Save The Children Says Violence Against Children In Aotearoa Must Stop
Save the Children New Zealand is outraged by the recent examples of violence against children in Aotearoa – including the…
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Serious Concern For Children At Other OT Residences – Commissioner For Children
The Office of the Children’s Commissioner has today released its most recent monitoring reports on another Oranga Tamariki care and…
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Exxon Tapes – Researcher Says It’s Happening Here Too
An independent researcher says revelations of ExxonMobil’s secret lobbying campaign against US government climate change policies are not unique to…
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Oxfam Reacts To LCANZI Announcement
Lawyers for Climate Action (LCANZI) announced that they will be taking the Climate Change Commission (CCC) and Climate Minister James…
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The government continues to keep people trapped in poverty with $20 increase on 1 July 2021
Auckland Action Against Poverty (AAAP) are clear today’s increase of $20 to core benefits is not enough for people to…
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New Zealand Bottom Trawlers Operate “Most Destructive Fishery” In Australia – Greenpeace
Australian conservationists are calling out the New Zealand bottom trawling fleet for operating the “most destructive fishery” in the country,…
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The Threshold To Limit Access To Information From Prisoners Is Considerably High – Amnesty International
The below can be attributed to Amnesty International Aotearoa New Zealand in reference to reports that the Department of Corrections…
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Commissioner Calls For Child Protection Protocol To Be Activated Following Video
The Office of the Children’s Commissioner has asked Oranga Tamariki to activate the Child Protection Protocol (CPP) which includes calling…
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Forest & Bird Calls For New Law To Put Nature First
Forest & Bird welcomes the release of the draft purpose of the Natural and Built Environment Act (NBA) but wants…
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Replacement RMA On Right Track But Much Work Still To Be Done – EMA
The EMA says the proposed Natural and Built Environments Act is tracking in the right direction but there is still…