Daily review 24/06/2025

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    1. 2.1

      There are advantages from wind farming off the coast, this will not happen alongside seabed mining.

      On shore batteries and business use of the power.

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    The evolution of a government's policy as per negotiating a settlement in good faith with Ngāpuhi.

    1.Last week Goldsmith said it was the government's preference to have one commercial settlement for Ngāpuhi, and on Tuesday said he wouldn't put a timeline on concluding that.

    2.NZ First is drafting a member's bill forcing Aotearoa's largest iwi, Ngāpuhi, into a single commercial settlement.

    3.The Treaty Negotiations Minister says money and time spent on progressing settlements with iwi can't be "open ended".

    https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/political/565012/treaty-negotiations-minister-says-settlements-with-iwi-can-t-be-open-ended

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    The plot thickens. Aljazeera reports:

    Iran has denied launching any missiles towards Israel since the ceasefire began. It has been suggested there are hardliners on both sides who did not support the ceasefire agreement reached earlier today, so now the question is:

    if it wasn't sourced by the Iran military then who was responsible for the missile attack in Israel some 2 to 3 hours ago?

    Edit: https://www.stuff.co.nz/world-news/360722787/israel-iran-conflict

    1. 4.1

      Drones hit military bases in Iraq (and their radar systems).

      It's plausible the missiles were fired off from Iraq at Israel.

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