Monthly E-News – March 2018
Welcome to our first e-news of 2018. Wahoo! We’ve got big plans about how to keep you up to date with what’s been happening in, both Read More
We should all have documents with dignity
Trans and intersex people in our community have been waiting too long for the dignity they deserve. It’s been a decade since the Human Rights Read More
Waitangi 2018 photo essay
Last week heralded what felt like a historic moment at Waitangi. Proceedings moved from Te Tii Marae – a change deserving of its own discussion Read More
Fixing health AND the climate
I had the absolute delight of visiting Middlemore Hospital this week to celebrate their success in tackling climate change. Counties-Manukau DHB have managed to lower Read More
Passing a motion and other Parliamentary jargon
If you were asked “that the question is that the question be now put”, or “that the part stand apart”, would you understand? If you Read More
U.S. Federal Communications Commissars say ‘neyt’ to net neutrality.
The Internet has faced many threats. Dictatorships building cyber walls, a hostile takeover bid by the International Telecommunications Union and states and companies trying to Read More
When gaming becomes gambling
I was really looking forward to playing the new Star Wars: Battlefront 2 game. It looked pretty cool and I liked the first instalment. But Read More
Hooray – a victory for privacy!
The Government has scrapped plans to require community organisations to hand over personal client details to Government in return for funding. Many people told the Read More
20 Goals for a Green Government
This is an incredible opportunity for the Green Party to make that good, green change that we’ve talked about – since ages ago!
Confidence and Supply = ???
So the Greens are in a confidence and supply agreement with Labour – what does that mean? Put simply confidence and supply means we will Read More