‘Significantly’ More Work Needed To Remedy Environment Woes – Fish & Game
Fish & Game says the latest stocktake of the New Zealand environment points to significantly more work being required to…
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Tide Shifts Against Seabed Mining As Tuvalu Withdraws Support – Greenpeace
Greenpeace is thrilled that Tuvalu has rescinded its support of deep sea mining saying it adds growing weight for a…
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Future Of West Papuan Students More Secure – Green Party
After weeks of advocacy by Green MPs, Immigration New Zealand has given assurances that West Papuan students whose scholarships were…
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Government Taking Action To Reverse Environmental Decline – New Zealand Government
The Environment Aotearoa 2022 report released today shows the Government’s plan to turn around decades of environmental decline and make…
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Urgent Action Need To Bring Natural Environment Back From The Brink – Green Party
The release today of Environment Aotearoa 2022 is a sobering reminder of what is at stake if the Government does…
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Greens Join Pacific Leaders To Call For An End To Deep Sea Mining – Green Party
Greens Oceans & Fisheries (Pacific) spokesperson Teanau Tuiono has joined together with other Pacific Parliamentarians to launch The Pacific Parliamentarians’…
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Nurses’ Pay Equity Settlement – New Zealand Government
I have been advised that the New Zealand Nurses Organisation has decided not to put the historic pay-equity settlement to…
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C-130 Hercules Departs For Europe To Support Ukraine – New Zealand Government
A New Zealand Defence Force C-130H transport aircraft departed for Europe today to help partner militaries support Ukraine defend itself…
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Partnering Across The Tasman To Lift Indigenous Business – New Zealand Government
Aotearoa New Zealand and Australia governments are funding a new initiative to support indigenous business, Associate Minister for Māori Development…
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Privacy Commissioner Joins Ombudsman And Former Government Statistician In Criticising The Data And Statistics Bill
The NZ Council for Civil Liberties is pleased that the Office of the Privacy Commissioner (OPC) has reacted to public…