Greenpeace Slams Forestry Rollback As Reckless
Communities smashed by Cyclone Gabrielle are still cleaning up forestry slash, and now the Government wants weaker protections and fewer local controls.
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Greens Slam Government Council Shake-Up
Councils are already stretched thin. Now the Government wants sweeping reforms pushed through at speed, and the Greens say democracy is paying the price.
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I joked if Seymour spoke telepathically to his dead dog when I should have been focused on Javier Milei’s money
The weirdest thing about Javier Milei may not be the dead dog stories anymore. Allegations around disinformation networks and political money are becoming far harder to ignore.
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The PM accused the Foreign Minister of putting personal politics ahead of the national interest – Winston must be sacked!
If the Prime Minister truly believes Winston Peters put politics ahead of the national interest, how can he possibly keep him as Foreign Minister?
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Chris Finlayson has more fight in him than the entire current National Caucus combined for a reason
Chris Finlayson’s call for “war” on NZ First says something brutal about National right now: one of the few people still willing to fight no longer sits in caucus.
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GUEST BLOG: Seeby Woodhouse – Iran War = no food?
The Iran conflict may be about to hit your supermarket bill. Fertiliser shortages, drought and collapsing crop economics are forming a dangerous global storm.
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Political Caption Competition
Prime Minister, you have to come out and talk to Tova sometime
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AUTSA Calls For Winter Energy Support For Students
Cold flats. Empty fridges. Rising power bills. Student leaders say tertiary students are being abandoned during the worst cost-of-living crisis in years.
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Political Panel To Face Community Sector Pressure
Community groups are under pressure. Demand is exploding. Funding is stretched thin. Now six political parties are being forced to answer for what comes next.
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Migrant Surcharge ‘Discriminatory’, Campaign Warns
A $6-a-day migrant surcharge won’t fix New Zealand’s infrastructure crisis, but critics say it will make vulnerable workers pay for decades of political failure.
