No missile launches wanted in the Pacific – Peace Action Wellington
The Chinese government test launched an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) from a submarine that landed in the South Pacific Ocean…
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Trump’s Man In Wellington Is A Danger To Us All – Peace Action Wellington
“The new US Ambassador to New Zealand, Jared Novelly, is a danger to the people of Aotearoa New Zealand. He…
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The US military is the IDF? Implications of integration for Aotearoa New Zealand in a forever hot war
This coming week the US congress is considering whether to pass the record-shattering US$1.15 trillion National Defence Authorisation Act. Without…
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Average Annual Household Spending For War Is $2917 And Rising Fast: How To Understand What The ‘Defence Budget’ Means – Peace Action Wellington
Most of us don’t have much of a grasp on the relationship between our government’s annual budget ($155 billion), the…
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With Friends Like This, Who Needs Enemies? What Hegseth’s 3.5% War Spend Would Mean – Peace Action Wellington
US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has called New Zealand a ‘freeloader’ because of the level of NZ’s spending on…
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New Zealand Military Spending Slammed as Dangerous
The Government says there’s no money for social needs, yet billions appear for war and military expansion. Peace Action Wellington says the priorities are grotesque.
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NZDF Israel Training Sparks Anti-War Backlash
Peace activists are condemning New Zealand’s participation in RIMPAC exercises alongside Israel and the United States amid escalating war in the Middle East.
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NZ Urged to Reject Strait of Hormuz Role
Should New Zealand join a US-led mission in the Strait of Hormuz, or stay out of another Middle East conflict entirely?
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Anzac Day Hīkoi for Peace in Wellington
Anzac Day can’t just be wreaths and silence while the world burns. This hīkoi asks what “never again” actually demands of us now.
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Calls to halt NZDF US training over illegal war
NZ is still training alongside the US military — even as accusations of illegal war and war crimes escalate. Critics say that makes us complicit.