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Stat oil continue on with exploration plans despite protest
There's no mistaking the heightened interest of international oil and gas companies in New Zealand, with around 400 of their delegates from around the world attending New Zealand's Petroleum Summit.
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Oil-gas industry delegates confronted by protesters
Representatives of the oil and gas industry are in Auckland for the NZ Petroleum Summit. Today, a march which started at the top of the North Island, arrived outside Skycity in the CBD where the summit was held.
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March against Statoil deep sea oil drilling reaches Dargaville
People of Northland rise up! That’s the chant of a hīkoi that started in Cape Reinga in protest of the government giving Statoil a licence to deep sea oil drill on the west coast.
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Te Teko take a united stand against sexual abuse
The community of Te Teko are standing up against violence following the sexual assault of a young girl at a local playground three weeks ago.
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Frustration in Hawkes Bay at lack of housing
Housing the people of New Zealand has been a contentious issue that isn't going to be an overnight fix.
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Protesters outraged by Stephen Dudley outcome
Protesters marched through Kelston in West Auckland outraged at the recent verdict in the Stephen Dudley case.
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Facebook campaign seeks justice for Stephen Dudley
The two young men who were involved in the fight which lead to the death of 15-year-old Stephen Dudley last year have walked free, discharged without conviction.
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Pipiwai residents hopeful council decision will lead to focus on dusty roads
Although The Hundertwasser Art Centre has long hoped to be built in Whangarei, those plans were left drowning following on from a Whangarei District Council sitting today.
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Flaxmere locals fed up with slow progress of Housing NZ
While the country waits for a decision from Housing NZ on the fate of the many empty state houses across the country, some Flaxmere locals say enough is enough.
