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Friday, March 31, 2023

Investigating the culture of secrecy

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After yesterday's news that Stuart Nash deliberately and knowingly breached the OIA to cover up his corrupt disclosure of Cabinet infor...
Thursday, March 30, 2023

Judicialising the climate struggle

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The United Nations has asked the International Court of Justice for a ruling on climate change obligations : The UN General Assembly has ad...

A total no-brainer

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Air pollution kills, and dirty diesel vehicles are a major source of it. Cleaning them up has enormous social benefits in avoided deaths and...

This cover-up needs to be a crime

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On Tuesday night, former Forestry Minister Stuart Nash was sacked for corruption , after the Prime Minister discovered he had disclosed conf...
Wednesday, March 29, 2023

Climate Change: Labour is trying to kill us

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The science of climate change is clear: we need to stop burning fossil fuels as quickly as possible, and we cannot burn even a fraction of t...

An inquiry into freedom of information in Australia

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Three weeks ago, Australia's Freedom of Information Commissioner - their equivalent of the Ombudsman - suddenly resigned, on the basis t...

A crime against democracy

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Yesterday the government introduced the Severe Weather Emergency Recovery Legislation Bill to the House. The bill is a response to Cyclone ...
Tuesday, March 28, 2023

Sacked for corruption

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So, after interfering with the police, and then interfering with immigration decisions, Stuart Nash has finally been sacked : Stuart Nash h...

More Labour secrecy

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In July 2022, the then-Minister for Public Services, Chris Hipkins, promised that he would reduce the number of secrecy clauses in new legis...

Wood pulls a Dutton

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After almost two decades of racism, Australia is finally getting off its "stop the boats" bullshit. But don't worry, racists -...

Labour dragging its feet on pay transparency

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Last year, the Education and Workforce Committee recommended that the government legislate for pay transparency to prevent employers from s...
Monday, March 27, 2023

Justice for Liam Holden

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In 1972, British soldiers tortured a false confession out of Liam Holden , resulting in him being given Britain's last death sentence. W...

A significant decision for transparency

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On 19 November 2010 an explosion at the Pike River Mine killed 29 people. The explosion was caused by unsafe work practices; however the Nat...
Thursday, March 23, 2023

Climate Change: More Labour sabotage

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Not that long ago, things were looking pretty good for climate change policy in Aotearoa. We finally had an ETS, and while it was full of po...
Wednesday, March 22, 2023

Climate Change: More Labour foot-dragging

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Yesterday the IPCC released the final part of its Sixth Assessment Report, warning us that we have very little time left in which to act to ...
Tuesday, March 21, 2023

This smells

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RNZ has continued its look at the role of lobbyists by taking a closer look at the Prime Minister's Chief of Staff Andrew Kirton . He u...
Monday, March 20, 2023

The Greens, Labour, and coalition enforcement

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James Shaw gave the Green party's annual "state of the planet" address over the weekend, in which he expressed frustration wi...

This sounds familiar...

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RNZ this morning has the first story another investigative series by Guyon Espiner, this time into political lobbying. The first story focu...
Thursday, March 16, 2023

Labour's austerity victimises teachers

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Primary, secondary and kindergarten teachers are all on strike today , demanding higher pay and an end to systematic understaffing. While th...
Wednesday, March 15, 2023

Climate Change: Another ETS crisis

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The quarterly ETS auction was held today. In the past, these have seen collusion by big players to game the price and force a dump of extra ...
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