MEDIAWATCH: Good riddance to The Project
The Project’s final farewell: ‘To you, Aotearoa, New Zealand, thank you for watching’ Tears, laughter and plenty of memories flowed…
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Luxon is lying – why new attack on WHO is Conspiracy Swamp Kingdom madness
Christopher Luxon says Government’s World Health Organization health policy ‘has nothing to do’ with online conspiracies Prime Minister Christopher Luxon…
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Journalists reject Deputy PM’s comments about the media – E Tu
In light of the Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters’ recent comments about the media, a group of journalists who serve…
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The Government must fund care workers before landlords – E tu
E tū, the biggest private sector union in Aotearoa New Zealand, is shocked to learn that the National Party’s coalition…
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Maritime Union of New Zealand media release: Maritime Union challenges Mayor’s port privatisation polls
Maritime Union challenges Mayor’s port privatisation polls The Maritime Union is challenging a claim by the Mayor of Auckland that ratepayers…
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J Day today celebrates Auckland’s cannabis culture; Prospects for reform under the new Government
Aucklanders celebrate the Big Smoke’s cannabis culture this weekend at J Day, and we examine prospects for cannabis law reform…
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Police Minister Mark Mitchell vs Police Commissioner Coster
Police Commissioner Andrew Coster says he has new Minister’s confidence – but Mark Mitchell still will not comment Police Commissioner…
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COPOUT28 – Put the Oil Criminals on Trial!
UAE planned to use COP28 climate talks to make oil deals The United Arab Emirates planned to use its role…
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How Ram Raids and allowing tobacco deaths for tax cuts are connected
Smoking kills 67% of users, any other product that killed 67% of users wouldn’t be allowed! The Tobacco industry sell…
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Sign the petition for a Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Alan Hall case
As the Tamihere case falls to pieces, you should sign the Social Justice Aotearoa petition for a Royal Commission of…