Significant Step Forward In Fixing Cruel And Unjust Past – Green Party
A significant milestone has been reached in the fight to strike an anti-Pasifika and unfair law from the country’s books…
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Te Pāti Māori Celebrates Historic Taranaki Redress
Today Te Pāti Māori joined Taranaki iwi in celebration as the Taranaki Mounga Collective Redress Bill passed its first reading…
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Govt Makes U-turn On Suicide Prevention Office – Labour Party
Labour welcomes the Government’s U-turn on the closure of the Suicide Prevention Office, says Labour Mental Health spokesperson Ingrid Leary….
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KASM Taking Complaint Over Seabed Miner Misleading Australia’s ASX – KASM
Kiwis Against Seabed Mining, Inc. (KASM) is lodging a complaint to the Australian Securities Investment Commission about the seabed mining…
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Another Dark Day For Science And Climate – 90 Jobs To Go At NIWA – PSA
NIWA, one of New Zealand’s leading climate research agencies, is set to lose up to 90 jobs, at a time…
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Comments About Ethnic ‘priority’ For Surgical Waitlists Ruled Misleading And Discriminatory – Broadcasting Standards Authority
Comments by radio host Kate Hawkesby suggesting Māori and Pacific patients were being prioritised for surgery due to their ethnicity…
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Suicide Prevention Office Debacle – Parents Of Nicky Stevens Say Ministry Will ‘have Blood On Its Hands’ If It Proceeds – Dave Macpherson
The parents of Nicky Stevens, a victim of suicide in 2015, have slammed Te Whatu Ora/The Ministry of Health for…
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UN Human Rights Expert To Shine Global Spotlight On Nelson Tenths – Wakatu Incorporation
On Tuesday, April 9, 2024, Mr Francisco Calí Tzay, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples,…
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Have Your Say – How Can Aotearoa New Zealand Best Tackle Greenhouse Gases? – Climate Change Commission
New Zealanders are being encouraged to have their say about how to tackle climate change over the coming decades. From…
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Court Of Appeal To Consider Whether Hate Speech Law Is Discriminatory – Human Rights Commission
On Tuesday 9 April 2024 the Court of Appeal in Wellington will hear a case brought by Russell Hoban against…