Rainbow Wellington’s Statement for Homosexual Convictions Apology
Rainbow Wellington, as a representative of the LGBTQIAP+ community in New Zealand, welcomes the apology from the government to those…
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Inclusionary zoning key to affordable housing in Queenstown – Community Housing Aotearoa
Inclusionary zoning has been the key to success in providing affordable housing in Queenstown, according to Executive Officer Julie Scott…
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Raising Youth Awareness on Nuclear Disarmament – New Zealand Peace Foundation
Peace Week 2017 is nearly here and the Peace Foundation is excited to announce that the theme is “Aotearoa/New Zealand…
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Forest & Bird defends NZ conservation land in Supreme Court
Forest & Bird successfully defends NZ conservation land in Supreme Court The Supreme Court has ruled that New Zealand’s publicly…
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Dam decision huge victory against big irrigation – Greenpeace
Greenpeace says today’s court decision over the Ruataniwha Dam is a major victory in the struggle against big irrigation and…
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Director of Amnesty International Turkey must be released from incommunicado detention – Amnesty International
Responding to the news that Idil Eser, Director of Amnesty International Turkey, was detained on Wednesday along with seven other…
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Stats confirm growing housing shortfall – Labour Party
National’s failure to fix the housing shortage has been starkly illustrated by new statistics, says Labour Housing spokesperson Phil Twyford….
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Friday 7th July 2017
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Morbid Symptoms: Neoliberalism’s Room for Manoeuvre Keeps Shrinking
TWO BIG ANNOUNCEMENTS TODAY. The first came from the New Zealand Initiative and purported to be about improving our education system. The second came from the Supreme Court of New Zealand and had the effect of stopping the Ruataniwha Dam in its tracks. On the face of it these two announcements have nothing whatsoever in common. What links them, however, is the way in which both demonstrate how dramatically Kiwi neoliberalism’s room for manoeuvre has shrunk.