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Pacific Big Eye and Yellowfin tuna are overfished by non-Pacific fishers and are now seriously threatened.
Each year in the Pacific
Foreign countries catch over 90% of tuna in the Pacific.
This has a value of US $3 billion a year.
Only $0.15 billion of this stays in Pacific mostly through processing.
High tech large ships can catch as much fish in two days as a small Pacific nation can in a year.
What can we do?
Metiria and Keith are currently running a campaign to pressure the New Zealand Government to actively support and enable Pacific Island Nations. A copy of the petition can be downloaded from: www.greens.org.nz/conservation/tunapetition
How much is our freedom being eroded in the name of 'security'?
How close are we to a surveillance society?; Is the 'war on terror' to blame?
Speakers include: Keith Locke, MP; Tim Mc Bride: Devonport CB member, civil rights advocate, author, commentator, lawyer & lecturer and Pieter Watson, North Shore Green Party candidate
Orientation 2011 - Greens are good for yaJoin the University Greens on Campus for their o-week stall as a part of Clubs Days.Gareth Hughes will be at the stall on Tuesday and Keith Locke will be hanging with the students on Wednesday.When: Tuesday 22 February and Wednesday 23 February, 10am - 4pm
This A5 two sided leaflet shows why the Green Party is so apposed to this war. It also outlines what action we believe the Government should take in order to help bring peace.
Citizen A: With Martyn Bradbury, Keith Locke & Matthew Hooton discuss the following issues: Budget 2013, what should the Government spend money on? How good is John Key’s poker face when dealing the Sky City Convention Centre deal? Was the Aaron Gilmore fiasco an engineered distraction?
Motion calling for the immediate and unconditional release of the Palestinian Speaker Abdelaiziz El-Dweik, the Deputy Prime Minister Naser al-Shaer, and the other arrested Ministers and members of the Palestinian Parliament
Keith Locke has been our Green MP for the past 12 years. Representing us in parliament on Auckland issues, and also Foreign Affairs, Industrial Relations, Defence, Human Rights, Security and Intelligence... the list goes on! Join us to share a drink with Keith to celebrate his remarkable achievements and his new found freedom!
14.12.2000 KEITH LOCKE* says serious privacy issues arise from proposed laws that would allow police to intercept e-mails. Legislation allowing police to intercept e-mails and hack into computers is before a parliamentary select committee.