Whangarei – 12pm @ Tarewa Park
Website FacebookAuckland – 1pm @ Myers Park
Website FacebookHamilton – 1pm @ Riff Raff Statue, Victoria Street
Website Facebook Raglan – 10am @ Bow Street (by the Jetty)
Website Facebook Whitianga – 11:30am @ Taylors Mistake Reserve
Website FacebookTauranga – 10 am @ Farmers Market (Cameron Rd entrance), then 11am @ The Edge-Water Fan, The Strand
Website FacebookRotorua – 10:30am @ Kuirau Park Courts
Website FacebookTaumaranui – 12pm @ opposite TMP Fashions, Hakiaha Street
Website FacebookGisborne – 12:30pm @ Derby Street (next to Breeze Inn)
Website FacebookHastings – 12pm @ Civic Square
Website FacebookWhanganui –
11am @ Stainless-Steel Sphere, Whanganui Boardwalk
Website FacebookPalmerston North – 1pm @ The Square
Website FacebookNew Plymouth –
1pm @ Puke Ariki Landing
Website FacebookLevin – 10:30am @ Te Takere Outdoor Stage, Bath Street
Website Facebook Wellington – 1pm @ Midland Park, 157 Lambton Quay
Website FacebookNelson – 12pm @ 1903 Square, Trafalgar Street
Website Facebook Hokitika – 11am @ Hokitika Clock Tower
Website FacebookChristchurch –
12:30pm @ Shand Cres Reserve, Riccarton Road
Website FacebookTimaru – 12pm @ Cnr of Strahallan and Stafford Streets
Website FacebookDunedin – 1pm @ 310 Great King Street
Website FacebookQueenstown – 12:45pm @ Cnr Church Street & Marine Parade
Website FacebookInvercargill –
10:30am @ Cnr of Nith and Forth Streets
Website FacebookThe hashtags for the day are #TPPANoDeal and #TPPANoWay, so get your tweet on people!
Thank you to the sponsors (so far): NZCTU, EPMU, CAFCA, Oxfam, MUNZ, FIRST, NZNO, SFWU and TEU.
Face Up For Our FutureFace Up For Our Future is a virtual protest campaign running alongside the 7 March Nationwide day of Action. It’s easy – download and print off
this file, then write in how you describe yourself – a nurse, a worker, a husband, a mother, a dentist, a concerned citizen, a peacemaker (the list is endless) – and take a photo of yourself holding the sign. Then either upload it to our
facebook group or
email us and we’ll take it from there. And be sure to include the hashtags #TPPANoDeal, #TPPANoWay and #FaceUpForOurFuture!
This is a great way to support the campaign and already an impressive array of people have put their face to the cause. We will have some roving camera people working on getting snaps at some of our protests, and it’s also a great way to support us if you can’t make it to a march.
Local meeting in Auckland tonight!Auckland: ‘High Noon for the TPPA’, 5.30pm Thursday 5 March, Case Room 3, Owen Glenn Building, Auckland University, speakers Barry Coates, Pat Neuwelt, Prof Jane Kelsey
Share this videoCheck out this awesome video made by the super-cool Front Line Arts Collective using footage from around the country to raise awareness about the Nationwide Day of Action.
PM Key confronted in ChristchurchRemember when John Key was confronted by protesters while speaking to an audience of farmers in Oxford a few weeks ago? Well it turns out somebody
captured his description of the TPPA on video, where he conveniently missed out describing most of the chapters of the agreement and their impact on NZ. However he wasn’t able to get away with this, and a few weeks later in Christchurch was confronted by a giant plain-packaged cigarette packet asking for answers on TPPA’s Investor-State Dispute Settlement Provisions.
Check out the video here!Wellington billboards and banners
