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108:(a common Māori whakataukī, or proverb which means ‘we are all in this together’) (HWEN), a partnership between the Government and agricultural sector to reduce carbon emissions outside of the framework of the Emissions Trading Scheme. Groundswell claimed that farmers had not been properly consulted about HWEN and called for more work and research on the partnership scheme. In addition, Groundswell alleged that other farming lobby groups including Federated Farmers and DairyNZ were "pets" of the Government. In 20 August, Groundswell issued a press release claiming that Climate Change Minister
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845:. In response, Groundswell co-founder McKenzie rejected allegations that the group was racist or anti-vax, emphasizing that he and Paterson were fully vaccinated against COVID-19. McKenzie added that the group had accepted the resignation of Groundswell member and Tatua director Ross Townshend for posting an offensive social media post of Mahuta. McKenzie also stated that the group regularly removed racist and anti-vaccine content from their social media accounts.
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importance of the farming community to the country's food security and expressed frustration with alleged
Government "bullying." Organiser McKenzie stated that the Howl of a Protest campaign went "unbelievably well" and that feedback from the general public was positive. Though the protests were largely peaceful, media company
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The protests wrapped up at 5pm New
Zealand time. Auckland organiser Scott Bright claimed that the thousands of protesting farmers rallying together demonstrated "the seriousness" of the impacts of regulatory costs and the emotional toll on the rural community. Other participants drew attention to the
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October 2022, Groundswell announced that it would hold a nationwide tractor protest on 20 October to protest against the Government's plans to charge farmers for greenhouse carbon emissions from 2025. McKenzie described the carbon emissions pricing scheme as an "assault on food production and
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November 2021 to oppose allegedly "unworkable regulations" relating to freshwater, indigenous biodiversity, and climate change. Co-founder Laurie Paterson stated that
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agreed to use an emissions metric based on what the group considered "sound science" and a warming-effect approach. McKenzie claimed that the
Government's current emissions metric was not suitable for the New Zealand agricultural sector. Farmers and horticulturalists who do not fill the Agricultural
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current affairs programme "Special: Anger, Anxiety & Us." The co-founders reiterated that the organisation was against
Government over-regulation of farming and stated that participants who had attended Groundswell protests with racist and abusive signs attacking Māori and Prime Minister Ardern
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Zealand, claiming it was difficult to get them to understand Groundswell's perspective. He also reiterated Groundswell's request for a solo meeting with the Prime Minister, which
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Parliament in Wellington. McKenzie stated that the meeting went well and "gave it a six out of 10 for communication and about a two for achievement." A spokesperson for the Prime Minister stated that "there was a sharing of information and views, as is the case with the regular meeting she has
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from Timaru to
Christchurch as part of their drive all the way to Auckland. Co-founders McKenzie and Paterson were to do the whole trek, meeting up with local farmers to boost the convoy along the way and to protest what they describe as "unworkable" regulations imposed on farmers through Labour's
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chairman and TTPP member Allan
Birchfield supported Groundswell's position, fellow TTPP committee member and Te Runanga o Makaawhio chairman Paul Madgwick described Groundswell's letter as "mischief-making" and argued that Māori sites of significance were an important part of the National Planning
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journalist Charlie Mitchell, leaders of both Groundswell and VFF had allowed VFF members to attend Groundswell protest. Mitchell attributed Voices for Freedom's support for Groundswell's protests to an "identity crisis" caused by the Government's lessening of COVID-19 pandemic restrictions, which
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planning processes, claiming that significant natural areas, wetlands and landscapes were having a negative impact on people and their property values. Groundswell has also urged landowners to deny access to councils or their agents wanting to undertake mapping or information gathering of their
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Groundswell NZ has attracted criticism for alleged racism and misogyny after several participants in its Howl of a Protests rallies carried racist and misogynistic messages. In response, co-founder McKenzie disavowed the offensive signs as unrepresentative of farmers' views. In response to the
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in between 47 and 57 cities and towns throughout New Zealand to protest what they regarded as "increasing Government interference, unworkable regulations, and unjustified costs" on the rural sector. On 21 November 2021, Groundswell NZ held a second series of nationwide protests known as the
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farmers named Bryce McKenzie and Laurie Paterson, who were opposed to the Government's regulations on grazing, harvesting and freshwater use. The group first attracted media attention in October 2020 when McKenzie and Paterson organised a tractor protest in the
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elements opposed to the Government's COVID-19 lockdown and vaccination policies. Groundswell also published a list of acceptable signage on its website to counteract the problem of racist and offensive messages during the previous "Howl of a Protest" rally.
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Protest numbers were smaller compared to earlier protests with low turnout being blamed on farmers being busy during that time of the year. Groundswell's October protests also attracted several activists from the anti-vaccination group
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to protest against the Labour Government's new winter grazing and freshwater regulations. This protest attracted 120 participants. Groundswell NZ subsequently became a national movement organised through the social media platform
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had conceded that the HWEN scheme was flawed and had abandoned it. The following day, Shaw clarified that the Government had not abandoned its He Waka Eke Noa scheme and that the Government was considering advice from the
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rural communities". Protest convoys were planned for the major cities of Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin as well as several smaller centres including New Plymouth, Palmerston North, Gisborne,
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movement. Members of the anti-vaccination group turned up in large numbers to October's Groundswell-organised protest against the government's proposal for a farm-level emissions pricing scheme.
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at noon before heading to a speech in Mosgiel. In Dunedin, a counter-protester holding a sign which read "No farming on a dead planet" had it ripped from her by a bystander.
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declined to meet with McKenzie and Paterson, the duo confirmed that Groundswell would proceed with its "Mother of All Protests" campaign on 21 November.
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criticising the draft Te Tai o Poutini Plan (TTPP) and calling for its withdrawal. The group claimed the provisions for "significant natural areas" and
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negative publicity, the group published a list of acceptable signage on its website prior to the Mother of All Protests campaign in November 2021.
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climate policies. Their simple political message was “Things are bad, you need to vote, and you need to vote for change”.The event finished at the
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event in June 2023. "Drive Labour out - golf balls. The golf balls you won't mind putting in the bunker," advertising for the golf balls said.
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co-organised a nationwide "roadshow" to rally opposition against the Three Waters reforms. This roadshow toured 36 cities and towns including
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organiser and Waikato dairy co-op Tatua director Ross Townshend drew controversy after he made an offensive social media post disparaging
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2535:"Parliament road closures, protest warning in Wellington; Groundswell farmers plan separate drive to Auckland"
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with South Canterbury coordinator Roger Small encouraging participants to converge on Christchurch instead.
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their utes, tractors and dogs into towns across New Zealand ranging from Gore in the South Island to
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is a farming advocacy group in New Zealand that was formed to oppose the New Zealand Government's
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to Auckland organiser Scott Bright said that 50 tractors would be escorted by police along the
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1903:"Groundswell organiser says 'racist', 'misogynistic' signs at farming protest 'disappointing'"
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while stating he "was a bit disappointed to be lumped in with all the other sector groups."
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were not part of Groundswell. The pair also denied that they and their organisation were
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2264:"Auckland motorists urged to consider alternative route amid Harbour Bridge protest"
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farmers and tradespersons protested the Government's regulations.
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Vance, Andrea; Hoyle, Craig; Ridout, Amy (28 August 2022).
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accusing Prime Minister Ardern of promoting Communism.
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1505:"He Waka Eke Noa Set To Be Scrapped"
1470:Brettkelly, Sharon (12 April 2022).
687:in Auckland on October 1, where the
457:Mother of All Protests (New Zealand)
364:before progressing up the city into
63:New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme
3045:from the original on 28 August 2021
2967:Kelly, Rachael (18 November 2021).
2812:Kelly, Rachael (15 December 2022).
2779:Kelly, Rachael (21 November 2022).
2644:Kelly, Rachael (15 February 2022).
2468:Roberts, Nadine (20 October 2022).
2435:Franks, Raphael (20 October 2022).
2229:Groundswell NZ (1 September 2022).
2127:Matthews, Jane (18 November 2021).
1980:from the original on 16 August 2021
1948:from the original on 16 August 2021
1583:from the original on 23 August 2022
1426:from the original on 23 August 2022
1232:Kelly, Rachael (19 November 2021).
1194:"Protesters asked to stick to cars"
914:The Freedoms & Rights Coalition
812:On 16 November 2021, Groundswell's
771:and Associate Agriculture Minister
3262:2020 establishments in New Zealand
3067:Porter, Nadine (2 November 2021).
2727:from the original on 27 April 2022
2695:from the original on 18 March 2022
2611:Kelly, Rachel (28 December 2021).
2559:Hewett, William (1 October 2023).
2206:. 21 November 2021. Archived from
2094:Fuller, Piers (18 November 2021).
1768:Robertson, Murray (16 July 2021).
1192:Morgan, Jared (20 November 2021).
804:Allegations of racism and misogyny
159:In June 2022, Groundswell and the
16:New Zealand farming advocacy group
14:
2032:Kelly, Rachel (1 November 2021).
1999:Kelly, Rachel (29 October 2021).
1915:from the original on 19 July 2021
1879:from the original on 15 July 2021
1869:"A howl of a protest in Katikati"
1848:from the original on 15 July 2021
1815:from the original on 16 July 2021
1746:from the original on 19 July 2021
1713:from the original on 12 June 2022
1602:Wade, Amelia (15 December 2021).
1569:McMahon, Brendan (25 July 2022).
1503:Groundswell NZ (20 August 2022).
1355:from the original on 20 July 2021
1281:from the original on 18 July 2021
1168:from the original on 16 July 2021
1130:from the original on 15 July 2021
1090:from the original on 15 July 2021
1007:from the original on 13 July 2021
69:(MIQ) facilities in New Zealand.
2934:Fox, Andrea (16 November 2021).
1934:Kelly, Rachel (16 August 2021).
1867:Liddle, Rosalie (16 July 2021).
1681:from the original on 9 June 2022
1649:from the original on 9 June 2022
1536:Kelly, Rachel (21 August 2022).
1484:from the original on 8 June 2022
1377:Rae, Sally (20 September 2021).
1343:Anderson, David (14 July 2021).
1319:from the original on 4 July 2021
951:Links to the NZ Taxpayers' Union
937:2022 New Zealand local elections
640:2022 Nationwide tractor protest
67:managed isolation and quarantine
3257:Social movements in New Zealand
2746:Towle, Max (17 November 2022).
1635:Boland, Kristie (3 June 2022).
1412:Kelly, Rachael (22 July 2022).
148:Water Services Reform Programme
74:Clean Car Package rebate scheme
2402:Leahy, Ben (21 October 2022).
1801:Sharpe, Marty (16 July 2021).
1732:Kelly, Rachel (16 July 2021).
424:protest in the North Island's
1:
2845:Lynch, Jenna (15 June 2023).
1669:"Three Waters meeting packed"
1274:. Groundswell NZ. July 2021.
1116:Ryder, Wyatt (16 July 2021).
837:in response to a question by
776:with farming sector groups."
412:. Protests were also held in
154:Three Waters reform programme
38:Three Waters reform programme
1901:Fyfe, James (19 July 2021).
1834:Newman, Tim (14 July 2021).
1154:Fyfe, Jamie (16 July 2021).
957:New Zealand Taxpayers' Union
634:New Zealand Transport Agency
161:New Zealand Taxpayers' Union
1001:"Welcome to Groundswell NZ"
963:Links to Voices For Freedom
135:West Coast Regional Council
3278:
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393:, trucks, and tractors as
216:Howl of a Protest campaign
213:
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42:Howl of a Protest campaign
750:Climate Change Commission
472:climate change mitigation
420:in the South Island. The
115:Climate Change Commission
3135:"motherofallprotests.nz"
945:occupation of Parliament
933:Tasman District Councils
799:Issues and controversies
485:in February 2022. After
479:"Mother of All Protests"
451:"Mother of All Protests"
3252:Protests in New Zealand
722:'s protest outside the
720:Convoy 2022 New Zealand
630:Auckland Harbour Bridge
494:Minister of Agriculture
85:Resource Management Act
3242:Farmers' organizations
3139:Mother of all Protests
3006:The New Zealand Herald
2941:The New Zealand Herald
2720:The New Zealand Herald
2442:The New Zealand Herald
2409:The New Zealand Herald
1083:The New Zealand Herald
863:climate change deniers
780:Golf balls at Fieldays
726:, taking exception to
649:and Invercargill. In
483:New Zealand Parliament
466:
229:
226:Queen Street, Auckland
179:History and activities
98:Statistics New Zealand
47:Mother of All Protests
26:
979:On 11 November 2021,
841:Member of Parliament
826:On 18 November 2021,
674:2023 Drive for Change
623:2022 Auckland protest
464:
223:
121:Te Tai o Poutini Plan
25:Groundswell NZ's logo
24:
3171:. 11 November 2021.
3009:. 13 December 2021.
2911:. 21 November 2021.
1393:on 20 September 2021
987:Notes and references
950:
885:community outbreak.
685:Ellerslie Racecourse
665:(VFF). According to
384:Member of Parliament
142:Three Waters reforms
3232:2021 in New Zealand
3227:2020 in New Zealand
2651:The Southland Times
2510:. 22 October 2022.
2306:. 14 October 2022.
2210:on 21 November 2021
2141:on 18 November 2021
1210:on 20 November 2021
632:. In response, the
410:1981 Springbok Tour
53:Goals and positions
3041:. 21 August 2021.
2883:. 19 November 2021
2539:New Zealand Herald
2068:. Groundswell NZ.
1976:. 17 August 2021.
1003:. Groundswell NZ.
969:Voices For Freedom
925:Voices for Freedom
748:reported that the
663:Voices for Freedom
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205:Protest activities
27:
3201:. 2 November 2022
3038:Otago Daily Times
2908:Radio New Zealand
2753:Radio New Zealand
2723:. 11 April 2022.
1706:Otago Daily Times
1674:Otago Daily Times
1576:Radio New Zealand
1517:on 22 August 2022
1477:Radio New Zealand
1387:Otago Daily Times
1313:Otago Daily Times
1303:McAvinue, Shawn.
1199:Otago Daily Times
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