These Māori entities on the list should at least have to front to the many Māori who submitted in opposition to the bill.

I note that several of the mana whenua initiatives is housing builds. We do need more housing and the fix shouldn't look like this legislation. The govt is just leveraging the poverty of our whānau to get this horrific legislation some Māori support.

Rūnanga that use this legislation are in the same bed as prison expansion, water theft through irrigation schemes, climate polluting roads and mines. There is no good conscience in staying on the Fast Track project list.

Look through and if you spot your iwi/trust/rūnanga, send them an email asking for them to pull their project from the list. Rūnanga have to take a principled stand against this, not just think about their own pockets.

Govt finally dropping the Fast Track project list on a SUNDAY 😑 Not cool. Seeing a bunch of rūnanga and mana whenua trusts on the list, even more not cool. https://t.co/nPqSzJxa9p

Karen Chourr confirmed to Tova O'Brien the use of solitary confinement in her child prison camp pilot programme. She would not commit to closing the child prison camps in the event that a child was raped, tortured, or abused in custody.

📢 Hundreds of Fijians joined the NGO Coalition on human rights & its solidarity partners this am. They took to the streets in Suva peacefully, calling for support from Pacific leaders for freedom, decolonisation & human rights in Kanaky & West Papua. THREAD OF PHOTOS ⬇️

Have a listen to our co-director @LisaMcLaren2013 respond to the government's climate non-plan. Either the government is committed to meeting our climate change targets, or they can fast-track oil, gas and coal mining. They cannot do both. https://t.co/UDwdbh2RCF

Of course also answered relief and success for communities and lands like Palestine and Kanaky. As we move into remembering those who have passed in the last year, hold our siblings in struggle around the world close too.

Yesterday I was asked what my hiwa i te rangi wishes are for the coming year. I answered some decent climate policy because the coast desperately needs it. Just got the news that my mum was woken by police at 3:40am to evacuate Haumoana because of coastal flooding. What timing 😩

“New Zealand as a signatory to the Genocide Convention is obligated to prevent genocide and should not be collaborating militarily with a genocidal regime."

The Env Select Committee is preparing their report for cabinet - this opens up a short window to call on the secret gatekeepers that could stop this bill. Email the four National MPs

Submissions are open to tautoko the name Petone returning to its original name, Pito One. Please take 2 mins to tautoko: https://t.co/Ve6GXOWD1M

PLEASE RT. Kanak & Allied Women released the following report, detailing the numerous the markers of genocide being met by the French government. IMPORTANTLY, this was released AFTER France claimed violence had reduced & after the SoE was lifted. @uriohau

How do many Tangata Whenua in Aotearoa-New Zealand see the crisis in #NewCaledonia? Check out this report from Te Ao o Moana, on Whakaata Māori / Māori Television. https://t.co/UQqaIwPrUL

✍🏼✍🏽 Lourdes Vano, @13daniellemarks and I wrote a thing that we want to share with yous, particularly for our own communities involved in activism. “A humble attempt at wading through some of the complexities raised by Thursday's action and strategy”

🧵The closest to all out civil war was th 1913 Great Strike involving 14,000 workers nationwide against “Massey’s cossacks”. On Dec 5th 1913 our Ariki of Ngāti Tūwharetoa Tureiti Te Heuheu Tukino V along with Tuiti Makanara (Mcdonald) addressed 2,500 strikers in Wellington 1/

Great piece in the @TheSpinoffTV about our campaign to #EndPrivateJets today. People who use private jets benefit from operating in the shade. In the middle of the climate crisis, we can start by reducing some of the most wasteful emissions. https://t.co/KVS0CeDoop