The People's Assembly Against Austerity anticipates a massive turnout for its "No to Austerity 2.0" protest, aimed at sending a strong message to Sir Keir Starmer.
"It really feels like state workers are being punished," said Haley Leguizamo, who works for the California Department of Education. Their concerns are amplified by the proposed pay cuts, affecting earned raises.
The recommendation to suspend Te Pati Maori leaders for 21 days has been described as the harshest penalty in New Zealand's parliamentary history, with serious implications for Indigenous representation.