Home Support Workers Must Be Front of Queue For Fuel Fix Nicola Willis – PSA
PSA says home support workers must be first in line for urgent fuel relief as rising petrol prices threaten essential care services.
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New Zealand and Ireland announce renewed Greenwash Alliance to cover up methane emissions failures – Greenpeace
Greenpeace has slammed a new agricultural emissions research agreement between New Zealand and Ireland, announced yesterday, labelling it a ‘Greenwash…
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The next generation of leaders: first Opportunity candidates announced
The Opportunity Party has announced its first 26 candidates for Election 2026, including Daniel Eb, Kayla Kingdon-Bebb and Jessica Hammond.
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Te Pāti Māori Calls For Urgent Suspension Of Fuel Excise Tax To Relieve Pressure On Whānau
Te Pāti Māori is calling on the Government to immediately suspend fuel excise tax to provide urgent relief for whānau…
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Minister Was Required To Do Better Than ‘A Coin Toss’ On Climate – Environmental Law Initiative
Legal challenge claims NZ’s Emissions Reduction Plan fails climate law, with officials warning targets were no better than a “coin toss”.
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Greenpeace hold nitrate emergency demonstration outside Environment Southland meeting
Greenpeace activists are demonstrating outside Environment Southland today, handing out copies of a recent report on Southland groundwater to force…
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Labour: National Making Cost of Living Crisis Worse
Labour says National has worsened the cost of living crisis as food, fuel and energy prices rise across New Zealand.
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Pressure Mounts on NZ to Take Stand on Iran War at ANZMIN
Peace Action Wellington urges NZ ministers at ANZMIN to condemn the Iran war and reject support for US and Israeli military action.
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Government’s failure to provide any relief for fuel crisis – Green
Finance Minister Nicola Willis today announced no new support for families hit by the fuel crisis. “Nicola Willis pulled together…
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Help us now: 23,000 home support workers crushed by petrol price hikes
23,000 home support workers face rising petrol costs as PSA urges the Government to act on fuel price pressures driven by the Iran war.
