GOVT GAMBLING SAFETY OF OUR MOANA – Māori Party
Yesterday the government announced the list of 149 projects selected for fast-tracking across Aotearoa. Trans-Tasman Resources’ plan to mine the…
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Cuts To The National Public Health Service Shortsighted – College Of Public Health Medicine – NZ College of Public Health Medicine
The New Zealand College of Public Health Medicine (NZCPHM) is deeply concerned at the prospect of cuts to the National…
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Incinerator Will Put NZ On The Wrong Track – Zero Waste Network Aotearoa
A large-scale rubbish incinerator has been included in the list of projects to go into Schedule 2 of the Coalition…
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Govt takes the scalpel to regional health budgets – Labour
At Labour’s insistence, Te Whatu Ora financial documents have been released by the Health Select Committee today showing more cuts…
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New Entrust leadership will bring down power prices – More for You, Better for Auckland
As voting gets underway this week in the Entrust election, the independent team challenging for leadership of Auckland’s community energy…
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The Rise of Digital Entertainment: A New Era of Connectivity and Fun
The landscape of entertainment has seen remarkable transformations over the past few decades, evolving from traditional formats to digital experiences…
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New Zealand’s Best Universities for Academic Excellence
Perhaps best known for its natural wonders, New Zealand is rapidly making a name as a centre of international higher…
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Climate Justice Taranaki rejects the Fast-Track List
Climate Justice Taranaki rejects the Fast-Track project list released by the government today. The list of 149 projects includes seven…
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TDB Daily Reading List 7th October 2024 – Best NZ Left, Independent and Progressive Politics opinion daily reading list
Best NZ Left, Independent and Progressive Political opinion daily reading list Because so much of the mainstream media is polluted by right…
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EXCLUSIVE: 8pm Tuesday – The Working Group IWI VS SEYMOUR TREATY DEBATE Special
Ngāti Toa leader on why he wants a debate with David Seymour The chief executive of Ngāti Toa agrees with…