Inquiry Into Forestry Slash And Land Use Welcome, But More Needed – Green Party
Today’s news of a Ministerial inquiry into forestry slash and land use in Te Tarāwhiti/Gisborne and Wairoa is welcome, but…
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New Sanctions Also Mark One Year Since Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine – NZ Government
One year since Russia launched its illegal war against Ukraine, Aotearoa New Zealand’s resolve to stand against Putin’s war is…
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Strengthening Economic Partnerships Focus Of Foreign Affairs Minister’s Trip To Japan And Singapore – NZ Government
Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta will travel to Japan and Singapore on Sunday to strengthen Aotearoa New Zealand’s connections with Indo-Pacific…
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Interim Cyclone Business Support To Be Locally Led – NZ Government
$25 million to help businesses meet immediate costs, further assist with clean-up and boost business support and advice services Initial…
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Marsden Point Closure: Govt Set To Reap What They Have Sown – NZ First
Rt Hon Winston Peters New Zealand is now in desperate need of bitumen for the lengthy and expensive roading rebuild…
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Unions Stand In Solidarity With Dancers – CTU
The New Zealand Council of Trade Unions stands with the 19 dancers fired from Calendar Girls for requesting better contracts….
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Whale Warning As Clock Ticks Towards Deep Sea Mining – Greenpeace
Scientists warn deep sea mining could be a “significant risk to ocean ecosystems” with “long lasting and irreversible” impacts, including…
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Greens Launch Petition To Stop Auckland Council Climate Action Cuts
The Green Party has today launched a petition to stop Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown’s proposed cuts to climate and environmental…
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Natural Hazards Insurance Bill Passes Third Reading – NZ Government
Making a claim following a natural disaster will become easier after the Natural Hazards Insurance Bill passed its third and…
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Government Details $25 Million To Cyclone Gabrielle Primary Sector Recovery – NZ Government
$25 million in grants to support farmers and growers, taking total primary sector support to $29 million so far Grants…