A “tea break” in Israel’s genocidal slaughter is not enough – New Zealanders demand CEASEFIRE NOW!
At least 17 centres around Aotearoa New Zealand will be out protesting this weekend – from Rawene in the North…
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Rallies and demonstrations continue despite “4-day pause” in Israel’s war in Gaza
Despite the “four day pause” in Israel’s war on Gaza Palestine solidarity supporters will be rallying and marching around New…
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Labour Party Calls For Immediate Ceasefire
The New Zealand Labour Party is urgently calling for a ceasefire in Gaza and Israel to put a halt to…
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Te Pāti Māori Call For Resignation Of MFAT CEO Over Te Reo Māori Erasure – Te Pati Maori
Te Pāti Māori have called for the resignation of the Ministry of Foreign and Trade chief executive Chris Seed following…
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Revealing Poll Shows People See Te Tiriti O Waitangi As Partnership – New Zealand Human Rights Commission
Seventy per cent of New Zealanders believe it is important for Māori and non-Māori to decide together on an equal…
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Government Must Act To Provide Fair Pay For Care And Support Workers – Disability Support Network
Disability support providers have reluctantly welcomed a second pay equity claim for around 40,000 care and support workers, says New…
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On World Fisheries Day, NZ Chatham Rise Orange Roughy Loses Sustainability Label – Deep Sea Conservation Coalition
New Zealand orange roughy caught off the east and south Chatham Rise – amounting to around 80% of the New…
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Supreme Court Decision Permanently Quashes Water Bottling Consents – Aotearoa Water Action
After six years of court action Aotearoa Water Action (AWA) is thrilled with yesterday’s decision from the Supreme Court which,…
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Rainbow Community Advocates To Discuss Anti-discrimination Laws And Access To Justice – Human Rights Commission
Human rights protections for Rainbow communities, and how to access justice, are the focus of a two-day conference being hosted…
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It’s Not ‘Hot’ To Trot – Animal Justice Party
The New Zealand Trotting Cup held at Addington Raceway last Tuesday drew a large crowd. The $750,000 prize money attracted…