Kick Back: Youth Organizations Fears Sanctions Will Increase Risks For Homeless Youth – Kick Back
Youth Development Organisation, Kick Back, is concerned that the Government’s approach to young people in need of financial support will…
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Nationwide Rallies To Be Held To Protest Government’s Live Export Plan – End Live Export NZ
Concerned citizens across New Zealand are uniting to resist the proposed rollback of the nation’s historic ban on live animal…
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Replacing Police With Speed Cameras Will Not Improve Road Safety – Dog And Lemon Guide
The proposed introduction of mass speed cameras is an attempt to replace police with technology, says the car review website…
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ACT Leader Blurring The Lines – Prof Margaret Mutu
“ACT party leader David Seymour who is also Associate Minister of Justice, is blurring the lines of these two roles,”…
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Benefit Sanctions Will Punish People Who Need Support – Green Party
The National-led Government’s plans to arbitrarily increase benefit sanctions will have a lasting impact on the people who need our…
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New Poll Reveals Widespread Distrust In Shane Jones’ Ability To Do His Job As Oceans And Fisheries Minister – Greenpeace
Damning new polling data released today shows that the vast majority of New Zealanders (85%) do not trust Minister Shane…
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Luxon’s Buzzwords Hint At Sinister Agenda – Green Party
The Prime Minister’s State of the Nation speech today was a buffet of buzzwords with a nasty undertone of cuts…
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Labour Member’s Bill Supports Local Democracy
The Local Electoral (Abolition of the Ratepayer Roll) Amendment Bill will level the playing field of local democracy by removing…
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Members Bill To Remove GST From Kai, Pulled From Ballot – Māori Party
Te Pāti Māori co-leader and Member for Waiariki, Rawiri Waititi is ecstatic his members bill to remove GST from kai…
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Govt To Spend $3.6 Billion On Environment In 2023/24 Fiscal Year – Parliamentary Commissioner For The Environment
Central government agencies are estimated to spend $3.6 billion on the environment in the 2023/24 financial year according to new…