Govt’s energy plan won’t cut power bills – Labour
The Government’s long-delayed energy plan does nothing to tackle soaring power bills or support businesses struggling with crippling energy costs….
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Environment Minister Abusing Role To Put Freshwater At Risk – Green
Documents obtained under the Official Information Act have revealed the Minister for the Environment is pressuring local councils to allow…
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Luxon’s Trump-like energy policy heads down a fossil fuel dead end – Greenpeace
The energy policy initiatives announced by the Luxon Government today are a desperate attempt to revive fossil fuels, which have…
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Palestine Forum Of New Zealand Urges Government To Protect Gaza Freedom Flotilla – Palestine Forum of New Zealand
The Palestine Forum of New Zealand is calling on the New Zealand Government to urgently demand that Israeli authorities end…
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New Zealand’s Missed Moment: Recognizing Palestine At The UN – Palestine Forum of New Zealand
New Zealand has long prided itself on standing for justice and multilateralism. Yet the government’s refusal to recognize the State…
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Unions release plan to bring electricity back into public ownership
The NZCTU Te Kauae Kaimahi is calling on political parties to adopt their new policy to lower energy bills and…
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Greens support CTU call for public investment in energy
The Greens back the call from CTU for bold, future-focussed action for our energy system. “Energy is a public good…
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International Organisations Condemn ‘No Additional Warming’ Approach As NZ Methane Target Decision Looms – Greenpeace
A coalition of nearly 100 international organisations, including Greenpeace, have launched an open letter to governments calling for binding targets…
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Alliance Party Backs Unions’ Call For Public Power
The Alliance Party today has given its full support to the Council of Trade Unions’ (CTU) new policy calling for…
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National’s economic wrecking ball costs 20k construction jobs – Labour
Christopher Luxon’s economic mismanagement has cost 20,000 people their jobs in the construction sector. “Since National took office, 20,000 people…