New Zealand: Staff Concluding Statement Of The 2021 Article IV Discussions – International Monetary Fund
A Concluding Statement describes the preliminary findings of IMF staff at the end of an official staff visit (or ‘mission’),…
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Crown Financial Institutions’ Exposure To Climate Risk Back In The Spotlight Following Mandatory Disclosure Announcement
Climate justice organisation 350 Aotearoa welcomes today’s announcement by Climate Change Minister, Hon James Shaw, that all Crown Financial Institutions…
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Te Pāti Māori Is Calling For Royal Commission Of Inquiry Into Police Racial Profiling Of Māori
Te Pāti Māori are calling for a Royal Commission of Inquiry into Police racial profiling of Māori. This comes off…
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Petition To Direct Fund The Covid-19 Recovery – Positive Money NZ
A new petition is asking Parliament to require the Reserve Bank to directly fund the Covid recovery and other essential…
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Final End To Oil And Gas Exploration In The Southern Ocean – Oil Free Otago
Oil Free Otago is pleased to hear of the surrender of the final exploration permit in Aotearoa’s southern ocean. The…
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College Supports Midwives’ Union Filing In The Employment Relations Authority – NZ College Of Midwives
The College of Midwives, the professional organisation for midwives in New Zealand, strongly supports MERAS filing in the Employment Relations…
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Abortion clinic safe zones now!
Honestly, what sort of arsehole protests directly outside an abortion clinic trying to make an already incredibly difficult day even worse?
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If we were angry with Air NZ – why aren’t we with Rocket Labs?
There really does seem to be an enormous double standard at work in NZ.
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The Hikoi of hope for disabled – te hikoi o te tumanako mo o whanau hauaa
WHAT: The Hikoi of hope for disabled
WHEN: 11am – 2pm
WHERE: Wellington Parliament Grounds plus other centres.