Emergency Monitoring Centre Opened To Keep New Zealand Safer – NZ Government
Minister for Emergency Management Kieran McAnulty officially launched the new Monitoring, Alerting and Reporting (MAR) Centre at the National Emergency…
Raw News
-
-
Prime Minister’s Matariki Speech 2022 – Jacinda Ardern
Rt Hon Jacinda Ardern Prime Minister Matariki tohu mate, rātou ki a rātou Matariki tohu ora, tātou ki a tātou…
-
Democracy reforms are a Green win but we still need to cap donations – Green
A strong Green voice in Parliament has helped reduce the influence large secret money will have in future elections and…
-
More Free Flu Vaccines And A Second COVID-19 Booster For Groups At Risk Of Hospitalisation – NZ Government
The Government has widened access to free flu vaccines with an extra 800,000 New Zealanders eligible from this Friday, July…
-
Veterans Minister Pays Tribute To Service And Sacrifice At Korean War Commemoration – NZ Government
At today’s commemoration of the start of the Korean War, Veterans Minister Meka Whaitiri has paid tribute to the service…
-
Youth offending will only get worse by abolishing the role of the Children’s Commissioner – Social Justice Aotearoa
Social Justice Aotearoa CEO Jackie Foster said, “Youth offending is out of control, and will only worsen if this labour…
-
Forest Bill Fails To Stop Import Of Products From Deforestation Or Human Rights Abuses – Greenpeace
Proposed new wood products legislation does not address critical issues of deforestation and human rights abuses associated with products imported…
-
Passengers Last Consideration By AT And Auckland Council – Public Transport Users Association
While the country prepares to celebrate the first Matariki holiday weekend, incompetent mis-management by Auckland Transport will see the popular…
-
Support Workers Deserve Better Pay – Green Party
Care and support workers deserve much better than the pay rates Labour is pushing through Parliament today. “Care and support…
-
Thousands Protest Against Proposed Fisheries Legislation – LegaSea
More than 5,500 people felt so aggrieved by the controversial parts of the Fisheries Amendment Bill, they wrote unique submissions…