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Greens celebrate as Matariki Bill passes third reading
The Greens are celebrating today as Te Kāhui o Matariki Public Holiday Bill passes its third reading in Parliament, and want to see more done to embed this significant cultural period into our education system.
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Greens write to PM to call for rent controls
The Green Party has published an open letter to the Prime Minister calling for an immediate rent freeze and for that to remain in place until rent controls are made meaningful and permanent.
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New report confirms the case for emissions reduction plan
Minister of Climate Change James Shaw says the latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is clear: we need a plan now to cut our emissions.
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Protect vulnerable communities before rolling back COVID-19 protections
The Green Party is reiterating its call for stronger protection of vulnerable communities as the Government keeps the country in ‘red’.
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Statement for Moana Jackson
E te whatukura e wehe atu nei, ko tērā o ngā ngākau māhaki o tātou, ko koe tērā e Moana.
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Simple, universal, liveable – a vision for welfare in Aotearoa
The Green Party is calling on the Government to simplify the welfare system by getting rid of the complicated calculations that mean many people will not receive Friday’s benefit increase in full.
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Break up supermarket duopoly and guarantee liveable incomes
The Green Party is calling on the Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, David Clark to break up the supermarket duopoly.
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Fair Pay Agreements will give workers more hope for a fairer system
The Green Party welcomes the introduction of the Fair Pay Agreements Bill.
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Welfare system keeping people in poverty
The Green Party calls on the Government to stop tinkering and immediately increase benefits to liveable levels, following the release of data by Fairer Futures which shows some of the country’s worst-off families need $300 a week more in support to make ends meet.
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Manus and Nauru Refugee resettlement welcome, but more to do
The Green Party welcomes the long overdue deal to resettle 150 refugees held unlawfully in Australia’s prison islands here in Aotearoa - but says the resettlement should be in addition to the existing refugee quota.