This is where you can find out who we are, what we do, where and when we do it and why its all so important.
Why you should give a damn.
The four principles of the Green Party are Ecological Wisdom, Social Responsibility, Appropriate Decision-making and Non-Violence. You can also read the Green Party's vision, values, mission statement and success criteria and long term goals.
The Green Party are the most democratic decision-making Political Party in New Zealand - our Party List is decided by a vote of all members. This organisational chart shows the structure of the party and how decisions are made. The constitution, policy guidelines and standing orders (members-only) are also available.
There were six Green MPs elected at the 2005 election. We have biographical details for the MPs and the candidates who stood for the 2005 election.
These are the green candidates for the 2008 election.
An article outlining the History of Green Parties in New Zealand and around the world from the early 1970's to 1999 when 7 Green MPs were elected.
The Parliamentary Greens achieved a great deal of policy successes in the last 8 years, which are listed on the achievements page.
Photos of Green MPs, activists, members and supporters at Green gatherings.
The Maori network within the Green Party are called Te Roopu Pounamu.
There is a growing active group of Young Greens within the Green Party.
The Green Party has a strong tradition of an active presence through Campus Green groups on tertiary campuses around New Zealand.
See what jobs are going at the Greens.