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Government living In An Alternative Universe With 2024 Budget

The Government’s Budget ignores the climate and biodiversity crises Aotearoa is facing and will shoulder future generations with “unconscionable debt”, says the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) New Zealand.

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Communication breakdown

Forget the loud-hailers Minister, what you need is TikTok

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Kiwis urged to give Shane Jones the finger in new WWF campaign via The Monkeys Aotearoa

Kiwis urged to give Shane Jones the finger in new WWF campaign via The Monkeys Aotearoa
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Simon Wilson: Luxon and Swarbrick - a tale of two speeches

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