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Gordon Campbell: On Why Europe Is Being Made To Go It Alone

Now that the US has ripped up the Atlantic alliance, Europe is more vulnerable now than at any time since the mid-1930s. Apparently, Europe and Ukraine itself will not have a seat at the table in the talks between US President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin that will divvy up Ukraine. The US has given away beforehand any negotiating positions it had or assurances it might have sought. Deals are so easy to make when you’re giving the other side everything they want.

Green Party: Right To Repair Bill Passes Significant Step

“This is a significant step towards building a circular economy that empowers our people and protects our planet,” says Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson.

Te Pati Maori: No ‘Māori Privilege’ In Education

“While the recent $100 million allocated to repair Wellington Girls’ College is a necessary and welcomed investment, it highlights the ongoing disparity in funding for Māori education,” said Te Pāti Māori spokesperson for rangatahi, Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke.

Peace Action Wellington: No To Anti-Protest Law

Just because similar jurisdictions have laws about policing protest doesn't mean that they are a good idea. The US, UK and Australia are all suffering from extreme democratic deficits - in part due to authoritarian responses like these anti-protest laws.

Public Service Commission: Findings Of Inquiry Into Protection Of Personal Information Released

The purpose was to establish the facts and provide an independent assessment of government agency activity in relation to allegations that personal data may have been misused during the 2023 General Election.

NZ Principals Federation: Minister's View Not The Experience Of Schools, Say Principals

"If we are to be successful, then it is critical that we also inject substantial resources into learning support," said NZPF President, Leanne Otene. "Successive governments have failed to adequately address learning support, and we have seen no improvements with the present government."

Lawyers for Climate Action: Proposals To Weaken Climate-Related Disclosures A Backwards Step

Many of the proposals considered in the Discussion Document are blunt instruments and a knee-jerk response to some of the loudest critics of the CRD Regime.

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