Greenpeace International files lawsuit against Energy Transfer in first use of EU anti-SLAPP Directive
Amsterdam, Netherlands — Greenpeace International (GPI) initiated the first test of the European Union’s anti-SLAPP Directive by filing a lawsuit…
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Fisheries consultation must put sustainability before profit – Green
The Green Party is urgently calling on the Government to prioritise long-term prosperity of our oceans in its consultation on…
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Benefit levels fail to keep families out of poverty – Green
The Salvation Army’s State of the Nation report is a bleak indictment on the failure of Government to take steps…
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More Kiwis are hungry, homeless and out of work – Labour
Half of Pacific children sometimes going without food is just one of many heartbreaking lowlights in the Salvation Army’s annual…
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Fonterra quietly removes ‘100% grass-fed’ label from Anchor butter as Greenpeace lawsuit approaches
Greenpeace Aotearoa says new legal documents from Fonterra Brands reveal that the dairy giant has removed labels from its Anchor…
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Survey To Reveal What Makes New Zealand Teens Tick – Growing Up in New Zealand
A survey aiming to uncover what shapes the wellbeing of today’s teenagers starts today. The 6,000 suryvey participants are part…
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Global Forum Suggests Fresh Ideas For 21st Century UN Peacekeeping – UN News
“Our thinking should be grounded by the fact that we have more conflicts today than at any time since World…
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Waimate waste incinerator plan fails – Zero Waste
The Waimate incinerator project will not proceed as planned. The sale and purchase agreement for the land has lapsed, and…
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Health system will suffer from ‘let it fail’ strategy – Labour
National’s cutting of digital staff in our health system will put patients at risk and leave hospitals vulnerable to cyber-attack….
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Cuts to school bus routes put Northland kids at risk – Labour
The Government is putting cost-cutting ahead of kids’ safety with its decision to cut rural school bus routes in Northland….