Greens pledge to revoke most destructive fast-track mining consents – Greens
Today, the Greens are announcing that a Green Government will commit to revoking any consents or permits handed out under…
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Sad day for Aotearoa as Regulatory Standards Bill becomes law – Greens
The Green Party condemns Christopher Luxon’s Government passing its Regulatory Standards Bill, which prioritises profits over people and planet. “New…
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Greenpeace welcomes commitment to revoke seabed mining licence, calls for permanent ban
Greenpeace Aotearoa is applauding the Green Party’s commitment to revoke any Fast-track consents, licences, or permits issued for coal, seabed,…
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Govt must respect Supreme Court ruling and abandon pro-Uber bill – NZCTU
The NZCTU Te Kauae Kaimahi is calling on the Prime Minister to respect the ruling of the Supreme Court and…
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COP30 Target: Climate Ministers office on the COP international day of action – Extinction Rebellion Tāmaki Makaurau
COP30, bringing hope for a livable planet is in the mid weekend. Activists around the world have a day of…
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Industry opposition to bottom trawling ban “outrageous” – Greenpeace
News that fishing industry lobby group Seafood New Zealand will actively oppose a ground breaking, community-supported plan to ban bottom…
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National takes NZ backwards on climate change – Labour
New Zealand is losing ground on the fight against climate change under Christopher Luxon’s Government. “Climate change is the defining…
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Record numbers continue to leave under Luxon – Labour
Kiwis are giving up and heading overseas in record numbers as Christopher Luxon fails to deliver on his economic promises….
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Union movement stands with public sector workers – NZCTU
Affiliate unions of the New Zealand Council of Trade Unions Te Kauae Kamahi have passed a motion of solidarity with…
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Winston Peters & NZ First hand victory to ACT over corporate Bill of Rights – Greenpeace
Despite ACT failing to pass three earlier versions of the Regulatory Standards bill, they have succeeded passing it into law…
