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National's leader has been on a walkabout Papatoetoe this morning, Labour's leader announced the party's health pledge at Otago Medical School and ACT's leader outlined its law and order policy in Henderson.

Last Saturday, almost 200 Otago Uni students organised a peaceful sit-in at the lower Octagon to protest the overturning of Roe v Wade. The hour-long protest included speeches, music and (of course) TikToks. On June 25, the United States Supreme Court announced the overturning of Roe v Wade, a

He said introducing a law like Australia's was not something the government considered. "[Australia] passed their law in 2016. It's not something that the [New Zealand] government then thought that they should also do and this government doesn't think it should do either. "And I think it potentially sets up a very ugly, brutal race between countries to strip citizenship of people they just don't want. That is not in keeping, I think, with our international obligations and our obligations as a country that wants to be a good nation-state citizen." Middle East scholar and economist Karam Shaar ...