BREAKING: Auckland flooding emergency highlights Mayors incompetence and how climate change can no longer be denied
It’s like these weird weather events so severe they keep testing our infrastructure keep happening more often and with increasing…
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BREAKING: Green Crosses on the roadside hijacked to highlight environmental damage of intensive farming
Those Green Crosses you are seeing nailed up alongside the road is a silent protest against the environmental damage…
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Māori Party’s Malcolm X vs Labour’s Martin Luther King in Election 2023
I think we will see a titanic clash of ideas at the election within Māori politics between the Māori Party’s…
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Marijuana Media: With a new PM, is cannabis back on the agenda?
Rightly or wrongly, Jacinda Ardern copped a lot of flak after the loss of the cannabis referendum. Ardern backed…
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – 30th January 2023
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day. The Editor doesn’t…
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Motels Can Never Be A Home – Office of the Children’s Commissioner
Children’s Commissioner, Judge Frances Eivers: “Myself and previous Commissioners have been clear that the use of motels at all is…
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Emergency Housing Human Rights Concerns Taken To The United Nations – New Zealand Human Rights Commission
Te Kāhui Tika Tangata Human Rights Commission has shared experiences of children and young people in emergency housing ahead of…
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NZ Government Fails Criminal Age Review – Amnesty International Aotearoa New Zealand
This morning, the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child called outthe failure of the New Zealand Government…
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Fisheries Plan For Ailing Hauraki Gulf Not Enough To Restore Mauri – Forest and Bird
Forest & Bird is deeply disappointed that bottom trawling, dredging and Danish seining will still be allowed under the Hauraki…
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Not Working For Families – Child Poverty Action Group
CPAG has long thought that Working for Families (WFF) needed to be renamed to put children at its centre, not…