Fisheries Amendment Erases What Is Good About The Act – Forest & Bird
Forest & Bird warns new fishing laws could damage marine ecosystems and prioritise profit over sustainability.
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MBIE Still Fighting To Cut Flexible Work As Third Mediation Looms And Employment Relations Authority Hearing Set – PSA
MBIE’s controversial and unlawful crackdown on flexible work arrangements protected under its collective agreement with workers will be subject to…
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Luxon’s Office Converted Into Trump’s War Minerals HQ – Greenpeace
Christopher Luxon’s electoral office has been converted into Trump’s war minerals headquarters today, reflecting the New Zealand Prime Minister’s new…
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National’s flatlining economy offers no relief for Kiwis – Labour
GDP growth of 0.2 percent for the year shows an economy going nowhere and no relief for New Zealanders doing…
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Thousands call on Christopher Luxon to condemn the illegal attacks on Iran by Trump and Israel – Greenpeace
Thousands of people have signed a petition demanding Christopher Luxon stand up and condemn the illegal attacks on Iran by…
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NZ Food Prices Rise as Supermarket Duopoly Rakes in Millions
Rising food prices and supermarket profits spark calls to break up NZ’s duopoly as more households face food insecurity.
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Fuel Costs Push Home Support Workers to Breaking Point
Rising fuel prices are leaving NZ home support workers out of pocket, as mileage rates lag far behind real costs.
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Greenpeace says Fonterra CEO Miles Hurrell leaves behind a toxic environmental legacy
As Fonterra’s CEO Miles Hurrell resigns after eight years, Greenpeace warns that his successor has been left with a toxic…
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Lower Highway Speed Limits to Protect NZ Fuel Security
Reducing NZ highway speed limits to 80 km/h would cut fuel use, lower emissions and improve road safety as fuel security risks grow.
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Select Committee gets it right on online harm – Better Public Media
The Education and Workforce Committee’s final report on online harm is a long-overdue acknowledgement that young New Zealanders are being…
