Austerity For Everyone Except Weapons Dealers – Peace Action Wellington
“The decision by the National Party to funnel $408 million to weapons dealers while firing thousands of valuable public servants…
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Committee Silences Majority Of Submitters On Fast-track Bill – 350 Aotearoa
350 Aotearoa is calling the Environment Select Committee’s decision to allow oral submissions from just 40% of individual, unique submitters…
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Community Groups Furious That Government Silencing Hundreds In Fast-Track Hearings – CAFT – Communities Against the Fast Track
Communities Against the Fast Track is furious that the government is silencing hundreds of New Zealanders in their hearings on…
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Downsizing Of ERO Inconsistent With Govt Priority Of Lifting Student Achievement – Public Service Association
The PSA is concerned that Government spending cuts have forced ERO to downsize at a time when student achievement is…
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Ben Morgan’s Pacific Update A simple explanation of this week’s military and political developments in the Pacific
Chinese fighter plane fires decoy flares near an Australian helicopter Last week, Australia reported that the previous weekend (4-5 May)…
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Beyond the Headlines + into the fine print: Tax ‘cuts’, Waters ‘savings’, Corrections ‘rehab’ and ‘Free’ School Food questions
This Government excels at saying one thing but meaning something entirely different. Every time you go beyond the headline and…
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Comedy Fest an important canary in the economic coal mine
I haven’t gone to much NZ comedy over the last 5 years. I used to go a lot to local…
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What NZ First’s slavish worship of pollution means for climate change
We are in so much fucking trouble here, we just don’t understand! Look any this jump in CO2… Record-breaking increase…
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Woke sushi, genocide bread and his foot – the many things David Seymour is putting in his mouth
David Seymour started the week attacking ‘Woke Food’ so that no one would notice he was cheapening the free food…
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Political Caption Competition
How well ACT thinks its going vs how well National thinks its going