition’s judicial…
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Exploitative electricity pricing must go – CPAG
CPAG says report is promising but exploitative electricity pricing must go Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) says that the report…
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Locked-in care is a ‘hard place to be happy’ – Office of the Children’s Commissioner
Children’s Commissioner Andrew Becroft has today released a new report where children and young people say, in their own words,…
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New Zealand Dollar: History & Popularity
New Zealand is mostly known for the Rugby sport with its national team called All Blacks and their iconic black…
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Play casino online NZ- Video slots online-Casino gambling guide.
New Zealand isn’t the principal nation that strikes a chord when you talk about the casino games yet this is…
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EDS welcomes appointment of Dr Rod Carr
At the EDS Climate Change and Business Conference this morning, Climate Minister James Shaw announced the appointment of the new…
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The 3 moments that grew the gangs, grew the meth and created a law of unintended political consequences
Cough, as TDB pointed out in our How Stuart Nash wins National the 2020 election blog.
Gang numbers are up.
Meth prices are down.
What the hell happened and when does this political time bomb go off?
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Taking Control Of The Nation’s Story.
THE MAORI NATIONALIST assault upon the historical meaning and reputation of Captain James Cook is entirely understandable. With his…