Greenpeace warns of ‘disaster waiting to happen’ as 85 large oil tankers lie trapped in the Persian Gulf
Responding to news of escalating attacks by Iran on vessels stuck in the Persian Gulf extending to the Strait of…
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PSA Calls On MPs To Sign Pledge To Stop Cuts To Holidays And Pay For Thousands Of Workers
Work extra hours? Under this law change, you could earn less leave. The PSA is warning thousands of workers will be worse off.
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Fast-track Decision Looms on Destructive Waitaha Hydo Scheme – Greens
The Green Party says the Fast Track expert panel should turn down the previously declined ‘Waitaha Hydro’ project, which if…
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CTU stands in solidarity with teachers – NZCTU
The New Zealand Council of Trade Unions (NZCTU) is backing primary teachers in a dispute over proposed individual employment agreements,…
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Holidays Act reform needs to take a break – NZCTU
NZCTU warns proposed Holidays Act reforms could reduce worker entitlements and urges the Government to pause and consult properly.
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Cancellation Of Live Exports A Win For Animals – Green
The Green Party is claiming a win for animals, following the Luxon Government’s confirmation that they have cancelled plans to…
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G7 Must Tax Fossil Fuel Windfall Profits As Households Pay For Oil Price Spikes – 350.org
350.org today called on G7 countries to enact a windfall tax or tax on the excess profits of oil and…
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Climate Protest Targets Plan to Abolish Environment Ministry
Climate Liberation Aotearoa protests Government plans to abolish the Ministry for the Environment, warning of ecological destruction and weakened protections.
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“Unleash The Nation’s Energy” – Build the Nation
Build The Nation’s Richard McIntosh says electricity is a defining issue of General Election 2026. “New Zealand’s electricity market symbolises…
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PM Targeted Over Years Of Inaction On Imports: Ads Say “Tell Luxon, Be More Kiwi, Less Ostrich” – Animals Aotearoa
Today, animal advocacy organisation Animals Aotearoa has launched a provocative ad in Wellington directly targeting Prime Minister Christopher Luxon over…
