Luxon’s Conservation Bill Opens Public Land Sell-Off
The Government calls it modernisation. The Greens call it a bulldozer through public conservation land, and once it is gone, it is gone.
Mining
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Winston told Moana he needs three terms in power, here’s what I think Aotearoa would look like after nine years of NZ First
Nine years of Winston Peters? Critics imagine a future of endless culture wars, deregulation and political horse trading stretched across a decade.
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After wanting to mine conservation land, will Matua Shane Jones get pelted with cold Butter Chicken everywhere he speaks this election?
Shane Jones wants to mine conservation land. Voters might just respond by throwing butter chicken at him on the campaign trail.
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Mining on UNESCO site? Compare Shane Jones before mining bought him with the Matua of Butter Chicken now
He didn’t just flip, he spun. From defending heritage land to mining it. If this doesn’t alarm you, it should.
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Court Blocks Waihi Forest Mining Expansion
The Court of Appeal has delivered a blow to mining interests, protecting native forest from being handed to corporate extraction.
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NZ First is as compromised by corporate mining as they are by commercial fishing – when are NZ voters going to acknowledge this corruption?
Mining. Fishing. Donations. At what point does “policy” start looking like payback?
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Shane Jones too chicken to debate
Talking tough is easy. Turning up isn’t. Especially when the invitation comes with real questions.
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NZ First New Mining Policy Is Outdated Vandalism – Coromandel Watchdog
NZ First says mining will enrich the regions. But with just 2% royalties and profits heading offshore, this looks less like development — and more like vandalism.
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Corporate Profit Shifting in New Zealand Must End
Build The Nation says politicians are targeting the wrong problem. Instead of tinkering with mining royalties, Richard McIntosh argues New Zealand should crack down on offshore profit-shifting and force multinationals to finally pay their fair share.
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Luxon’s Office Converted Into Trump’s War Minerals HQ – Greenpeace
Greenpeace says Luxon’s critical minerals deal risks turning Aotearoa into a US military mining outpost.
