Protesting grandmother who concreted herself to road no longer behind bars
Rosemary Penwarden has been granted electronically monitored bail to her home in Dunedin.
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Australia’s worst ski season: Early closures and carpet burns
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More Restore Passenger Rail protesters appear in court, granted bail
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Watch: 'Too many cows': Climate protesters disrupt final Question Time
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Cops in harnesses scale gantry over Wellington's SH1, drag protester down
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Wellington protester who 'cemented' hand to road appeals declined bail application
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Climate change: Should flood-threatened homes be lifted?
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Coastal marae hit with potentially devastating climate change problems
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How Govt's Ruapehu lifeline curdled to a horrible hash of bad debt and new Crown spending
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John Berry: The Govt and BlackRock - what have we just endorsed?
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Green Party promises fund to protect towns and cities from flooding
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With TikTok and lawsuits, Gen Z takes on climate change
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Is National planning $2b of spending cuts, tax hikes - or a mix of both?
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