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.
Wellington
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Greens demand Civil Defence Payment in Wellington
People are being evacuated. Homes are flooding. The Greens say the Government must activate Civil Defence payments now — no delays, no red tape.
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Hawke’s Bay Mayor should ask Wellington and Tauranga about woke weather warnings
First they mock “woke weather warnings”. Then they praise resilience. Then they leave communities to fend for themselves in a climate crisis they helped deepen.
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E tū members will rally to save jobs at Te Papa
They keep the museum running. Now they’re being cut while leadership earns up to $470,000. Te Papa workers are drawing a line.
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Wellington March Against The War
From Civic Square to Parliament — protesters are demanding NZ stop sitting on the fence while war escalates.
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MBIE Still Fighting To Cut Flexible Work As Third Mediation Looms And Employment Relations Authority Hearing Set – PSA
MBIE’s fight to roll back flexible work is heading toward an Employment Relations Authority hearing, with the PSA accusing the ministry of breaching its collective agreement and ignoring modern workplace realities.
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Alliance Party: Moa Point Inquiry Too Narrow – New Zealand Needs A National Infrastructure Reckoning
The Alliance Party says the inquiry into Wellington’s Moa Point wastewater disaster must expand beyond local governance to confront a…
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Alliance Backs Striking Firefighters As FENZ Pay Dispute Escalates
They run toward danger — now they’re on strike. The firefighter dispute isn’t just about pay, it’s about a system stretched too far.
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Extreme weather you say? What on earth could be causing that? Government won’t tell you
Floods in Waikato and Wellington expose the gap between climate science and Government policy, as Civil Defence funding is cut during escalating disasters.
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Old Zealand is a broken privatisation experiment – are Kiwis capable of waking up?
Wellington’s sewage crisis isn’t an accident. It’s the predictable result of decades of privatisation, underinvestment, and political cowardice.
