Māori Party Name Heather Te Au Skipworth QSM As Candidate For Ikaroa Rawhiti
Heather Te Au Skipworth QSM, founder and CEO of IronMāori, has been named by the Māori Party as its candidate…
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Amnesty International Launches Youth Award
Amnesty International is launching a youth award as a nod to the growing want from New Zealand youth to create…
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Organics Aotearoa NZ Applauds Minister Damien O’ConnorFor Introducing Organics Product Bill
Minister Damien O’Connor has introduced the Organics Product Bill that, if passed, will create a national standard for organics and…
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Changes To Kiwisaver Standards A Win For The Climate Over Corporate Interests – 350 Aotearoa
“This commitment by the government to ensure that New Zealanders are not financing the climate crisis through our Kiwisaver funds…
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An Open Letter To John Mcdonald Re: Dancing With The Stars Vacancy – The Opportunities Party
Apparently you have a vacancy on your programme after Kanoa Lloyd decided she didn’t “need to see a homophobic Pasodoble…
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Urgent Action Is Needed To Fix Crisis In Early Childhood Education This Children’s Day – NZEI Te Riu Roa
NZEI Te Riu Roa President Liam Rutherford is urging the Government to take action to address the crisis in early…
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No Place For Dirty Politics In Fisheries – Our Seas Our Future
The Government’s response to new revelations that one of the country’s biggest fishing companies, Talley’s, and its managing director has…
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$5.6 Million Fund For Community Conservation Projects Open – Department of Conservation
Funding to give nature a helping hand and support community conservation projects opens this week, with $5.6m available for community-led…
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What kind of gambling is legal in New Zealand?
Like many countries in the world, New Zealand restricts the playing of gambling games with a series of laws and…
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New Report A Hurry Up For Climate Change Policy Makers – Local Government NZ
LGNZ say a new report from the Deep South National Science Challenge is a reminder for central government policy makers…