Minister Declares War On Nature – Coromandel Watchdog of Hauraki
Coromandel Watchdog of Hauraki, a group with a 40-year history of defending the Hauraki/Coromandel from mining is calling for the…
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Repealing Smoke-free Legislation Huge Step Backwards For Schools And Students – PPTA
Repealing Aoteraoa New Zealand’s ground-breaking smoke free legislation is a huge step back for schools and students, says Chris Abercrombie,…
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Secondary Teachers Urge Government To Keep Fair Pay Agreements – Post Primary Teachers’ Association
If the government really cared about people who were struggling or squeezed financially in Aotearoa New Zealand, it would keep…
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International solidarity turns the tables on apartheid Israel – Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa
PSNA is celebrating the news of a breakthrough in the BDS campaign against sports brand PUMA which has announced it…
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Government Policies Must Add Up To Achieve Climate Goals – Climate Change Commission
The Government needs to encourage change, remove barriers and support investment that cuts climate pollution, He Pou a Rangi Climate…
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Government Has Negotiated Itself Into A Corner Over ETS Auction – Degrowth Aotearoa New Zealand
If the coalition government wants a “strong and stable ETS”, as the Minister for Climate Change has recently stated, the…
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Oxfam Reaction: COP28 Must Back Global Phaseout Of Fossil Fuels
Oxfam Aotearoa welcomes Climate Change Minister Simon Watts’ call for stronger language on phasing out fossil fuels in the decisions…
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Ban Trawling In Hector’s Habitat Say Dolphin Defenders, After Another Dolphin Death – Maui and Hector’s Dolphin Defenders
The second Otago Hector’s dolphin killed by the fishing industry this year, was reported today (December 12). The dolphin is…
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FPA Repeal Contravenes EU Free Trade Agreement, Says NZCTU
New Zealand’s recently signed Free Trade Agreement with the European Union threatens to derail the coalition Government’s aspirations to remove…
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Thousands Of New Zealanders Call For Community Energy – 350 Aotearoa
On Parliament’s fourth sitting day of the new government, 350 Aotearoa delivered a petition with the names of more than…