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Green MP pleased at release of spying agreement

Green MP pleased at release of spying agreement
Wellington, June 27 NZPA - Green Party foreign affairs spokesman Keith Locke says he's pleased New Zealand's involvement in a secret post World War 2 spying arrangement has been publicly revealed and will ask the Government to release official documents on it.

Call to boycott standards training in Auckland

Call to boycott standards training in Auckland
Wellington, June 25 NZPA - The Auckland Primary Principals' Association (APPA) is telling members to boycott training to implement national standards and it has union backing.

Uranium ore very low risk, Key says

Uranium ore very low risk, Key says
Wellington, June 25 NZPA - Uranium ore that is being shipped through New Zealand ports is an extremely low-risk material, Prime Minister John Key says.

Uranium ore shipments anti-nuclear breach, say Greens

Uranium ore shipments anti-nuclear breach, say Greens
Wellington, June 24 NZPA - The shipment of uranium ore through New Zealand waters is a serious breach of the anti-nuclear policy, Green Party co-leader Russel Norman says.

Don't put MMP on used car lot - expert

By Maggie Tait of NZPA Wellington, June 24 NZPA - Rather than kicking the tyres of MMP, the Government is putting the whole car up for sale, a political expert says.

Uranium shipment breaches anti-nuc policy - Greens

Wellington, June 24 NZPA - The shipment of uranium ore through New Zealand waters is a serious breach of the anti-nuclear policy, Green Party co-leader Russel Norman says.

Rudd fell because he didn't make deal with Greens - Norman

Wellington, June 24 NZPA - Green Party co-leader Russel Norman said the "unravelling" of former Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd started, in part, because he was not able to make a deal with the Australian Green Party over the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS).

Police get back the right to stand for council

Police get back the right to stand for council
Wellington, June 23 NZPA - The Police Association has welcomed the passage of a bill to restore the right of police officers to stand for election to their local council. The law change was passed by Parliament last night.

Law change means police can be elected to councils

Law change means police can be elected to councils
Wellington, June 23 NZPA - Police officers will be able to serve on local councils under a law change passed by Parliament tonight. Until now they had to take special leave during a campaign and resign if they were elected.

Nearly 50,000 sign anti-mining petition

Wellington, June 23 NZPA - Nearly 50,000 people have signed a Green Party-organised petition opposing opening up protected conservation land for mining.