Please remove 'Waitangi Day' from the event name, and cancel the drunk haka that is performed at the end of the pub crawl.

We are calling on the government to tax the import and production of virgin plastics, and funnel that income into subsidizing the use of recycled plastics which will help us see more plastic being recycled, less money traveling into the hands of oil producers, and less plastic in our landfills.

We call for Onoke Pā to be reserved as a wāhi tapu (sacred site). Remove residential zoning of Onoke Pā in Te Kamo, Whangārei.

We urge you to consider funding of an all schools copyright licence so that all our teachers and students have equal access to the digital and physical resources they need for their teaching and learning.

We, the undersigned residents of the Whanganui region, call upon our elected officials in the Whanganui District Council and Horizons Regional Council to add the following wording to its procurement policies: The Whanganui District Council will comply with UN resolution 2334 and will not contract with the list of companies identified by the United Nations Human Rights Council as being involved in the building or maintenance of illegal Israeli settlements.

Ensure RNZFB governance practices and decision-making processes that give real effect to Te Tiriti o Waitangi, equitable governance representation, inclusive participation by all stakeholders – kāpō Māori, kāpō youth, tāngata kāpō, parents and whānau and sustainable investment in tāngata kāpō and parent community leadership.

We call on all the political parties to commit to building and supporting enough public housing in Kāpiti — beginning with Ōtaki — so that everyone has a safe and stable place to call home, and to partner with Ngā Hapū o Ōtaki to support papakāinga and Kaupapa Māori housing.

Sign this petition by Sunday 8 April to tell Councillors the one-way system and all wheel cruise way trial at the Mount should go ahead.

Justice Minister, Andrew Little is convening the first substantial Justice Summit, Hapaitia Te Oranga Tangata, and review of the justice system for 30 years. This is a great opportunity for NZ to address the criminal abuse of children in institutions, including those in churches. It is a significant part of the ‘broken justice system’ Minister Little says we must ‘have the guts to look at honestly’ so ‘we can have safer Kiwi communities’. We are extremely concerned many institutional abuse survivors will be denied justice again if they aren’t included in the Royal Commission. This will also limit the possibility of preventing the criminal abuse of children in the future. Send an email now to ask Minister Little to make the Inquiry inclusive, to seek justice and take the opportunity to prevent future abuse in institutions in NZ.

We're calling on Auckland Council and the Government to address Auckland's unacceptable traffic which has huge health, environmental, social and productivity costs by investing in public transport:  • Making fares affordable • Getting light rail done • Speeding up investment in local and regional rail