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Govt adopts Green alcohol harm solutions
The Greens welcome the Government’s announcement today to remove the special appeals process from Local Alcohol Policies, effectively adopting the first half of Chlöe Swarbrick’s Alcohol Harm Minimisation Bill.
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Global energy agency calls for end to oil and gas
Fossil fuel corporations claiming gas as a suitable “transition” fuel is jeopardising New Zealand’s chances of achieving its net zero climate change targets, a new report from the International Energy Agency underscores.
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Huge win for oceans against deepsea mining
The Green Party is today celebrating a landmark decision by the Government to support a moratorium on seabed mining in international waters.
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Fair pay agreements huge step towards fairer future
The Green Party is celebrating a landmark change in the law that will ensure more people are paid what they deserve.
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Green pressure helps keep check on commercial fishing
Thanks to political pressure from the Green Party, environmental NGOs and recreational fishers, the Government has changed plans that would have baked into law rules that shut out the public from important fisheries decisions.
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Greens call for sanctions on Iranian regime
The Green Party is calling for Aotearoa New Zealand to follow the EU, UK, and Canada by imposing sanctions and restrictions on the organisations and people responsible for ongoing human rights abuses in Iran.
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Groundhog Day for pay transparency
Labour is asking for the exact same advice on pay transparency that a Green Minister first asked for five years ago.
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Benefit stats show urgent need to wipe Work and Income debt
The Government needs to clear the debt that MSD has forced hundreds of thousands of low income people to take on and immediately lift benefits, says the Green Party.
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Welfare support must keep pace with inflation
The tools exist to lift every family out of poverty – and as costs continue to rise it is more urgent than ever that we use them, the Green Party says.
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Lasting public health measures needed for COVID response ahead of future waves
Winding down COVID powers does nothing to change the fact that stronger public health measures are needed to protect our immunocompromised and disabled whānau.