The Green Party is calling for changes to pig mating regulations, arguing that the agriculture minister is ignoring expert advice and causing unnecessary animal distress.
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Have they? Well, yeah, the the bill's been introduced, which is uh no real big deal because um we knew it was coming. But uh, of course, it's seen a outburst from the Greens. And Chloe Swarbrick, who says she's been inviting the Prime Minister to go walking round Auckland streets with it for the past couple of years and to see the homeless. Well, you don't have to have the Prime Minister do that because I walk uh down Kranga Happy Road most week uh most weekends with my little child. You're gonna walk around all the time. Oh, this is cool.
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activist approach to social issues draws criticism
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