We the undersigned assert that Charlie Girl Kākā is a valued Ambassador Bird and she should be returned to her caring home at the Punanga Manu o Te Anau, the Te Anau Bird Sanctuary. Regardless of the long-term status of the Sanctuary, Charlie Girl should be returned home immediately, and the community can help address her long-term care.

ASB KiwiSaver has over $14 million invested in Motorola Solutions Inc., a company identified by the UN as currently maintaining and enabling illegal Israeli settlements. We want you to help us send ASB a message: divest by November 29th 2024 or lose customers who will switch away from ASB en masse for Palestinian Solidarity Day. UPDATE: We gave ASB until 29 November to divest from Motorola Solutions Inc., a company complicit in Israel’s illegal settlement activities. ASB have not divested, and while they have indicated they are reviewing the investment. We still need you to help us keep pressure on until they stop investing our money in Israeli apartheid. Four things you can do to keep the pressure on: • Sign the petition (whether you’re an ASB customer or not), and share it with your networks • If you’re an ASB KiwiSaver customer, switch your provider immediately - all the information you need is available here. • We’re social creatures, so if your friends and whānau are with ASB and support this kaupapa, they may need your encouragement and help to remember to actually switch. Check-in and offer to help them make it happen!  • Post on social media why you want ASB to divest from companies supporting Israel’s illegal settlements and tag @asbbank and @just4pal (P.S. videos are best if you’re up for it!)

Dear Love NZ, We would really love at least one soft plastic recycling bin here in Whakatāne. At present, our nearest Love NZ soft plastic recycling bins are in Hamilton and Cambridge! Whakatāne is a central hub for a large area in the Eastern Bay of Plenty, with people coming to use services from numerous surrounding towns such as Kawerau, Opotiki, Matata, Edgecumbe, Te Kaha, Taneatua, Ruatoki and more. Our communities have a strong environmental focus, with our local 'Waste Zero Whakatane' group pioneering many awesome projects such as cup recycling, composting, reuseable nappies, waste free periods, beach cleans and more. We are passionate about minimising the waste produced in our community and ending up in landfill. Many people in our community have a strong connection to the whenua and a desire to protect it for our future generations. Please could you consider selecting us to be part of your scheme. Nga mihi nui

We want Hamilton City Council to commit to collecting all plastics, 1 thru 7, as part of the kerbside recycling collection service. Please sign to show your support - postal addresses are required by (and will be shared with) the Hamilton City Council for the petition to officially accepted, by showing you are a resident of Hamilton. If you are not a resident but want to show support please also sign!

Meet climate change responsibilities by initiating national and community based directives around efficient use of vehicles, carless days being one direct application.

Pledge your support and join a movement for change in our community! Sign this petition to show the Gisborne District Council and councils nationwide that we support the establishment of Māori Wards and value our relationship with Māori.

We respectfully request the House of Representatives urge the Government to hold fortnightly press conferences to inform the public on the country’s progress in reducing greenhouse gases.

We, the undersigned residents of the Invercargill region, including the group Invercargill Stands For Palestine, urge our elected officials in the Invercargill City Council, the Southland Regional Council, and our Member of Parliament, Penny Simmonds, to call for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza.

New Zealand’s on the verge of a move that’ll put us back on the forefront of gender equity. But we need your help to send a strong message about Equal Pay. People who work in jobs that have traditionally been done by women are often underpaid, because their work isn’t valued as highly as similar jobs mostly done by men. Kristine Bartlett is an aged care worker who’d had enough of doing hard, demanding work for the minimum wage – and she took her case all the way to the Supreme Court. It’s now clear the Equal Pay Act applies to work of equal value. After the Bartlett case, unions, business and the Crown formed the Joint Working Group on Pay Equity. It’s now submitted its recommendations to Cabinet about the process employees should go through if they feel they’re undervalued – and how the real value of their job should be assessed. Cabinet says it’s considering the recommendations. We want them to accept and implement all the Joint Working Group’s recommendations, in full.

Protect families struggling with power prices. 1: Ban disconnection and reconnection fees in case of unpaid bills 2: Make prepay no more expensive than a retailer’s cheapest plan, and publish prepay disconnection data. 3: Make the Consumer Care Guidelines mandatory.