During a State of the Nation speech in Christchurch, Winston Peters hailed New Zealand First as a “true nationalist party” declaring a “war on woke” and criticizing the Paris Climate Agreement. He was heckled by protesters and responded by calling them fascists, stating New Zealand First would not work with the Labour Party. In response, Labour’s Chris Hipkins focused on jobs, health, and homes, criticizing the coalition’s handling of the economy.
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‘If a village has children, it has a future’: The Ukrainians returning home during war
Tasha Black documents the rebuilding efforts in the war-torn village of Partyzanske, where residents like Liubov and her sister Valentyna are determined to restore their homes despite the devastation caused by the Russo-Ukrainian war. With materials donated by ReliefAid, they work tirelessly to repair the damage and create a sense of normalcy in a community ravaged by conflict. The resilience and perseverance of the villagers in the face of adversity shines through as they strive...
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