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Inland Revenue: IR Uncovers $150m Undeclared Tax

Cooper Legal: Govt Totally Ignores The Royal Commission's Recommendations

Doc Edge Festival: Full Programme For Landmark 20th Anniversary Festival

The Treasury: NZ Govt's Financial Statements For The 9 Months Ended 31 Mar

Government: PM's Pre-Budget Speech To BusinessNZ

Archives New Zealand: More work needed in Public Sector Information Management

PSA: Protests Against The Gov’s Pay Equity Legislation

Te Pāti Māori: Govt’s ‘One-Size-Fits-All’ Health Policy Is Killing Māori

Gordon Campbell: On The New Pope, And The Israeli Attack On Peter Davis

The election of any Pope tends to be retro-fitted in ways that make the choice seem inevitable. God’s will, no less. If the new Pope had been Italian (“Time for the papacy to return home!) or a staunch conservative (“Time for a balance to the liberalism of Francis!”) then much the same process would be taking place. It seems apparent that Cardinal Robert Prevost looks to have been a protege of Francis, who made him a cardinal in 2023. This was in the wake of the 2022 Curia reforms that de-centralised power, and elevated the role of bishops’ conferences in particular.

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NEW ZEALAND POLITICS

Water New Zealand: Stormwater 2025 - Tackling Flooding And Storms To Build A Climate-Resilient Future

Protecting communities from flooding and ensuring a sustainable and climate resilient water future will be a key focus at a major stormwater conference in Rotorua next week.

New Zealand Labour Party: Labour Asks Why Govt Is Silent On Gaza

“New Zealand used to be known as a country of principle, with a strong commitment to international law. But the silence from the Beehive on Israel’s relentless assault on Gaza calls that into question,' Labour associate foreign affairs spokesperson Phil Twyford said.

Transport Accident Investigation Commission: Near-Collision Highlights Safety Lessons For All Busy, Unattended Aerodromes

TAIC has made two formal recommendations to the CAA, calling for it to issue guidance on how to make aircraft easier to see at night—particularly using modern lighting like LEDs, and to require that aerodrome procedures are up to date and available to every pilot via the AIP.

Green Party: Wildlife Law Change A Deep Betrayal Of Public Trust

“The Government is rushing legislation through Parliament to make it easier to kill kiwi and other precious wildlife,' says Green Party co-leader and Conservation spokesperson, Marama Davidson.

NZCTU: Unions Launch Petition To Protect Pay Equity

Unions behind the petition are home to tens of thousands of working people who’ve experienced the life-changing impact of pay equity - including hospital administrators, social workers, nurses, and Allied health professionals.

Greenpeace: Greenpeace Slams PM’s Science Pick - 'Polluters Are Running The Show'

Greenpeace says the appointment of a former DairyNZ scientist as Prime Minister Christopher Luxon's Chief Science Advisor shows the Government is handing power to polluters.

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Govt’s War On Te Tiriti Continues As Review Of Treaty Act Announced 4:52 PM | Te Pati Maori
Tribunal Review An Attack On Te Tiriti O Waitangi 3:47 PM | Green Party
ACT Welcomes Review To Rein In Activist Waitangi Tribunal 2:09 PM | ACT New Zealand
Review Seeks To Improve Waitangi Tribunal 2:07 PM | New Zealand Government
Labour Asks Why Govt Is Silent On Gaza 1:29 PM | New Zealand Labour Party
Budget 2025 Invests In Care System And Improving Redress For Survivors Of Abuse ... 1:27 PM
Govt Ignores The Voices Of Survivors 1:20 PM | New Zealand Labour Party

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BUSINESS, SCIENCE & TECH

Hugh Grant: How To Build Confidence In The Data You Collect

Honoring customer choices, never selling information to other firms and allowing people to opt out are the biggest ways to improve data confidence.

Tourism Industry Aotearoa: TRENZ 2026 Set To Rediscover Auckland As It Farewells Rotorua - The Birthplace Of Tourism

As TRENZ farewells Rotorua, TIA is excited to announce that TRENZ will return to Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland next year, hosted at the New Zealand International Convention Centre (NZICC) on 19-21 May 2026.

NIWA: Students Representing New Zealand At The ‘Olympics Of Science Fairs’ Forging Pathway For International Recognition

The last time a New Zealand student attended this event was in 2013 and it is only the second time that more than one student from New Zealand has taken part in the international event showcasing scientific inquiry, innovation and creativity.

Coalition to End Big Dairy: Activists Protest NZ National Dairy Industry Awards Again

It’s outrageous for the dairy industry to host an awards night while profiting from systemic cruelty. This is an industry built on the exploitation of vulnerable animals.

Infoblox: Dancing With Scammers - The Telegram Tango Investigation

Infoblox Threat Intel's latest investigation, titled 'Telegram Tango: Dancing With a Scammer', offers a unique, firsthand account of a threat researcher’s journey through a scam, providing valuable insights into the mechanics of cybercrime.

Consumer NZ: This Mother’s Day, Give The Gift Of Scam Protection And Digital Confidence

Helping your mum with scam protections is a gift to her – but also a way to protect your whole whānau from messy financial fallout.

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Keith Rankin: Make Deficits Great Again - Maintaining A Pragmatic Balance

Just as the deficit countries are the world's 'spendthrifts', the surplus countries are the world's 'misers'. The global economy maintains a successful equilibrium so long as the willing spendthrifts balance out the insistent misers.

Richard S. Ehrlich: China's Great Wall & Egypt's Pyramids

The China-Egypt Eagles of Civilization 2025 joint air force exercise began on April 19 and ends in early May, and is expected to strengthen Beijing's links with Africa's strongest military and a strategic U.S. ally.

Gordon Campbell: On Surviving Trump’s Trip To La La Land

The film industry was probably naive to think it would be spared from Trump’s war on globalisation.

Ramzy Baroud: Famine In Gaza - Will We Continue To Watch As Gaza Starves To Death?

During public hearings in The Hague starting on April 28, representatives from many nations appealed to the ICJ to utilize its authority as the highest court to mandate that Israel cease the starvation of Palestinians.

Peter Dunne: Dunne's Weekly - A Government Backbencher's Lot Not Always A Happy One

Over the next few weeks, it will be the government backbench “lobby fodder” that will have to do the lion’s share of facing up and responding to the anger of those adversely affected by this legislation.

Richard S. Ehrlich: Cyber-Spying 'From Lhasa To London' & Tibet Flexing

China is tightening control over Tibet and flexing its strategic roof of the world advantage by cyber-spying on the Dalai Lama's supporters "worldwide from Lhasa to London," opening Tibet's international airport to Singapore and Nepal, and building the world's biggest hydroelectric dam on a glacier-fed river.

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Make Deficits Great Again: Maintaining A Pragmatic Balance 3:28 PM | Keith Rankin
Bratty Royal: Prince Harry And Bespoke Security Protection 1:07 PM | Binoy Kampmark
On The New Pope, And The Israeli Attack On Peter Davis 12:58 PM | Gordon Campbell
The Cosmic Contradiction Of Man 9:25 AM | Martin LeFevre - Meditations
Dunne's Weekly: A Government Backbencher's Lot Not Always A Happy One 08/05/25 | Peter Dunne
Famine In Gaza: Will We Continue To Watch As Gaza Starves To Death? 08/05/25 | Ramzy Baroud
Expulsion And Occupation: Israel’s Proposed Gaza Plan 08/05/25 | Binoy Kampmark

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WORLD

Palestine Forum of New Zealand: Statement From The Palestine Forum Of New Zealand: A Message To Pope Leo XIV

Today, we call upon His Holiness Pope Leo XIV to continue this noble legacy — to be a steadfast advocate for peace, justice, and the dignity of the Palestinian people, including the Christian communities under siege in Gaza.

Pacific Islands FFA: Ten Years Together - Celebrating Regional Solidarity Through The NTSA

The landmark event celebrates 10 years since the NTSA came into force in July 2014, strengthening regional cooperation in fisheries surveillance and law enforcement in the Pacific region.

ITUC: The Greatest Threat To Democracy In 80 Years - Stop The Billionaire Coup

We are once again called upon to defend democracy against an existential threat. This time, it comes from a number of internationally-networked, far-right billionaires and politicians who seek to seize control of global affairs no matter the cost to society at large.

Save The Children: A Third Of 5-Year-Olds Will Be Spared Unprecedented Lifetime Exposure To Dangerous Heat If World Meets 1.5°C Temperature

Climate extremes - which are becoming more frequent and severe due to climate change - are increasingly harming children,forcing them from their homes, putting food out of reach, damaging schools and increasing risks like child marriage as they are forced out of education and into poverty and food shortages.

Access Now: NSO To Pay $168 Million In Damages To WhatsApp For Pegasus Spyware Hacking

The decision comes after a weeklong trial and a six-year bitter legal battle between the notorious Israeli spyware company and U.S. Big Tech giant Meta.

NIWA: New Study Reveals Climate Change Is Already Impacting The Andes

Climate change is already occurring and noticeably impacting one of the world’s iconic mountain regions. One of the most significant impacts is that climate change is likely causing less precipitation on the eastern side of the mountain range.

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LIFESTYLE

Health Coalition Aotearoa: New Bill A Vital Step Towards Tobacco-Free Future In Aotearoa

This landmark legislation gives real force to Article 5.3 of the World Health Organisation’s Framework Convention on Tobacco Control-an agreement New Zealand signed over two decades ago but has never been properly embedded into law.

National Youth Theatre: 140 Christchurch Kids Shine In National Youth Theatre’s Historic CATS Premiere

CATS invites audiences to the Jellicle Ball, where 140 local kids, from first timers to seasoned stars, share their stories through music and dance. This production is more than a show - it’s a life-changing journey.

NZ Symphony Orchestra: NZSO To Tour Masterworks By Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn And More

Led by NZSO Music Director Emeritus James Judd and featuring NZSO Concertmaster Vesa-Matti Leppänen as soloist for Mozart’s exquisite Fifth Violin Concerto, Masterworks is an unmissable musical experience.

Journal Of Public Health: Vape Shops Cluster Around Schools

Almost half of New Zealand schools are within a short walking distance of a specialist vape retailer, despite a law aimed at preventing vape stores near schools.

Timaru District Council: Aigantighe Art Gallery Hosts An Iconic Robin White Touring Exhibition

Robin White: Tuituia | Something is Happening Here is a selection of artworks from the much-loved and acclaimed 2022 retrospective exhibition that celebrated this contemporary Aotearoa artist, presented by Te Papa and Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki.

Victoria University of Wellington: Dame Winnie Laban Awarded Honorary Doctorate Recognising Achievements For Pasifika

From her career in politics as the first Pacific Island woman MP in New Zealand, to her role as the first Assistant Vice-Chancellor Pasifika in New Zealand—at Victoria University of Wellington—she has consistently broken down barriers for Pasifika representation and strongly advocated for the needs of the Pacific Island community.

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