Amnesty International urges caution on Terrorism Bill
Amnesty International continues to urge caution on Terrorism Suppression Bill to ensure human rights are protected In response to the…
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Inquiry into the Attack on Christchurch Mosques – Update 13
The Royal Commission has entered a new phase of the inquiry by taking evidence under oath. This is in addition…
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Gov abandoning most vulnerable to cater to farming lobby – Maori Climate Commissioner
With the Government’s announcement today that the primary sector will remain outside the ETS, the rest of New Zealand –…
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Green Climate Fund short-changed by rich polluting countries – Oxfam NZ
Rich polluting countries such as Australia, Canada, the Netherlands and the US are short-changing poor countries by billions of dollars…
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Petition to end live export to be presented to Parliament – SAFE
Animal rights organisation SAFE will today hand over their petition to Green MP Gareth Hughes, calling for an end to…
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Auckland became a Vision Zero region – Citizens Environmental Advocacy Centre
In the Vision Zero approach to road safety, encompassed improvements in each of these areas; such as upgrading high-risk rural…
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E tū: changing times as Air NZ cuts London services
E tū says it’s not surprised by Air New Zealand’s decision to pull out of its London base and cease…
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New abortion law marks significant and needed progress in NZ – Amnesty International
Amnesty International has today made its submission to the Abortion Legislation Committee in Wellington. The rights at stake in the…
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DHBs must act on patient safety risks – Association of Salaried Medical Specialists
The Association of Salaried Medical Specialists (ASMS) says the inadequate treatment of urology patients in Southern District Health Board is…
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School support staff begin union meetings over pay equity – NZEI
More than 10,000 school support staff around the country have begun two weeks of paid union meetings to discuss progress…