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Government rams through law attacking workers
“The passing of the Employment Relations Amendment Bill is a dark day for Aotearoa, and shows this government is on the side of big corporates and against the workers.” says Green Party Workplace Relations spokesperson Teanau Tuiono.
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Infrastructure Plan Contradicts Government Own Spending Priorities
The newly released National Infrastructure Plan stands in stark contrast to the Government's actual spending priorities, the Green Party says.
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Green Member’s Bill to recognise the personhood of tohorā
Green Party MP Teanau Tuiono has launched his Member’s Bill to recognise whales as legal persons with inherent rights, including the right to freedom of movement, a healthy environment, and the ability to thrive alongside humanity.
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Highest unemployment rate in a decade a tragedy for families
The latest labour market figures confirm that the unemployment rate, under the National Act NZ First coalition, has risen to 5.4%, New Zealand’s highest unemployment rate since September 2015. “This National Act NZ First coalition is a government of despair” says Marama Davidson, Co-Leader of the Green Party.
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Greens call on the Government to increase and extend the Civil Defence Payment to all regions affected
The Civil Defence Payment is finally being activated for some communities impacted by last week’s climate-charged weather events, after the Greens urged the Government to make the support available.
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No sign of Govt’s ‘green shoots’ in latest jobs figures
Today’s figures, which show fewer jobs in the construction and manufacturing sectors than a year ago, are further proof that the Government for the rich is failing working New Zealanders.
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Green MP Celia Wade-Brown announces decision to stand down at 2026 election
Green Party MP Celia Wade-Brown has announced she will not be standing as a candidate in the 2026 General Election.
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Greens announce bill to entrench Māori seats in law
Today, the Green Party is announcing a member's bill, in the name of Hūhana Lyndon, to entrench Māori seats in law.
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Green Party anticipates the predictable claims of Prime Minister Luxon
The Green Party has correctly predicted the facts and data that would be needed to set the record straight on the Prime Ministers claims three days ahead of his State of the Nation speech today.
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First step toward recognition of trans rights in healthcare
The Green Party welcomes this morning’s High Court decision granting The Professional Association for Transgender Health Aotearoa’s (PATHA) application to halt a ban on life-saving medication for trans youth, until a full review can be heard.