The Daily Blog Open Mic – 10th December 2025
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day. The Editor…
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RMA Replacement Bills introduced – fixes are needed – Environmental Defence Society
In a massive shakeup of our core environmental and planning laws, the Government has today introduced legislation to Parliament to…
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RMA replacement risks weakening protections for nature – Forest & Bird
Forest & Bird warns that the Government’s proposed replacement of the Resource Management Act (RMA) could weaken critical environmental safeguards…
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A blueprint for more pollution & environmental harm – Greenpeace reaction to new Resource management bills
Greenpeace says the Government’s rewrite of New Zealand’s core environmental laws includes an outrageous new idea, whereby companies will be…
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PSA welcomes significant supreme court win for family carers
The Supreme Court decision to recognise two parent carers of disabled adults as employees is a significant and important win…
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Labour forces govt to back down on firearms overhaul
The Arms Bill introduced today is a major retreat for Nicole McKee and a clear win for public safety, after…
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Blackcat: A modern digital account platform designed for today’s global users
As financial activity continues shifting toward digital environments, users now expect tools that offer speed, clarity, and global accessibility. Managing…
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Victory for Kiwi jobs as Government rejects foreign cement ship exemption
The Maritime Union of New Zealand today welcomed the decision by Associate Transport Minister James Meager to decline NovaAlgoma Cement…
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The Bradbury Group end of year Economy Special with Marama Davidson, Cameron Bagrie, Maria Slade & Matthew Tukaki
a Business Journalist, an Economist, a Marxist, a Green Party co-leader and a Māori political commentator all walk into a…
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GUEST BLOG: Ian Powell – How did our health system get into this poop
Last month (17 November) I gave an address to Kapiti U3A (Third Age) in Waikanae on the provocative subject of…
