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In a deal with Maori groups, Parliament has agreed on a way to protect natural features without them being owned by anyone, including the state. 
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This is the history of how Community Savings Pools came to be - an interview with Bryan Innes of New Zealand. The number of participants in the communit
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The "sharing economy" has been hailed as both the future of capitalism and a radical alternative to the market economy. Darren Sharp is the Australian editor of Shareable, an international website that promotes the sharing economy, the director of Melbourne-based consultancy Social Surplus, and the Melbourne coordinator of the Sharing Cities Network.
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The leading chronicler of commons-based peer production is coming to New Zealand. From P2P design to open source collaboration to the sharing economy, new forms of cooperation, value creation, and distribution are emerging. Read more about Michel Bauwens....
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"There are many threats as we move deeper into the anthropocene age. The dominance based hierarchies that have become an unquestioned part of 21st century life are a reflection of the linear profit driven paradigm that fails to see the interconnectedness between us, and between us and the world we inhabit. In order to find a pathway out of the looming dystopic futures that appear to be unfolding, a new paradigm that recognises the connectedness within nature and the social world is necessary to generate new social structures that can lead to more sustainable, thriving futures.
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This is a very well done report on a interesting “Open Everything” type of conference organized in New Zealand, and which will see new editions: Open Source Open Society Report 2015
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Citizens Online Income New Zealand (COINZ) is a Christchurch-based charitable organization promoting the use of digital currency to alleviate inequality. Two programs we have initiated are the World Citizen Fund, which distributes Bitcoins, and the Kiwicoin program, a digital currency pegged to the NZ dollar and used for basic income.
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There are as many perspectives on Enspiral as there are people in it. It's a new take on livelihood, based on helping more people work on stuff that matters....
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New Zealand Prime Minister John Key says his spy agency doesn't engage in mass surveillance. This is false. If you live in New Zealand, you are being watched.
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A pristine beach in New Zealand bought through a crowdfunding campaign is handed to its new owners - the public.
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Ballarat St permanent park providing green space for the people of Yarraville (Melbourne).
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Discover Michel Bauwens - Beyond Capitalism and the New Economy event in the Christchurch region and add to your customized itinerary for travelling in New Zealand.
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The Maori Party has renewed its call for 5 November to be recognised as Parihaka Day to commemorate the sacking of the pacifist settlement in Taranaki.
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Members of two of the biggest private sector unions in New Zealand have voted in favour of a merger.
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Michel Bauwens: This idea came up during a conversation with Alanna Krause of Enspiral, when she visited Chiang Mai in June 2015. The basic idea is that peer production generally takes a triarchical form, i.e. open productive communities that co-contribute to a commons and common good; a ethical entrepreneurial coalition that creates livelihoods for the …
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Real stories of open collaboration in action from the Enspiral Network, shared at the Open Source // Open Society conference in Wellington, New Zealand April...
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www.enspiral.com - a network on a mission to help more people work on stuff that matters
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Enspiral Space is Enspiral's co-working facility in Wellington, New Zealand. (Courtesy Enspiral)
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An already tumultuous New Zealand election campaign took another dramatic turn less than a week before polling day when the prime minister, John Key, responded angrily to claims by the American journalist Glenn Greenwald that he had been "deceiving the public" over assurances on spying.
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