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After David Seymour’s claim that 99.5% of submissions against his Regulatory Standards Bill were generated by AI bots it is ...
Brooke Van Velden has announced changes to Workplace safety laws that will see prosecutions of Employers decrease but ...
National rushed through some panicked policy for freeing up Auckland land for housing in time for the budget. As with most rushed policy, they have made a bit of a mess of it. The ...
I want to share a writer’s journey – of living and writing through the Genocide. Because my country provides support to ...
Te Pāti Māori join health professionals, medical bodies, and community organisations across Aotearoa in calling on Te Whatu ...
New Zealand’s Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has once again stocked the fire a racial disharmony, this time with a damning comment that reeks of anti-Māori sentiment. In a recent Newstalk ZB ...
It appears the Labour Green Memorandum of Understanding did not work as well this week as it was intended. The Greens decided to vote for National’s tax reduction legislation while Labour voted ...
Reform… or revolution? This is the eternal push-pull relationship between voters and governments, within Parties, across society who all look at what they are being ...
Note: This blog post will be updated during EGU25 happening in Vienna from April 28 to May 2. Should recordings of the Great Debates and possibly Union Symposia mentioned below, be released sometime ...
I have spent the afternoon watching the debate on the outrageous and anti-democratic privileges committee report on Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke, Debbie Ngarewa-Packer, and Rawiri Waititi. And after ...
The Government is amending the Equal Pay Act [the Act] to make the process of raising and resolving pay equity claims more ...
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