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Te Tiriti and democracy: The principle of equal representation

In the fifth of her series on the Treaty of Waitangi and democracy, Dame Anne Salmond examines the implications of Attorney General David Parker's findings on the proposed Rotorua represent

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Greenwashing accusations as Pepsi goes recycled

A major beverage producer is moving some products to 100 percent recycled plastic bottles - but critics say it doesn’t excuse its contribution to plastic production

Newsroom.co.nz

Lynda Spence murder cops begin digging work in remote area of Dunoon as they search for remains

The 27-year-old was brutally murdered in 2011 and her remains have never been found.

Daily Record

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Kermadec Sanctuary on Cabinet's hook but no deal yet

A draft paper on the creation of the Kermadec Sanctuary was considered by Cabinet earlier this month, but the usual stumbling blocks remain, writes political editor Jo Moir.

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59 death notices and funeral announcements in Merseyside this week

Loved ones have paid tribute to those who have passed away in recent weeks

Liverpool Echo

Waste plan doesn’t go far enough, petitioner says

Why tinker with kerbside recycling when material is still being shipped overseas?

Newsroom.co.nz

'No absolute truth' on carbon credit units

Accused of "environmental fraud", the Clean Energy Regulator says there's "no absolute truth" on what should be in or out of the complex carbon credits scheme.

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Scallop fishery closures fall short: Forest & Bird

A far-reaching closure of scallop fisheries across the upper North Island may not go far enough, neglecting to protect two areas already under rāhui by Ngāti Manuhiri

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Regulator to review carbon credit claims

The Clean Energy Regulator will review claims made by an academic that the carbon credit system it runs is a sham, but assures that the scheme can be trusted.

AAP

Labor promises review of Australia’s carbon credit system after allegations it is ‘largely a sham’

Chris Bowen says Labor wants to ensure system has integrity after whistleblower’s claims

The Guardian - AU

High Court rules against council on water for dairy sheds

Does it matter that water from a community scheme is used to wash dairy sheds? Yes, it turns out.

Newsroom.co.nz

Lynda Spence murder cops search for remains in remote area of Dunoon 10 years after killing

Lynda a 27-year-old businesswoman, was abducted Colin Coats and Philip Wade in Glasgow's west endon April 14 2011.

Daily Record

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