Beneficiaries hit hardest by rising rents – Statistics New Zealand
Beneficiaries faced the highest inflation in the June 2018 quarter (up 0.5 percent), Stats NZ said today. In contrast, Māori…
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Cross-party support needed on medicinal cannabis – NORML
With three bills before Parliament this year, medicinal cannabis advocates are calling for cross-party support for sensible solutions. Changes to…
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False victory claimed by “Free Speech Coalition” – Auckland Peace Action
“The so-called “Free Speech Coalition” is claiming a false victory after realising that their legal challenge was fatally flawed. The…
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Documentary on Confucius Institutes to tour – Human Rights Documentaries
Documentary exposing China’s multi-billion dollar Confucius Institutes to tour in Australia and New Zealand Award-winning documentary In the Name of…
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Julian Assange petition extended – Free Julian Assange NZ
PETITION: “Provide Julian Assange Permanent Political Asylum in NZ” extended to 7th August 2018, awaiting a New Zealand M.P. to…
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Council concede Mayor Goff had no power to ban speaker – Free Speech Coalition
The Free Speech Coalition has studied Auckland Council’s defence to the application for judicial review of the Mayor’s claim to…
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Do what is best for patients, MPs urged – NORML
The Government’s medicinal cannabis bill is back before parliament today – with MPs being urged to do what’s best for…
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Nearly 700 supporters respond to Zero Carbon Survey – New Zealand Council of Trade Unions
The Council of Trade Unions today released its submission on New Zealand’s proposed Zero Carbon legislation, which includes the survey…
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Museum urged to cut ties with fossil Fuel Industry – 350 Aotearoa
Over the weekend, Climate action group 350 Auckland launched a campaign calling on Auckland Museum to cut ties with the…
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Smith City turns a corner to a more progressive work future – First Union
Smith City turns a corner to a more progressive work future FIRST Union is pleased Smith City has joined the…