Appalling process on three strikes law – Labour
The Government is subverting parliamentary process on laws the evidence already shows don’t work. “The Justice Select Committee has not…
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Critically important election for our electricity system ends at 5pm on Friday 25 October – More for You, Better for Auckland
This election is critically important, as there are pressing challenges but also greater opportunities for our electricity system now more…
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Labour calls for investigation into tobacco tax cut – Labour Party
The Government’s decision to award a $216 million tax break for Philip Morris’ heated tobacco products reeks of tobacco industry…
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Time to shut down failed Youth Justice Residences – Green Party
The Green Party is calling for Youth Justice Residences to close, following a protest in which a group of young…
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Luxon strips local governments’ power to protect fresh water – Greenpeace
Greenpeace says the Government’s move to remove local government power to protect fresh water is an underhanded overreach that undermines…
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New Zealanders want publicly-owned rail ferries! – MUNZ
New polling released on 15 October by the Maritime Union of New Zealand (MUNZ) shows the public wants publicly owned, rail…
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E tū members ready to ‘Fight Back Together’
E tū members will join the wider union movement and our community allies at the ‘Fight Back Together – Maranga…
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Another dog dead – SAFE demands immediate ban on greyhound racing
SAFE is demanding the Government urgently ban greyhound racing following the tragic death of yet another dog. On Friday, 18…
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Unions To Hold Nationwide Day Of Action In Opposition To Govt’s Anti-worker Agenda – NZCTU
This Wednesday 23 October 2024 thousands of workers across Aotearoa will be participating in a nationwide day of action in…
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New Zealand Not Doing Enough To Meet Infrastructure Needs; New Housing Supply Needs To Be Prioritised – Ipsos Survey
Just over a quarter (27%) of New Zealanders say they are satisfied with the country’s national infrastructure. This is significantly…