Government’s fossil fuel relief fails Kiwis – Greens
The Greens say the Government’s fossil fuel relief package fails to meet the scale of the crisis, leaving many New Zealanders without meaningful support.
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Fuel relief a start, but most Kiwis still struggling – Labour says
Labour says the Government’s fuel relief announcement leaves too many New Zealanders behind, with rising petrol prices adding to an already brutal cost of living crisis.
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Iran Nuclear Facility Hit, As Equivalent Of ‘1 Classroom Of Children’ Killed, Wounded Daily In Lebanon: UN News
UN warns children in Lebanon are being killed daily as Iran’s nuclear facility is struck, escalating fears of a wider regional catastrophe.
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I’m Proud To Be A Shoplifter – Te Tai Tokerau Principals Association
Calling principals “shoplifters” for feeding kids? Te Tai Tokerau educators fire back at David Seymour’s latest remarks.
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What Is The Govt Hiding? MPI Blocks Key Info On Meat Inspection Privatisation
PSA says MPI is hiding key analysis behind plans to privatise meat inspection, putting jobs, transparency and export food safety at risk.
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Still Waiting For Luxon To Condemn Illegal War, As Government Further Aligns With US And Israel – Peace Action Wellington
Peace Action Wellington criticises Luxon for failing to condemn the Iran war as NZ aligns with US and Israel amid rising tensions.
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Long-Overdue Review Of Dog Control Act Must Deliver Real Change – SPCA
SPCA welcomes Dog Control Act review but warns real reform is needed to reduce dog attacks and improve animal welfare in NZ.
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Running On Fumes: Alliance Says Coalition Has No Real Plan For Energy Security – Alliance Party
Alliance Party warns NZ fuel security is at risk, criticising reliance on foreign tankers and lack of a real energy plan.
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Nicola Willis Must Act Now: Home Support Workers Are Subsidising The State With Their Own Petrol – Te Pāti Māori
Home support workers are paying out of pocket to keep New Zealand’s care system running — and Te Pāti Māori says enough is enough.
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Home Support Workers Must Be Front of Queue For Fuel Fix Nicola Willis – PSA
PSA says home support workers must be first in line for urgent fuel relief as rising petrol prices threaten essential care services.
