CTU Welcomes Labour’s Capital Gains Tax Plan
The CTU backs Labour’s proposed Capital Gains Tax, saying it would fund healthcare and create a fairer tax system ahead of Election 2026.
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Protest at Parliament Over Weapons Companies Meeting
Peace Action Wellington plans a noise protest outside Parliament as Lockheed Martin and other weapons firms meet with officials.
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Labour Slams Minister Over Curriculum Changes
Labour accuses Education Minister Erica Stanford of sidelining teachers and putting politics ahead of children in curriculum reform.
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Fonterra Brand Sale Sparks Greenpeace Backlash
Greenpeace slams Fonterra’s $4.2b brand sale, citing water pollution, methane emissions and climate impacts from intensive dairying.
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Glyphosate Ruling: Greenpeace Calls for Testing
Greenpeace welcomes the glyphosate ruling but urges NZ Food Safety to restart testing and enforce residue limits on cereals and dried peas.
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Greens Renew Call for Cannabis Regulation
Five years after the cannabis referendum, the Greens renew calls for evidence-based regulation to reduce harm and cut the black market.
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SAFE Challenges Cruel Pig Caging Bill
SAFE urges Parliament to reject the Pig Caging Bill, warning it entrenches cruel farrowing crates despite public opposition and a High Court ruling.
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Alliance Slams Labour’s CGT as Too Weak
The Alliance Party criticises Labour’s leaked Capital Gains Tax plan, calling for a wealth tax, FTT and full overhaul ahead of Election 2026.
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Modern Slavery in New Zealand: What’s Next?
Modern slavery is happening in Aotearoa. The University of Auckland hosts a panel examining legislation, supply chains and NZ’s global responsibilities.
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NZ Initiative’s Free-Market Agenda: Public Housing and Education in focus
The NZ Initiative’s market-led reforms on housing and education spark debate. Critics link ideas to broader free-market networks. What’s at stake?
