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…
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Seamount protection considered to protect crashed fish stock – Greenpeace
A decision to dramatically reduce catch limits in the world’s largest orange roughy fishery is being welcomed by environmental groups,…
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Oxfam Reacts To NZ Government’s Decision Not To Recognise Palestinian Statehood
At the United Nations over the weekend, Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters announced that New Zealand will not recognise Palestinian…
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Maritime Union Backs Global Sumud Flotilla And Recognition Of Palestine
Maritime Union of New Zealand National Secretary Carl Findlay says the New Zealand Government’s failure to formally recognise the State…
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Support For The Recognition Of A Palestinian State – Methodist Church of New Zealand
In acknowledgement and response to a statement made on the 27th of September 2025, by our Foreign Minister Winston Peters…
