NZ Politics Daily: 3 April 2023
Today’s content STUART NASH, OIA, LOBBYING Tracy Watkins (Stuff): Stuart Nash scandal puts OIA and lobbyist laws in the spotlight…
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7 Months until 2023 election – Political Battlefield Analysis Special
The next election is 7 months away on Saturday, 14 October 2023. National can’t believe their luck with Stuart Nash…
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Posie Parker threatening to come back is the last thing NZ needs – Immigration NZ must block her this time
Oh sweet Jesus no… Posie Parker says ‘I will come back’: Controversial British anti-transgender activist plans return to NZ Controversial…
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GUEST BLOG: Ben Morgan – Putin dangerous as defeat in Ukraine looms ever closer
Although Russia’s offensive operations continue, it is clear they have lost momentum. Activity continues but there are no significant gains,…
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Minimum Wage Increase To Make Real Difference, Says NZCTU
The biggest increase in the history of the minimum wage will have a huge impact for workers on low wages,…
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Political Leadership Needed To Reverse Extinction Trends – Forest and Bird
Forest & Bird says environmental indicator reporting today by Stats NZ is sobering, and shows how a whole-of-Government approach is…
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Greenpeace Welcomes National’s Renewable Energy Policy, But Fossil Fuel Exploration And Agriculture Remain Key Concerns
Greenpeace is welcoming the National Party’s new renewable plans – ‘Electrify NZ’ – with its focus on increasing renewable electricity…
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Auckland Council Admits It Doesn’t Know The Impact Of Its Own Budget Cuts – Forest And Bird
Auckland Council has proposed significant budget cuts without assessing the potential impacts on the region’s environment and climate change efforts,…
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Rule Change For Overseas Voting – Electoral Commission
The rules for overseas voting are changing from today for this year’s General Election to recognise the effect the pandemic…
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Government To Cement In High Carbon Future – The Rail Advocacy Collective
The government’s recent announcement of five high carbon options for the next harbour crossing has disappointed those concerned about climate…