Palestine Forum Of New Zealand Marks Palestinian Prisoners’ Day, Calls For Justice And Accountability
The Palestine Forum of New Zealand stands in solidarity with the Palestinian people today, April 17, in commemorating Palestinian Prisoners’…

The Palestine Forum of New Zealand stands in solidarity with the Palestinian people today, April 17, in commemorating Palestinian Prisoners’…

Today’s jobseeker figures expose an economy going backwards, with businesses closing their doors and Kiwis paying the price. “These numbers…

When dolphins become political, you know it’s serious. Environmental groups are forcing ocean policy onto the election agenda — whether politicians like it or not.

17 million children. Famine. War. And barely a whisper from the world. Sudan isn’t a crisis unfolding — it’s a catastrophe we’re choosing to ignore.

Australia is cutting fuel use. New Zealand is forcing workers back into traffic. In a fuel crisis, that’s not just bad policy — it’s expensive.

The numbers already justify more Māori seats — but this Bill could lock them out for years. Te Pāti Māori is calling it what it is: voter suppression.

They call it a ceasefire. The UN calls it something far darker — a place where even standing still can get you killed.

A “coordinated wave” of strikes. 100 targets. 10 minutes. And civilians caught in the middle — again. Lebanon is burning while the world looks away.

Underpaid, overworked, and walking away — New Zealand’s journalism crisis isn’t looming. It’s already gutting the newsroom.

Nearly half of groundwater sites contaminated. Rivers you can’t swim in. This isn’t a warning anymore.