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Greens welcome progress on hard to recycle and single use plastics, but more needs to be done
The Green Party welcomes progress on the phase-out of some hard to recycle plastics and some single-use plastics, but says more must be done.
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Greens urge Wellington Council to support a Spatial Plan that best addresses the climate and housing crises
The Green Party is urging Wellington City Council to pass an ambitious Spatial Plan that sets Wellington up for action on the housing crisis, allowing for more new homes close to the city centre.
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Small steps for Hauraki Gulf protection, much more action needed
The Green Party welcomes the Government’s proposals for increased marine protection in the Hauraki Gulf, released today, but says much more needs to be done.
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Greens announce Members Bill to stop military launches at Rocket Lab protest
The Green Party’s Security and Intelligence spokesperson, and Te Mātāwaka member Teanau Tuiono MP launched his Member’s Bill at the ‘STOP militarisation’ protest today outside RocketLabs Headquarters in Tāmaki Makaurau. This Bill will amend the Outer Space and High altitude Activities Act and prohibit the launching of military hardware into space from Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Green Party supports call to end youth detention in police cells
The Green Party strongly supports the call by the Children’s Commissioner to repeal the law allowing youth to be held in police cells.
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Chlöe Swarbrick puts Bill aimed at minimising alcohol harm in Members’ ballot
Green Party MP Chlöe Swarbrick has put the Sale and Supply of Alcohol (Harm Minimisation) Amendment Bill into the Members’ ballot.
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Greens want Government to get cameras on boats faster
The Green Party welcomes progress to get cameras on around 300 inshore fishing vessels, but wants the Government to move faster and the industry to contribute more funding.
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Green MPs back calls for work to stop immediately in Pūtiki Bay following unnecessary police presence
Green MPs Dr Elizabeth Kerekere and Chlöe Swarbrick strongly support the calls by Ngāti Paoa for Auckland Council to immediately step in to stop works happening in Pūtiki Bay/Kennedy Point today.
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Clean car package to drive down emissions
New rebates for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles start July 1 with up to $8,625 for new vehicles and $3,450 for used. Electric vehicle chargers now available every 75km along most state highways to give Kiwis confidence. Low Emission Transport Fund will have nearly four times the funding by 2023 to continue to grow the nationwide EV charging network and support other low emission refuelling networks. Electric Vehicle Buyers Guide available to help guide potential buyers. Govt intends to set up...
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Acting boldly to address the housing crisis so we all thrive
Tēnā koe Minister Woods,