Report reveals “appalling conditions” in Hawke’s Bay Prison – No Pride in Prisons
Report reveals “appalling conditions” in Hawke’s Bay Regional Prison A report from the Office of the Ombudsman into Hawke’s Bay…
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Congratulations on Court Decision to Protect Ruataniwha – Environment and Conservation Organisations of NZ
The Environment and Conservation Organisations, ECO, welcomes the Supreme Court decision protecting land in Ruahine Forest Park and congratulates Forest…
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Supreme Court rejects Ruataniwha appeal Expert reaction – Science Media Centre
The Supreme Court has denied an appeal to allow a land swap for the proposed Ruataniwha Dam project in the…
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Greenpeace’s reaction to PM’s conservation law change
“Every New Zealander needs to know that Bill English and the National Government is planning to steal our conservation land…
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Apology for convicted Homosexuals long overdue – ILGA Oceania
Today in Parliament, Amy Adams, Minister for Justice will formally apologise to around 1000 men who were convicted for homosexual…
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Housing Crisis: Shamubeel Eaqub is angry – Community Housing Aotearoa
Economist, author, and commentator Shamubeel Eaqub says he’s angry we’re building housing for the landed gentry and not enough affordable…
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Rainbow Wellington’s Statement for Homosexual Convictions Apology
Rainbow Wellington, as a representative of the LGBTQIAP+ community in New Zealand, welcomes the apology from the government to those…
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Inclusionary zoning key to affordable housing in Queenstown – Community Housing Aotearoa
Inclusionary zoning has been the key to success in providing affordable housing in Queenstown, according to Executive Officer Julie Scott…
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Raising Youth Awareness on Nuclear Disarmament – New Zealand Peace Foundation
Peace Week 2017 is nearly here and the Peace Foundation is excited to announce that the theme is “Aotearoa/New Zealand…
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Forest & Bird defends NZ conservation land in Supreme Court
Forest & Bird successfully defends NZ conservation land in Supreme Court The Supreme Court has ruled that New Zealand’s publicly…