Action needed on widespread drinking water problems
You turn on the tap — and you’re told not to drink it. How is this still happening in New Zealand?
Raw News
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Has New Zealand Dodged The GE Bullet? – GE Free New Zealand
The rising cost of pesticides and fertilisers made from fossil fuels is endangering the whole system underpinning commercial genetically engineered…
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NZ Government Needs To Challenge Indonesia Over Civilian Killings In West Papua – West Papua Action Aotearoa
The West Papua Action Aotearoa network is calling on the New Zealand Foreign Minister and the Prime Minister to speak…
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Israel’s Death Penalty Law Constitutes Discriminatory Regime Of Capital Punishment: UN Experts
UN experts aren’t mincing words — Israel’s new death penalty law isn’t justice, it’s discrimination written into law, with Palestinians the only ones facing execution.
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Government Mileage Increase For Home Support Workers “A Joke”
They’re caring for New Zealand’s most vulnerable — and paying for it themselves. Even after the increase, many say they’re still going backwards.
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Alliance Party Calls For Aged Care Investment In West Coast Bed Crisis
More than 50 beds gone. An ageing population rising. And nowhere for people to go except already stretched hospitals.
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9,000 students faced unsafe drinking water at school last year – Greens
If kids can’t trust the water at school, something fundamental has gone wrong.
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Lawyers For Climate Action Welcomes Any Suggestion That Government Is Reconsidering Its LNG Import Facility – Lawyers for Climate Action
The Government says LNG must “stack up” — but won’t show the maths. Meanwhile, cheaper renewable options are sitting right there.
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Luxon’s Government actively neglects Māori news broadcasting – Greens
When a language loses its platform, it loses more than airtime. The end of Māori radio news is a silence that will be felt.
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Empty promises from National-led government as ‘ocean exploitation bill’ voted through – Greenpeace
100,000 voices ignored. Cameras blocked. Bottom trawling protected. This isn’t just a fisheries bill — it’s a political line in the sand.
