Seabed Mining Banned In Aotearoa Under Reintroduced Member’s Bill – Te Pati Māori
Te Pāti Māori has moved to permanently ban seabed mining in Aotearoa with the reintroduction of a strengthened Member’s Bill,…
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Greenpeace warns of NZ bowing to US mining bullying
Greenpeace Aotearoa has issued a stark warning after confirmation that the New Zealand Government is in talks with the United…
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Luxon’s choices cost Kiwis their jobs – Labour
Unemployment in New Zealand has climbed to its highest level in more than a decade, reigniting debate over the economic…
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Highest unemployment rate in a decade sparks Green Party warning
The Greens say unemployment at 5.4% is a tragedy for families, warning the National–ACT–NZ First Government is failing workers and communities.
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Auckland Protest: Unions rally against ACT’s Employment Relations Bill
First Union and the NZCTU are calling Aucklanders to protest ACT’s Employment Relations Amendment Bill, which threatens workers’ rights, job security, and fair pay.
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Interim report published on the Natural Environment & Planning Bills
The Environment Committee has released an interim report and briefing documents on the Natural Environment Bill and Planning Bill. Submissions close 13 February 2026.
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Ngāti Manuhiri to challenge marine and coastal law changes in High Court
Ngāti Manuhiri will challenge amendments to the Marine and Coastal Area Act, arguing the changes undermine Treaty rights and natural justice.
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Critical minerals for what — and at what cost?
Climate Justice Taranaki challenges the Government’s push for critical minerals mining, warning of environmental damage and broken Treaty obligations.
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Misleading RNZ headline creates false equivalence between peaceful protest & planned disruption
The Palestine Forum of New Zealand is deeply concerned by RNZ’s headline “Twin protests set to cause traffic woes for…
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Community to celebrate Te Huia & its future at “Stack the Station” rally – The Future Is Rail
Community members, rail advocates, and supporters will gather at Frankton Station on 1 February for a celebratory rally highlighting the growing public…
