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Emissions pricing: Rural NZ 'ready' to protest - Vimarsana News

Emissions pricing: Rural NZ 'ready' to protest

Groundswell New Zealand co-founder Bryce McKenzie confirmed the rural group was planning another national protest over the scheme that will require farmers to pay for agricultural emissions.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Groundswell's 'Mother of all Protests' expected from Kaitāia to Stewart Island - Vimarsana News

Groundswell's 'Mother of all Protests' expected from Kaitāia to Stewart Island

Country comes to town today, with the rural sector - and its town supporters - taking to the streets across the country to protest a slew of Government reg

Tractors, 4WDs, utes descend on Auckland city, town centres in Groundswell protest - Vimarsana News

Tractors, 4WDs, utes descend on Auckland city, town centres in Groundswell protest

Hundreds of tractors, 4WDs, utes and other vehicles are descending on Auckland's CBD and other town centres today - part of the nationwide Groundswell prot

Farmers pull away from Groundswell protests as messaging gets tied in with anti-Government movement - Vimarsana News

Farmers pull away from Groundswell protests as messaging gets tied in with anti-Government movement

'Freedom', Trump and racist signs were waved at the Groundswell protests - none of which were on a list of approved banners.

'Maybe after what happens on Sunday she'll take notice' - Groundswell protest organisers bid to get PM 's attention - Vimarsana News

'Maybe after what happens on Sunday she'll take notice' - Groundswell protest organisers bid to get PM 's attention

Groundswell NZ will hold protests across New Zealand again on Sunday, protesting against Government regulations they say are 'unworkable.'