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Govt revamp of regional councils hurts environment
The Government is weakening environmental management and local democracy with its changes to Regional Councils.
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Our trans whānau deserve better than this Government
Following last week’s political posturing from Christopher Luxon’s Government, the Greens promise to do everything in their power to ensure everyone gets the healthcare they need, and that needs to include our trans whānau.
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Greens strengthen New Zealand’s first ever stalking law
The Green Party’s successful amendment to New Zealand’s first ever stalking law will better protect victims of stalking and harassment.
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Luxon government backtrack on climate recognised at COP30
Aotearoa New Zealand has today been recognised internationally for all the wrong reasons, presented with the ‘Fossil of the Day’ mantle at COP30 over the Government’s regression on methane targets.
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Govt caves to industry on Clean Car commitment
The Green Party says the Government’s move to cave in to industry by gutting the Clean Car Standard scheme is a reminder why National can’t be trusted.
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Greens to protect employee status of Uber Drivers
The Green Party is committed to protecting the employee status of Uber Drivers, especially after the Supreme Court echoed the rulings of lower courts and upheld their rights.
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Marama Davidson Mining Revocation Announcement Speech
Today, we are announcing that a Green Government will commit to revoking any consents or permits handed out under the fast-track process for coal, gold and seabed mines.
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Greens pledge to revoke most destructive fast-track mining consents
Today, the Greens are announcing that a Green Government will commit to revoking any consents or permits handed out under the fast-track process for coal, Hardrock gold and seabed mining.
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Sad day for Aotearoa as Regulatory Standards Bill becomes law
The Green Party condemns Christopher Luxon’s Government passing its Regulatory Standards Bill, which prioritises profits over people and planet.
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One year on from apology, Government still missing in action
Today marks one year since the Government’s formal apology to survivors of abuse in state care. On that day, words were spoken that recognised the harm done, acknowledged the suffering that was endured, and promised change.