Councillors Cathy Casey and Efeso Collins are concerned at the increase in police numbers overnight at Ihumātao.
Cr Casey said “Auckland Council unanimously supported a motion to bring all parties together to facilitate a peaceful outcome. The…
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CTU welcomes lowest unemployment rate in a decade
Statistics out today show the unemployment rate is the lowest it has been in a decade and that wages are…
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Progress on public housing, but increased need outstrips the gains – CPAG
Government’s progress on creating new public housing places is cause for commendation, but not celebration yet, says Child Poverty Action…
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Minto for Mayor – for a future which makes sense
Keep Our Assets Canterbury (KOA) will announce it is standing John Minto in a campaign for the Christchurch mayoralty at a…
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SAFE protesting the largest export of cattle in two years this Sunday.
Caring Kiwis will be making a stand at Napier Port at 12pm on Sunday, August 4, speaking up for the…
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US border crisis: New Zealanders call on US Embassy for investigation into the treatment of asylum-seekers – Amnesty International
As the US government continues to detain children and separate families seeking safety on the US-Mexico border, a petition from…
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Media relaxed with state moves to police “harm” in broadcasts – Free Speech Coalition
There is reason to be nervous about a new strategy for the Broadcasting Standards Authority to focus on “harm” when…
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Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Hoani Waititi Marae in solidarity with Ihumātao
This week Aotearoa has borne witness to the significant uprising for the protection of sacred lands and indeed to the…
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The democratic cost of inequality – University of Auckland
How concerned should we be with inequality in society? A great deal according to economist Robert H. Wade, Professor of…
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Feds must stop “kicking farmers” – Greenpeace
Feds must stop “kicking farmers” over systemic agricultural failures Monday, 29 July: Following an expose of grisly scenes of mudbound…