Internal Affairs urges New Zealanders to be mindful – Department Of Internal Affairs
Harmful material online – Internal Affairs urges New Zealanders to be mindful Te Tari Taiwhenua, Department of Internal Affairs, advises…
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Malaysia: Unfair trials, secretive hangings and petty drug convictions reveal ‘cruel injustice’ of the death penalty – Amnesty International
Malaysia must start to fulfill its promise to abolish the death penalty in forthcoming legislation by ending its use…
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BREAKING: The SIS unlawfully targeted Nicky Hager on behalf of the NZDF
The Acting Inspector General of Intelligence and Security has upheld a complaint by investigative journalist Nicky Hager against the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service for unlawfully attempting to uncover his journalistic sources.
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NZTA to adopt “safety first”? – Movement
We welcome the findings of the Martin Jenkins report into the failings of NZTA to deliver a safe roading environment,…
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NZ Rugby receives call to drop AIG sponsorship over coal – 350 Aotearoa
Climate change campaigners met with New Zealand Rugby today to deliver a 35,000 strong petition, calling for the All Blacks…
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“Once Were Students” ains at engaging young voters – Salient
Student media (SalientTV) releases “Once Were Students” a video series aimed at engaging young voters Once Were Students is an…
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Waikato Mongrel Mob Kingdom – Sonny Fatupaito in response to Simon Bridges
President Waikato Mongrel Mob Kingdom Chapter – Sonny Fatupaito in response to Simon Bridges, Leader of the Opposition – Rebuff of Invitation to Mana Whānau Event
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Online voting won’t engage more youth
Every local government election there are those who advocate for online voting as a fix for dismal voter engagement. But…
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Maori Council calls time on the vaping industry
The New Zealand Maori Council calls time on the out of control vaping industry – sends a warning that Council…
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Second stage of nation’s largest Waitangi claim – Maori Council
Second stage of nation’s largest Waitangi claim gets underway: Maori Council cautions the Tribunal that suicide prevention and mental health…