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• Basic - Meet the Green MPs
  • Basic - James Shaw
  • Basic - Celia Wade-Brown
  • Basic - Marama Davidson
  • Basic - Julie Anne Genter
  • Basic - Chlöe Swarbrick
    • Basic - Auckland Central Transport
      • Basic -My position on light rail
      • Basic -My position on Waiheke public transport
      • Basic -My position on walking and cycling connection over Waitematā Harbour
      • Basic -My position on Queen Street
  • Basic - Huhana Lyndon
  • Basic - Scott Willis
  • Basic - Kahurangi Carter
  • Basic - Steve Abel
  • Basic - Lan Pham
  • Basic - Teanau Tuiono
  • Basic - Francisco Hernandez
  • Basic - Lawrence Xu-Nan
  • Basic - Ricardo Menéndez March
  • Basic - Tamatha Paul
• Blog - News
  • Blog Post - Two year review and stronger human rights safeguards set to improve Government’s anti-terror bill
  • Blog Post - Public service gender pay gap continues to close and more women in leadership
  • Blog Post - Climate change lens on major Government decisions
  • Blog Post - New Zealand will continue to showcase ambitious climate action
  • Blog Post - Independent expert advisors on future emission reductions announced
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcome festival drug checking research to prove harm reduction approach
  • Blog Post - Emissions report shines a light on the road ahead
  • Blog Post - Southland’s Waituna Lagoon vulnerable to changing climate
  • Blog Post - Medicinal Cannabis regulations mean final Christmas of suffering for many New Zealanders
  • Blog Post - Justice report highlights systemic racism and inequality: Green Party
  • Blog Post - Govt pledges next steps on plastic waste
  • Blog Post - Draft bill will ensure informed referendum debate on cannabis control and regulation
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcome Government adoption of foreign donations policy
  • Blog Post - Historic Ripapa Island open for summer visitors
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcome Suicide Prevention Office
  • Blog Post - Government steps up work on tackling waste
  • Blog Post - Government overturning complete ban on prisoner voting a win for equality:
  • Blog Post - ACC must show leadership on climate change
  • Blog Post - APEC Bill overreaches on gun liberalisation
  • Blog Post - Plan of action to protect seabirds
  • Blog Post - OIA reforms mean more attention to nature and cultural values
  • Blog Post - ​Lifting incomes a priority: Green Party
  • Blog Post - New road safety investment and action plan to save lives
  • Blog Post - Green Budget win backs public sector leadership on climate change
  • Blog Post - New Zealanders asked to help shape future climate and energy policy
  • Blog Post - Roadside Drug Testing to be Introduced
  • Blog Post - Discounted electric-bikes offered to public sector workers
  • Blog Post - Surgical mesh restorative justice report received
  • Blog Post - NZ to Join IMO Convention to Reduce Ship Emissions
  • Blog Post - Safer speed limits for schools
  • Blog Post - Māori women in business contribute to our economy, whānau and communities
  • Blog Post - Contraception important for New Zealanders
  • Blog Post - More vaccines for meningococcal disease
  • Blog Post - Hutt Road cycle path officially opened
  • Blog Post - Drivers to get more time to gain full licence
  • Blog Post - Green Party MP Gareth Hughes to step down at 2020 election
  • Blog Post - Sexual Violence Legislation Bill has its first reading
  • Blog Post - New report reveals barriers to prosecution and conviction for sexual violence cases
  • Blog Post - Joint Aged Care Report
  • Blog Post - Transparency Measures for MPs
  • Blog Post - Plans to protect the future of whitebaiting announced
  • Blog Post - Greens sign agreement to govern based on shared values
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcome Labour signing up to advertising transparency on Facebook
  • Blog Post - Boost for Rēkohu/Wharekauri/Chatham Islands Community Conservation
  • Blog Post - Minister opens new ecosanctuary at Cape Farewell
  • Blog Post - 2020 election critical for people and planet
  • Blog Post - Minister welcomes report of nation’s household plastic rubbish, recycling practices
  • Blog Post - Marama Davidson's State of the Planet speech
  • Blog Post - Greens announce $1 billion additional investment in R&D, including business tax breaks
  • Blog Post - Basin Flyover decision victory for common sense
  • Blog Post - New multi-million dollar bill for taxpayers under failed ETS
  • Blog Post - Conservation Minister restarted native logging against advice
  • Blog Post - Green Party launches policy to require 100% captioning of TV
  • Blog Post - Green Party to lodge official complaints
  • Blog Post - Greens launch billion dollar plan to reduce child poverty
  • Blog Post - National to cut $3.8 billion from health, education and environment spending
  • Blog Post - PM must take action over Collins’ Whale Oil leak
  • Blog Post - Greens to produce bigger surpluses and repay debt sooner than National
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes spy watchdog inquiry into dirty politics
  • Blog Post - National's poverty denial hurting Maori and Pasifika
  • Blog Post - Latest F for Hekia Parata
  • Blog Post - Forestry Co-op great idea, but not if foreign controlled
  • Blog Post - Key must come clean over SIS
  • Blog Post - Auckland home buyers now only $220,000 worse off under National
  • Blog Post - National’s tax cuts mean health, education cuts
  • Blog Post - 'Rock star’ economy hitting the rocks
  • Blog Post - Tax cuts or debt reduction? National confused
  • Blog Post - 1.4 million renters to benefit from Greens housing policy
  • Blog Post - More evidence GCSB sharing New Zealanders’ data
  • Blog Post - Report shows education system failing queer students
  • Blog Post - National's dirty politics hurts everyday New Zealanders
  • Blog Post - National Party campaign thrown into chaos
  • Blog Post - Independent Royal commission of inquiry only option for Key
  • Blog Post - Workers to get a better, fairer deal under Green Party
  • Blog Post - National's water announcement is election band-aid
  • Blog Post - Irresponsible tax cuts put surplus at risk
  • Blog Post - Greens help smaller towns upgrade sewage systems
  • Blog Post - National cannot investigate themselves
  • Blog Post - Auckland’s Hauraki Gulf endangered by river pollution
  • Blog Post - Green Party launches Smart Farming for Clean Rivers policy
  • Blog Post - Scrapping RMA and OIO would undermine New Zealand dream
  • Blog Post - Green Party to invest $500m in Wellington transport
  • Blog Post - National's fiscals in disarray
  • Blog Post - Greens to make major $115 million a year funding boost to inclusive education
  • Blog Post - National’s fiscals reveal big cuts to health and education
  • Blog Post - Public option for KiwiSaver will keep fees low
  • Blog Post - Greens recommit to cross-party work to eliminate child poverty
  • Blog Post - Green Party launches plan to boost ICT and create jobs
  • Blog Post - Green Party launches plan for cleaner, cheaper, smarter energy
  • Blog Post - Go ahead for charters schools wrong
  • Blog Post - Greens to build three times more cycleways than National
  • Blog Post - Pay decision great, but more needed for home care workers
  • Blog Post - Key wrong to use cyber protection to justify spying
  • Blog Post - NZ on the cusp of more kids in poverty under National
  • Blog Post - More oil company subsidies and more power price increases under National
  • Blog Post - Key politicising security for own political gain
  • Blog Post - Yes or no John Key – is X-Keyscore spying on New Zealanders?
  • Blog Post - Green Party announce Welcome Pack for newborn babies
  • Blog Post - Greens will help students in financial distress
  • Blog Post - World’s leading economists endorse Green Party economic direction
  • Blog Post - National overseeing increased pollution of Waikato River/Lake Karapiro
  • Blog Post - Inequality analysis gives wrong impression
  • Blog Post - Greens pledge to clean up Govt
  • Blog Post - Action needed to increase voter turnout numbers
  • Blog Post - Greens ramp up defence of environment and workers
  • Blog Post - Time for new Key Government to take strong action on climate
  • Blog Post - Govt must back parliamentary support with action over West Papua
  • Blog Post - John Key bats away child poverty problem, again
  • Blog Post - McCully must table emissions target while at UN
  • Blog Post - Dairy drop exposes bankruptcy of National's economic strategy
  • Blog Post - NZ fossil fuel industry admits days are numbered
  • Blog Post - Key should look to Children’s Commissioner for ideas on child poverty
  • Blog Post - Will John Key stop delaying the Auckland City Rail Link?
  • Blog Post - New report wake-up call for dairy export sector
  • Blog Post - Seymour appointment green light for failing charter schools
  • Blog Post - National hiding numbers on effect of welfare penalty
  • Blog Post - New report links 2013 drought and climate change
  • Blog Post - NZ must use its ties with China to protect Hong Kong protestors
  • Blog Post - Special votes return 14 Green Party MPs again
  • Blog Post - SkyCity hotel just another dodgy part of SkyCity deal
  • Blog Post - National spending less than half needed on urban cycleways – Ministry of Transport
  • Blog Post - Government must lift social housing supply, not shuffle the deck chairs
  • Blog Post - 'Blame the Planner' bizarre approach to child poverty
  • Blog Post - John Key dishonest about reasons for wanting to change terrorism law
  • Blog Post - Green Party calls for consultation over terrorism law changes
  • Blog Post - National must end ideological opposition to raising income
  • Blog Post - National needs to commit to making NZ workers safe
  • Blog Post - Treasury officials should try working without food
  • Blog Post - NZ has opportunity on UN Security Council
  • Blog Post - Refreshed Green Party portfolios reflect emphasis on big issues
  • Blog Post - New Analysis show Government cut tertiary education funding
  • Blog Post - Metiria Turei to lead fight on feeding hungry children
  • Blog Post - Key either incompetent or misleading over war coalition meeting
  • Blog Post - EPA finds Shell Oil illegally drilled two wells
  • Blog Post - Green Party expresses sympathy for Canadian shooting victims
  • Blog Post - Power price rises more than double the inflation rate
  • Blog Post - Aucklanders’ train use shows they need City Rail Link now
  • Blog Post - National’s failed commodities export strategy exposed
  • Blog Post - Bartlett case means Govt must act on equal pay
  • Blog Post - Another report highlights Govt failure on child poverty
  • Blog Post - All Auckland transport options should be considered
  • Blog Post - National has chance to show leadership on limos
  • Blog Post - RBNZ U-turn shows monetary settings were wrong
  • Blog Post - BNZ posts record profit while leaving savers vulnerable
  • Blog Post - Key misled public over Jason Ede
  • Blog Post - UN says cut emissions; NZ Govt increases emissions
  • Blog Post - National’s housing plan economically reckless
  • Blog Post - PM urged to support Feed the Kids Bill
  • Blog Post - Workers worse off under National
  • Blog Post - Meridian moves to kill competition from solar homes
  • Blog Post - Spy laws trumping human rights
  • Blog Post - National’s promised surplus looking doubtful
  • Blog Post - Merkel’s visit highlights our embarrassing record on climate
  • Blog Post - Key used GCSB for political ends prior to 2014 election
  • Blog Post - Australia and New Zealand Green parties call for greater action on climate and inequality at G20
  • Blog Post - Historic Waitangi Tribunal ruling should be taken seriously by Government
  • Blog Post - NZ joins G20 climate problem
  • Blog Post - G20 climate comment increases pressure on NZ
  • Blog Post - National’s cuts to R&D will hurt economy
  • Blog Post - Report into Brownlee security breach should be released
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes new Labour leader
  • Blog Post - Damning report on Department of Conservation restructure
  • Blog Post - National softening public up for 7th successive deficit
  • Blog Post - National gags community sector
  • Blog Post - National opens door further to Chinese property speculators
  • Blog Post - Inquiry needed to restore confidence in state's handling of harrassment complaints
  • Blog Post - Schools need backing to support children
  • Blog Post - Government should put the brakes on new surveillance laws
  • Blog Post - John Key yet to produce case for rushed terror law changes
  • Blog Post - Royal Commission needed after proof PM’s office involved in Dirty Politics
  • Blog Post - Report confirms John Key abused power of PM’s Office
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes sexual violence Trial Proceedings work
  • Blog Post - PM can't be trusted over dirty politics defence
  • Blog Post - Household incomes not keeping up with costs
  • Blog Post - Climate report reinforces need for Government action
  • Blog Post - Urgent response needed on family violence
  • Blog Post - Green Party asks Chief Archivist to investigate ‘text-gate’
  • Blog Post - Charter school roll plunge
  • Blog Post - PM must close down Black Ops
  • Blog Post - National’s economy rises and falls with dairy prices
  • Blog Post - Police get it wrong on Dirty Politics complaint
  • Blog Post - Dairy price collapse a call to action on R&D
  • Blog Post - World heads for hottest year ever while National plans emissions increase
  • Blog Post - Sealord’s actions bad for workers and regional economies
  • Blog Post - Central Govt to blame for Auckland rail delay
  • Blog Post - Greens call on the Auditor General to investigate serious conflict of interest
  • Blog Post - Treasury says failure to cut emissions could cost $34,000 per household
  • Blog Post - National to allow oil drilling in Maui’s Dolphin sanctuary
  • Blog Post - National giving Auckland growing pains
  • Blog Post - Report shows National must change its economic plan
  • Blog Post - Brakes needs to be put on China extradition treaty
  • Blog Post - Greens call for end to cruelty of factory farming
  • Blog Post - NZ finally ratifying maritime labour convention good news
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes Speaker’s commitment to making Parliament accessible
  • Blog Post - Dirty Dairy Accord failing to clean up rivers
  • Blog Post - Govt must review welfare so it's fit for purpose
  • Blog Post - New Zealand should condemn West Papua killings
  • Blog Post - Key even worse than Abbott on Climate Fund
  • Blog Post - Irresponsible tax cuts lead to seventh successive deficit
  • Blog Post - Solar homes stymied by Govt inaction
  • Blog Post - Govt spend on transport out of step with reality
  • Blog Post - Civil Aviation Authority report conflicts with Brownlee’s claims
  • Blog Post - Government must rule out using public funds on SkyCity Centre
  • Blog Post - It’s not too late – cancel the Pokies for Convention Centre deal
  • Blog Post - Chief Archivist to investigate Prime Minister
  • Blog Post - RMA not responsible for housing crisis – the Government is
  • Blog Post - RMA changes won't build more homes
  • Blog Post - National fails to produce evidence justifying attack on RMA
  • Blog Post - University students pushed further into debt
  • Blog Post - Greens call for ring-fencing of state home proceeds
  • Blog Post - Landlords and developers winners from PM's state home sell-off
  • Blog Post - Government's social housing numbers wrong
  • Blog Post - Russel Norman to stand down as Green Party Co-leader in May
  • Blog Post - Government’s urban cycleways plans are not enough, and they know it
  • Blog Post - National needs to rethink local government strategy
  • Blog Post - Time for WCC to grab Key’s cycling money
  • Blog Post - Oceans warming at rate of two trillion 100-watt lightbulbs, new study finds
  • Blog Post - Govt must do more to close the digital divide
  • Blog Post - The Government’s back track on DOC restructuring is not enough
  • Blog Post - Northland Growth Study highlights importance of climate-resilient economic development
  • Blog Post - Productivity Commission report underlines the need for smart green innovation
  • Blog Post - Christchurch emergency powers allow Govt to ignore public opinion
  • Blog Post - Green Party mourns Dr Apirana Mahuika
  • Blog Post - SkyCity: You've got to know when to walk way, and know when to run
  • Blog Post - Green Party Co-leader Dr Russel Norman’s Opening of Parliament speech
  • Blog Post - Sanctions and humanitarian assistance, not troops, needed to combat ISIL
  • Blog Post - EPA refusing Chatham Rock Phosphate mining is great news for our environment
  • Blog Post - Report shows Government failing on violence against children
  • Blog Post - Greens call on Super Fund to divest from fossil fuels
  • Blog Post - Green Party backing the Black Caps
  • Blog Post - Better monitoring of pesticides and GE needed
  • Blog Post - Great that Govt has backed down on SkyCity handout but it still has questions to answer
  • Blog Post - NZ foolishly signs up to failed war strategies
  • Blog Post - Investigation into pesticide a positive move for bee health
  • Blog Post - Meridian privatisation lines pockets of investors
  • Blog Post - Fruit fly discovery reveals inadequacy of biosecurity measures
  • Blog Post - Questions need to be asked following Super Fund’s $200 million loss
  • Blog Post - What was on the table at the dinner, Prime Minister?
  • Blog Post - Privatised power companies too focussed on short-term pay-outs
  • Blog Post - Big holes exposed in spy oversight
  • Blog Post - No mandate for John Key's Iraq war
  • Blog Post - Charter school victims deserve Minister's personal help
  • Blog Post - Govt must come clean about its fruit fly failure
  • Blog Post - Time for Govt to get on board City Rail Link
  • Blog Post - Make kids' needs a priority, the Green Party urges the Government
  • Blog Post - MPs’ pay rises should be indexed to median income
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes changes to MPs’ salary setting rules
  • Blog Post - Green Party suggests that Productivity Commission investigate carbon intensity
  • Blog Post - Pay transparency is vital to reduce inequality
  • Blog Post - McCully must be proactive on human rights with Indonesian Foreign Minister
  • Blog Post - Approving GE trees in Brazil will have dire implications for New Zealand
  • Blog Post - Demanding smartphone and laptop passwords at the border is unacceptable
  • Blog Post - Time for PM to come clean on Pacific spying
  • Blog Post - Broader focus needed for Canterbury air plan to safeguard our health
  • Blog Post - Clearer picture needed on air quality to safeguard our health
  • Blog Post - Greens lodge complaint as Pacific spying allegations confirmed
  • Blog Post - Green Party calls for release of cost benefit analysis of TPPA
  • Blog Post - 120 years until Kiwi women will earn the same as Kiwi men
  • Blog Post - Key must explain how GCSB spying on citizens is lawful
  • Blog Post - Kids need help now, Prime Minister
  • Blog Post - Government washes its hands of better protection for nature
  • Blog Post - If kauri trees are to be axed today, what will gutting the RMA bring tomorrow?
  • Blog Post - Govt surplus looking unlikely
  • Blog Post - Govt backs down on MP pay Bill riddled with basic errors
  • Blog Post - Metiria Turei asks John Key on a lunch date
  • Blog Post - NZ’s spying is damaging relations with our Pacific neighbours
  • Blog Post - Green Party extends sympathies to Vanuatu
  • Blog Post - Greens block expansion of MP travel benefits
  • Blog Post - Bridges’ tunnel doesn’t make sense
  • Blog Post - Green Party opposes MP pay changes
  • Blog Post - National’s motorway bribes won’t help Northland
  • Blog Post - Constraining public sector pay is the real objective of the MP pay Bill
  • Blog Post - Growing current account deficit shows why we need to diversify our economy
  • Blog Post - Six years on and the Government is still denying Cantabrians regional democracy
  • Blog Post - Government won’t back the farmers working hard to improve water quality
  • Blog Post - Govt can support value-added exports by supporting organic agriculture
  • Blog Post - Sad day as PM votes against feeding hungry kids
  • Blog Post - Super Fund should divest $140 million in high risk coal
  • Blog Post - Government must back Pacific calls for climate action
  • Blog Post - Government must immediately act on damning Roastbusters report
  • Blog Post - Govt out of step with PM's science advisor on childhood obesity
  • Blog Post - Spy agencies used for personal gain, again
  • Blog Post - State house sell-off puts New Zealanders at the mercy of property speculators
  • Blog Post - Govt must rule out selling state homes for developers to profit
  • Blog Post - TPPA leak proves foreign corporations can sue New Zealand
  • Blog Post - Govt’s R&D experiment has failed
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes IGIS inquiry into GCSB
  • Blog Post - Tide has turned on National after Northland nightmare
  • Blog Post - Government arrogantly ignores New Zealanders’ concerns about deep sea drilling
  • Blog Post - Ministers exclude NZ’s greenhouse emissions from ‘environment reporting’
  • Blog Post - Govt set to miss first significant deadline on climate target
  • Blog Post - "Mean" Govt should drop appeal of decision to pay carers minimum wage
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome Govt agreement to ban cosmetics testing on animals
  • Blog Post - Maui's dolphin sighted in new oil block
  • Blog Post - National ignores Reserve Bank advice on housing, fuelling house price inflation
  • Blog Post - Greens: Children must come first in Government’s CYF review
  • Blog Post - Lower dairy prices highlight lack of economic diversity
  • Blog Post - New Zealand going backwards on human rights
  • Blog Post - National must rule out new diesel for Main Trunk Line
  • Blog Post - Govt lets down sexual violence victims - again
  • Blog Post - Hector’s dolphin death highlights need for tougher stance on set nets
  • Blog Post - Movie jobs decline despite National’s promises and deals
  • Blog Post - Prison closures could increase community risk
  • Blog Post - Budget surplus back-down deeply embarrassing for Govt
  • Blog Post - Government tries to hide massive deforestation in latest climate report
  • Blog Post - Government in denial and out of touch on Auckland housing
  • Blog Post - Greens happy Government adopting their zero hours law changes
  • Blog Post - Landlords' reluctance to insulate shows need for rentals WOF
  • Blog Post - National equals the record: seven deficits
  • Blog Post - Government's Budget announcements for kids can't be trusted
  • Blog Post - NZ public have a right to know about deployment
  • Blog Post - Govt ignoring soaring public transport use in Auckland
  • Blog Post - John Key must introduce a Capital Gains Tax before it’s too late
  • Blog Post - GCSB dragging New Zealand into human rights abuses in Bangladesh
  • Blog Post - Greens call for politicians to do what’s right on housing
  • Blog Post - Christchurch City needs to step back on asset sales
  • Blog Post - National denying Kiwis their basic human right to adequate housing
  • Blog Post - Four nominees confirmed for Green Party male Co-leader
  • Blog Post - Key recklessly, pointlessly, damages China relationship
  • Blog Post - Govt should drop ECE targets amid quality concern
  • Blog Post - National’s housing crisis now main obstacle to interest rate cut
  • Blog Post - Common Sense Plan good start to keeping Christchurch’s assets
  • Blog Post - Govt breaks free doctors visit promise to kids
  • Blog Post - Government totally out of touch with suggestion parents "shop around" for a free doctor
  • Blog Post - Time for a plastic bag-free NZ
  • Blog Post - NZ an easy mark for overseas property speculators
  • Blog Post - Report shows public support for Government action on plastic bags
  • Blog Post - John Key should be judged by his own 'high' standards
  • Blog Post - Greens first NZ political party to call for remembrance of Armenian genocide
  • Blog Post - John Key's Saudi trip is now about women
  • Blog Post - Government must help Christchurch to keep its valuable public assets
  • Blog Post - John Key’s trip marred by absence of leadership
  • Blog Post - Rock star economy hits rocks
  • Blog Post - Auckland housing crisis hurting mortgage-payers and businesses
  • Blog Post - Intensive dairying is causing an environmental catastrophe – even without considering the use of poisons
  • Blog Post - Government to blame for Auckland rates rise
  • Blog Post - Child poverty must not be second broken Budget promise
  • Blog Post - NZ stopping animal testing of cosmetics a win for animals
  • Blog Post - National should stop gerrymandering MMP and vote for change
  • Blog Post - Wages not keeping up with house prices
  • Blog Post - National sells out public education through TiSA agreement
  • Blog Post - Green Party mourns Erima Henare
  • Blog Post - Govt must reveal potential buyers of state houses in Invercargill, Tauranga & elsewhere
  • Blog Post - Govt won’t rule out state-house sales to non-resident foreign buyers
  • Blog Post - Failing to act on climate a massive cost to NZ
  • Blog Post - Olympic officials should worry about the water in their own backyard
  • Blog Post - GCSB style spying deemed illegal by the US
  • Blog Post - Govt finances foreshadow Budget disappointment
  • Blog Post - Kiwi women being paid like it’s 1970
  • Blog Post - Reserve Bank forced to do AWOL Govt’s job on housing
  • Blog Post - Government pollution policy takes chainsaw to local forests
  • Blog Post - Govt must end non-resident foreign speculators’ Auckland housing buffet
  • Blog Post - OAG decision to not investigate Katherine Rich disappointing
  • Blog Post - Court decision allows councils to have a say on GE crops in their backyards
  • Blog Post - Spy agencies investigated for political gain, again
  • Blog Post - Revamped “100% Pure” campaign needs real-world back-up
  • Blog Post - Wellington weather chaos a sign of things to come
  • Blog Post - Time for Government to back New Zealanders up on climate change
  • Blog Post - Greens voice concern regarding US bullying over TPPA
  • Blog Post - Government finally beginning to see sense on capital gains
  • Blog Post - Greens will deliver a game-changer on kids’ savings
  • Blog Post - John Key selective with facts on capital gains tax advice
  • Blog Post - PMs ‘Oliver Twist’ poverty measure excuse for breaking budget promise
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome ‘locked-gate’ policy on Taranaki dump farms
  • Blog Post - Government must put bees first
  • Blog Post - The abandoned generations poised to be left out of budget
  • Blog Post - Taxpayer funded captioning gives broadcasters a free pass
  • Blog Post - Govt must guarantee 100% of homes built on Crown land are affordable
  • Blog Post - Today’s Budget still no solution to child poverty
  • Blog Post - National’s police cuts risk community safety
  • Blog Post - Reduced spend on refugees undermines resettlement
  • Blog Post - Greens support Budget moves to protect biosecurity
  • Blog Post - Conservation funding cuts a sad way to mark biodiversity day
  • Blog Post - MPs announce cross-party working group on LGBTI rights
  • Blog Post - Why are we paying climate polluters $31m to pollute?
  • Blog Post - $367 m Contact pay-out shows cash comes before customers
  • Blog Post - Govt hands casino bosses the last trump card
  • Blog Post - Echoes of GFC with huge trade deficit
  • Blog Post - NZ forces should not be risked training Iraqi army
  • Blog Post - Maui’s dolphin numbers fall
  • Blog Post - New dodgy deal revealed in Cabinet paper
  • Blog Post - Govt leaves Maori and domestic violence victims stranded by Relationship Aotearoa closure
  • Blog Post - PPP for Holiday Highway will double cost to taxpayer
  • Blog Post - Dairy price drop means Landcorp must stop dairy conversions
  • Blog Post - Judith Collins puts workers’ lives at risk
  • Blog Post - Norway moves first to dump coal investments
  • Blog Post - Government won’t act to protect Kiwi kids from pesticide residues in food
  • Blog Post - NZ’s environment once again at risk from seabed prospectors
  • Blog Post - Green Party asks Auditor General to investigate Saudi sheep pay-off
  • Blog Post - Greens moving forward and setting agenda
  • Blog Post - Greens moving forward and setting agenda
  • Blog Post - Government needs to know what’s worth saving
  • Blog Post - New Green’s leader calls on PM to talk over climate change
  • Blog Post - Spy review panel needs to look at NSA roll back
  • Blog Post - Mentally ill NZers are not a cash cow for National's mates
  • Blog Post - Are our spy agencies stopping asylum seekers
  • Blog Post - Govt must stop demanding schools report on National Standards
  • Blog Post - PM needs to stand down McCully and investigate
  • Blog Post - Key proved wrong on cost of climate action
  • Blog Post - Toddler’s death shows Govt must urgently introduce housing WoF
  • Blog Post - Dunedin flooding highlights costs of Govt’s inaction on climate
  • Blog Post - Negligent Govt must fix the 20,000 state houses that remain uninsulated
  • Blog Post - Dalziel’s budget plan still sells Christchurch assets
  • Blog Post - Govt should give non-recoverable grants to families struggling to pay their power bills
  • Blog Post - FTA privilege should be not extend to torturers
  • Blog Post - IRD contract set to benefit US economy not NZ
  • Blog Post - New Chum beach decision a victory for community
  • Blog Post - National must protect quarry workers
  • Blog Post - Govt’s half-baked housing quality standards nowhere near enough
  • Blog Post - Local Govt Commission must listen to Wellingtonians
  • Blog Post - Green Party mourns the passing of Peter Conway
  • Blog Post - OECD report shows Govt must step up and build affordable housing for New Zealanders
  • Blog Post - Super Fund backs coal while the world rushes to dump it
  • Blog Post - Ball back in Govt’s court to fix Auckland housing crisis
  • Blog Post - Government’s live animal exports policy in tatters
  • Blog Post - Leaks prove Pharmac under threat from TPPA
  • Blog Post - Town Hall decision a victory for Christchurch and democracy
  • Blog Post - Tighter laws needed to stop National skirting around animal welfare
  • Blog Post - New report demands transport rethink from Govt
  • Blog Post - Greens release climate snapshot of the Asia-Pacific region
  • Blog Post - Green Party launches climate change test bill
  • Blog Post - CEO pay shows entrenched inequality
  • Blog Post - Govt cheating iwi, first-home buyers and our legal system
  • Blog Post - Paying people smugglers is pretty illegal Mr Key
  • Blog Post - IEA report shows need for NZ climate plan
  • Blog Post - Green Party launches Bill to increase refugee quota
  • Blog Post - Export of ancient swamp kauri is state-sponsored negligence
  • Blog Post - Minister in denial over Police budget cuts
  • Blog Post - Govt must rule out huge line charge increases for households
  • Blog Post - National Govt continues attack on DOC and effective marine protection
  • Blog Post - Papal encyclical shows National out of step with world on climate
  • Blog Post - Govt stuck in the mud over swamp kauri allegations
  • Blog Post - Dairy growth costing the environment more than ever
  • Blog Post - Pope calls for Government action on climate change
  • Blog Post - Key’s comments expose Saudi sheep scandal
  • Blog Post - Proposed National Environmental Standard could wipe the right of communities to stop GE
  • Blog Post - Swamp kauri shambles continues with muddled maths
  • Blog Post - Green Party supports Action Station call for Saudi sheep scandal investigation
  • Blog Post - Petition demands Landcorp conversions stop to protect water quality
  • Blog Post - Govt can improve human health by tackling climate change
  • Blog Post - Green Party supports moves regarding corporate manslaughter
  • Blog Post - Housing should be warm and dry – full stop
  • Blog Post - Stand-alone health agency needed for Corrections
  • Blog Post - Make child safety investigations mandatory in domestic violence cases
  • Blog Post - John Key must act on McCully
  • Blog Post - Dutch court ruling on climate change should spur NZ Govt to act
  • Blog Post - McCully unsure about what happens if Saudi farm sold
  • Blog Post - MFAT spend on apartment unwise
  • Blog Post - Ruataniwha dam has already cost ratepayers too much
  • Blog Post - Don’t sell our state houses to the Aussies, Mr English!
  • Blog Post - Time to restore democracy to Canterbury
  • Blog Post - Govt must reveal details on how many new state homes will be built as a result of sell-off
  • Blog Post - NZ must show moral leadership in flotilla blockade
  • Blog Post - National must guarantee state homes can’t be flicked off for a profit
  • Blog Post - National’s $10.5 billion transport spend will mostly increase pollution
  • Blog Post - Green Party allows split vote on the Harmful Digital Communications Bill
  • Blog Post - NZ fails leadership test before even starting Security Council presidency
  • Blog Post - Greens challenge National to rule out replacing electric trains with diesel
  • Blog Post - Greens call for Select Committee inquiry into equality of access to justice
  • Blog Post - Low dairy prices highlight the failure of National’s economic strategy
  • Blog Post - Crown land sold at bargain basement prices a lost opportunity for the NZ public
  • Blog Post - Move back to democracy for Christchurch too slow
  • Blog Post - New Zealand needs to stop funding Nauru’s broken justice system
  • Blog Post - New leaks show Pharmac loser in TPPA negotiation
  • Blog Post - Government must plan for rising sea levels
  • Blog Post - More ‘greenfields’ SHAs a bad deal for Aucklanders
  • Blog Post - Govt should declare climate change a threat to peace and security
  • Blog Post - New fiscal stimulus can fix the climate and economy
  • Blog Post - Environment Minister should enforce his guidelines in Taranaki, not endorse a greenwash report
  • Blog Post - Govt’s emissions reduction target 100% pure spin
  • Blog Post - Surplus surprise likely to be short-lived
  • Blog Post - Govt fails to trust Cantabrians with democracy
  • Blog Post - Key can no longer be complacent on China slowdown
  • Blog Post - Govt should re-start housing insulation MoU with Greens
  • Blog Post - Time to pull the plug on Ruataniwha dam
  • Blog Post - Aucklanders’ views on SkyCity ignored again
  • Blog Post - Govt must reduce greenhouse pollution not use ‘creative accounting’
  • Blog Post - New portfolio line-up for the Green Party
  • Blog Post - Rampant property speculation is the problem, not ethnicity
  • Blog Post - Minister back tracks on swamp kauri – but it’s not enough
  • Blog Post - Congratulations to McDonald’s on moving to free-range eggs
  • Blog Post - Govt leaves Kiwis out in the cold
  • Blog Post - Labour and National too afraid to do what’s needed to stop rising house prices
  • Blog Post - New LSE report says cutting emissions is self-interested economics
  • Blog Post - 17 years late, the new landfarming guidelines are a sham
  • Blog Post - Government oblivious to real causes of child poverty
  • Blog Post - More R&D needed to offset plummeting dairy price
  • Blog Post - Smith highlights Govt hypocrisy over Landcorp
  • Blog Post - Fonterra redundancies show dairy price drop hitting cities
  • Blog Post - Greens support simplifying tax for small business
  • Blog Post - Prisoner fight video another failure of prison privatisation
  • Blog Post - Greens disappointed with Northland waste contract decision
  • Blog Post - Benefit numbers no reason to celebrate
  • Blog Post - Greens claim win but more action needed on plastic bags
  • Blog Post - Is Govt running scared from TPPA’s implications for Māori?
  • Blog Post - Buried prison report shows need for Greens’ Independent Prison Inspectorate
  • Blog Post - National failing to build strong, export-focused economy
  • Blog Post - Govt needs to listen to New Zealanders, who don’t want GE trees
  • Blog Post - Govt can raise the 2030 climate target
  • Blog Post - Government should review benefit levels
  • Blog Post - PM’s “belief” that Kiwis can buy a home an insult
  • Blog Post - OCR drop exposes National’s failed economy
  • Blog Post - Government must act to fix ACC rot
  • Blog Post - Green Party questioning of Lotu-Iiga reveals more SERCO failures
  • Blog Post - Time to consider cancelling SERCO contract
  • Blog Post - New health and safety law worse than what it replaces
  • Blog Post - SERCO contract could have been cancelled earlier
  • Blog Post - Compromised charter board should go
  • Blog Post - Prisoner voting ban needs to be repealed
  • Blog Post - Environment at risk as GE advocate chosen to head the EPA
  • Blog Post - Privatising environmental decisions will cost the environment and the public
  • Blog Post - Sick New Zealanders will pay under John Key’s TPPA
  • Blog Post - Reserve Bank’s failings hurting businesses and households
  • Blog Post - Pharmac cost increase, under TPPA, must come from new funding
  • Blog Post - Even the lawyers say stock numbers should come down
  • Blog Post - Government delay in Māori Language week an embarrassment
  • Blog Post - Urgent action needed on family and sexual violence
  • Blog Post - Wellington case another sign the Govt must do more to fix the state of our housing stock
  • Blog Post - Global Community loses opportunity on climate change
  • Blog Post - Time for the Govt to come clean on flailing TPP
  • Blog Post - Smelter decision creates opportunity for new economic plan
  • Blog Post - Groser’s emotions should not define NZ’s TPPA stance
  • Blog Post - Government can support Māori Language Month
  • Blog Post - Salvation Army homeless reports shows Govt is letting down our most vulnerable Kiwis
  • Blog Post - Government fails Amnesty International’s Security Council report card
  • Blog Post - Obama’s climate plan shows what leadership is
  • Blog Post - Dairy price drop shows new thinking needed
  • Blog Post - John Key’s hands-off housing ideas failing Aucklanders
  • Blog Post - Ideas for family violence law changes welcomed
  • Blog Post - Green Party writes to OAG to urge follow up on Saudi deal
  • Blog Post - New TPPA leak confirms fears about Pharmac
  • Blog Post - End of coal-fired generation by Genesis shows Govt how to take action on climate
  • Blog Post - Groundhog day with MP pay
  • Blog Post - Dairy payout shows the Government and Fonterra there is a limit to a ‘no limit’ strategy
  • Blog Post - Green Party opposes David Seymour’s cheap publicity stunt
  • Blog Post - Govt shows it’s learnt nothing from the dairy price crisis
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome more responsible RWC booze bill
  • Blog Post - Prime Minister needs to say whether McCully misled Cabinet over shoddy Saudi deal
  • Blog Post - Green Party confident that a better Rugby World Cup Bill is on the cards
  • Blog Post - Spies need less, not more, power
  • Blog Post - Power price rise eclipses inflation
  • Blog Post - National pushing students further into debt and distress
  • Blog Post - Solid Energy reprieve should spur Govt action
  • Blog Post - Solar bill will help power NZ’s transition to green economy
  • Blog Post - Skyrocketing child poverty shows Govt creating a country of two halves
  • Blog Post - ​Hekia Parata has broken her word
  • Blog Post - Govt should abandon state-house sell-off
  • Blog Post - Overseas ownership undermining economic sovereignty
  • Blog Post - Government needs to get its story straight on Landcorp
  • Blog Post - Govt being left behind on clean energy transition
  • Blog Post - Pre-paid power parity needed
  • Blog Post - Govt must keep Lochinver Kiwi
  • Blog Post - Health Minister misled Select Committee over Pharmac funding
  • Blog Post - Landcorp farms must stay in NZ hands
  • Blog Post - PM must stand down McCully to protect NZ’s reputation
  • Blog Post - Threat of more foreign banks means stronger Kiwibank needed
  • Blog Post - Greens urge Government MPs to support Health and Safety Bill amendments
  • Blog Post - Green Party initiates inquiry into education special needs
  • Blog Post - National’s 30-year plan 30 years out of date
  • Blog Post - Govt could save kids’ lives with rentals’ WoF
  • Blog Post - Supporting smart jobs and exports isn't a game
  • Blog Post - High Court Basin flyover decision the right one
  • Blog Post - National MP caught misleading on TPPA
  • Blog Post - Pig-farm fire shows why it’s time for farrowing crates to go
  • Blog Post - SERCO must be put on final warning
  • Blog Post - Govt hoping for miracle with Easter Sunday diversion
  • Blog Post - Greens to call for personal vote on Government’s Easter trading u-turn
  • Blog Post - Stock market crises demand new thinking from Govt
  • Blog Post - Greens to vote against bad World Cup booze law
  • Blog Post - Green Party Bill will bring NZ rental laws into the 21st century
  • Blog Post - Greens to prioritise fixing health and safety law
  • Blog Post - Landcorp’s ‘dairy at all costs’ strategy is not working
  • Blog Post - SERCO review extension a clear signal for Final Warning
  • Blog Post - Landcorp’s backing away from dairy is great news for the environment
  • Blog Post - Minister needs to follow overseas examples; dump SERCO
  • Blog Post - Ihumatao should be protected
  • Blog Post - Kiwis lose $871 million from power company privatisations
  • Blog Post - National’s empty economic complacency failing today and for the future
  • Blog Post - John Key once again wrong on refugee numbers
  • Blog Post - Protect bees from pesticides this spring
  • Blog Post - Coromandel says No Way to TPPA
  • Blog Post - PM must ensure NZ takes in full 825 refugee allocation
  • Blog Post - Govt must not backpedal on cycle safety
  • Blog Post - Animal health at stake if HT swede sales continue
  • Blog Post - Yes we can! Green climate plan shows 40% target by 2030 is achievable
  • Blog Post - Key’s lack of compassion appalling
  • Blog Post - Has Minister instructed officials to refuse OIAs?
  • Blog Post - Green Party will seek leave to introduce Bill to increase refugee quota
  • Blog Post - 100 extra refugees a meager half measure
  • Blog Post - Green Party will still seek leave to introduce refugee quota Bill
  • Blog Post - Greens appoint new Communications and Policy Director
  • Blog Post - Govt must reverse its position on junk food in schools
  • Blog Post - Green Party calls on Govt to support introduction of refugee quota Bill
  • Blog Post - Manufacturing down further despite lower dollar
  • Blog Post - Government is preparing to take huge dividend from Housing NZ
  • Blog Post - McCully’s refusal to act on West Papua shameful & embarrassing
  • Blog Post - Govt should honour Pacific Leaders’ call for climate action
  • Blog Post - OCR wind-back highlights need for Reserve Bank governance reform
  • Blog Post - Minister withholding full extent of SERCO failure
  • Blog Post - Conservation Minister negligent for allowing proposal for oil drilling in Maui’s dolphin sanctuary
  • Blog Post - Auditor General shows Minister of Primary Industries was wrong to make swamp kauri assurances
  • Blog Post - Govt asleep at the wheel in ‘dangerous territory’
  • Blog Post - Government ignoring lessons of East Timor when it comes to West Papua
  • Blog Post - Government needs to act on workplace domestic violence response
  • Blog Post - New information shows Corrections withdrew fines issued to SERCO
  • Blog Post - Climate uncertainty hurting business – Treasury
  • Blog Post - Sam Lotu-Iiga must be stood down
  • Blog Post - Economic slowdown an opportunity to invest
  • Blog Post - Better rules needed to keep NZ land in Kiwi hands
  • Blog Post - Divestment Bill part of climate solution
  • Blog Post - Government must ensure Solid Energy buyers live up to standards
  • Blog Post - Govt loaded decks in SkyCity’s favour leaving NZers to foot the bill
  • Blog Post - Gloriavale School teaching Victorian-era values
  • Blog Post - Migration not enough to build sustainable economy
  • Blog Post - AgResearch job cuts show Govt failing agricultural science sector
  • Blog Post - Greens to seek red peak option in flag referendum
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes Government decision to adopt Red Peak Bill
  • Blog Post - Govt misleads over Serco's involvement at CYFS
  • Blog Post - Government failing Auckland commuters
  • Blog Post - Parliament passes Green Party’s original Bill
  • Blog Post - CYFS’s radical overhaul should not include privatisation
  • Blog Post - Will Groser sign the TPPA dud deal?
  • Blog Post - Capital Gains Tax still the best option for Auckland
  • Blog Post - Even TPPA supporters want more transparency
  • Blog Post - John Key must back signing of SDGs with action or risk hypocrisy
  • Blog Post - CYFS Minister needs to support our kids
  • Blog Post - Greens applaud great start by Government over Kermadecs
  • Blog Post - NZ should use leaders’ summit to further Syrian crisis ICC referral
  • Blog Post - Australian and New Zealand Green parties call for deportation halt
  • Blog Post - Five year test a better bright line test
  • Blog Post - Wasted opportunity to change lanes to electric cars
  • Blog Post - NZ must look to balance rights for Kiwis in Australia
  • Blog Post - Government’s hunt for oil is a dying dream
  • Blog Post - Parata’s comments highlight massive holes in Govt’s plan for our kids
  • Blog Post - Green Party will return prisons to state control
  • Blog Post - New Zealand must do more for our Pacific neighbours on climate
  • Blog Post - Biggest gender pay gap since 2008
  • Blog Post - Greens celebrate $120 million savings from banking tender
  • Blog Post - Bad TPPA deal will cost New Zealanders
  • Blog Post - Sacrificing habitat of threatened species for irrigation reservoir is a bad deal
  • Blog Post - Bee-killing pesticides need to go
  • Blog Post - Super Fund tilts towards clean energy
  • Blog Post - Greens support E tū union launch
  • Blog Post - Charter schools evaluation reveals next to nothing
  • Blog Post - KiwiSaver withdrawals highlight growing hardship
  • Blog Post - Government needs a plan to support people working in coal industry
  • Blog Post - Independent evaluation of Charter Schools needed
  • Blog Post - Green Party backs mandatory captioning petition
  • Blog Post - Key’s Camp Taji trip whitewashes reality
  • Blog Post - Stronger rules and response needed to protect beaches from oil spills
  • Blog Post - High Court finds Government in breach of OIA
  • Blog Post - Key and Brownlee cannot get Iraq story straight
  • Blog Post - Government continues to deny Cantabrians democracy
  • Blog Post - Green Party praise for Helen Kelly
  • Blog Post - Surplus good but at what cost?
  • Blog Post - TPPA will hit farmers in the pocket and funnel it to agribusiness
  • Blog Post - Greens will ensure gender balance in Cabinet
  • Blog Post - Govt plans to melt Antarctica!
  • Blog Post - Two dollar tax bribe at what cost?
  • Blog Post - Government encouraging New Zealanders to become tenants in our own land
  • Blog Post - Govt’s obesity plan must put people ahead of junk-food industry profits
  • Blog Post - Waikato Regional Council is sitting on its hands while the river continues to be polluted
  • Blog Post - Australian and New Zealand Green parties to lodge complaint with Australian Human Rights Commission
  • Blog Post - After failure of Turnbull meeting, what’s the plan for NZ detainees?
  • Blog Post - Greens' deportation complaint stands after PM's failure to get win for Kiwis
  • Blog Post - Government’s new plan same as the old plan
  • Blog Post - Protection for subcontractors a win for building industry
  • Blog Post - Greens congratulate Kristine Bartlett and union movement on historic equal pay victory
  • Blog Post - New Zealand standing in the way of developing countries adapting to climate change
  • Blog Post - Report highlights Government’s failure to protect rivers and native species
  • Blog Post - Government can create housing options that are good for people and the environment
  • Blog Post - Detainee rights not raised by Key
  • Blog Post - Green Party introduces amendment to curb ‘facilitation payments’
  • Blog Post - Green Co-leader calls for cross-party action on climate change
  • Blog Post - Greens call for deferral of SkyCity’s new pokies following problem gambling failure
  • Blog Post - Government must say if it supports Australia’s UNHRC bid
  • Blog Post - New Zealanders want rivers we can swim in, not get sick in
  • Blog Post - Green Party farewells Russel Norman
  • Blog Post - Horrific genetic engineering of animals must stop
  • Blog Post - Greens call for audit, law change to protect labour hire workers
  • Blog Post - Government should harness some All Blacks pride for the environment
  • Blog Post - Price on carbon key to a sustainable future
  • Blog Post - New evidence shows charter school experiment not working
  • Blog Post - New OECD environment report damaging for New Zealand’s reputation
  • Blog Post - Time to take a stand on Aussie human rights abuses
  • Blog Post - Auckland housing crisis costs families and distorts economy
  • Blog Post - Christchurch needs more than just the new Bus Exchange
  • Blog Post - Govt should side with Kiwi kids and ban junk-food vending machines
  • Blog Post - Poor transport planning holding New Zealand back
  • Blog Post - Mouldy south Auckland homes show WoF needed now
  • Blog Post - Govt needs to think carefully before ruining NZ’s clean green and GE-free brand
  • Blog Post - Education Act review a farce
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes Marama Davidson to Parliament
  • Blog Post - Conservation Week celebrations empty without real commitment to conservation
  • Blog Post - Govt can help victims of domestic violence stay in work
  • Blog Post - Government should back Kiwibank to drive down bank profits
  • Blog Post - Green Party supports fair pay for DOC workers
  • Blog Post - Royal visit opportunity to pull out of fossil fuels
  • Blog Post - National scores a fail in economics as unemployment rises
  • Blog Post - SIS breaks the law again IGIS finds
  • Blog Post - Green Party proposes business tax breaks for clean transport options
  • Blog Post - Northland’s disappearing forests will spread
  • Blog Post - Green Party supports fair pay and conditions for MBIE staff
  • Blog Post - New Govt punishment for our most vulnerable families
  • Blog Post - Minister in the dark for months about SIS breaking the law
  • Blog Post - Kiwis must have a say on TPPA
  • Blog Post - TPPA fails to acknowledge climate change
  • Blog Post - Minister must instruct SIS to reassess denied security clearances
  • Blog Post - NZ Govt cannot support Australia on UN Human Rights Council
  • Blog Post - John Key puts Australian domestic politics ahead of human rights of Kiwis
  • Blog Post - Pay women more
  • Blog Post - Did the Trade Minister wilfully forget he’s also Minister for Climate Change Issues?
  • Blog Post - Green Party calls on transport minister to adopt ‘gold coin’ bus trial
  • Blog Post - IMF report more evidence of Govt’s inaction on housing crisis
  • Blog Post - Is John Key losing it?
  • Blog Post - National fiddling while Auckland burns
  • Blog Post - Minimum standards needed now to stop more kids from getting sick
  • Blog Post - Greens offer Government chance to vote for the environment
  • Blog Post - John Key should “back” sexual violence survivors
  • Blog Post - Greens call out Government’s agenda of politicising environmental decision making
  • Blog Post - Supermarket referee long overdue
  • Blog Post - Amy Adams must clarify why New Zealanders are being detained on Island
  • Blog Post - What role did ministers play in keeping Saudi report secret?
  • Blog Post - Green Party expresses sympathy for Paris victims
  • Blog Post - Families set to suffer as SkyCity hits jackpot
  • Blog Post - Green Party abstaining on Returning Offenders Bill
  • Blog Post - Change the Govt if you want action on climate
  • Blog Post - Another case of pay hypocrisy from the Government
  • Blog Post - Govt must build more state houses to get our children off the streets
  • Blog Post - NZ must not extradite people to be tortured
  • Blog Post - Green Party mourns Jonah Lomu
  • Blog Post - If the UK can ditch coal, Fonterra can too
  • Blog Post - What have we learned five years on from Pike River tragedy?
  • Blog Post - Govt missing in action on helping protect communities from sea-level rise
  • Blog Post - Govt must restore cuts to Opposition funding
  • Blog Post - Just 2 percent of kids cycle to school because of Govt inaction
  • Blog Post - 25 years of the rights of children but Government failing to deliver
  • Blog Post - Get bee-harming pesticides off the shelf and out of our environment
  • Blog Post - Government’s climate denial puts peoples’ livelihoods and assets at risk
  • Blog Post - TPPA poll shows Kiwis don’t buy the Govt’s spin
  • Blog Post - Govt needs to investigate links between anti-biotic resistance and herbicide
  • Blog Post - You might not have a strong plan to cut emissions Tim, but we do
  • Blog Post - Minister in denial over impact of poverty on learning
  • Blog Post - Groser misleads on climate costs to justify lack of ambition
  • Blog Post - If the UN can challenge Australia, why can’t John Key?
  • Blog Post - Govt needs to cut the crap and build more houses
  • Blog Post - Police censorship of crime research “an outrage”
  • Blog Post - Agriculture must be part of Emissions Trading Scheme review
  • Blog Post - Rising rents will push more Aucklanders onto the streets
  • Blog Post - Strengthen public education, don’t undermine it
  • Blog Post - RMA changes must not risk what we hold dear
  • Blog Post - Agricultural disaster from climate pollution if Govt fails to act now
  • Blog Post - National’s failed R&D plan missing the D
  • Blog Post - Land and Water Forum’s focus is money, not protection
  • Blog Post - Green Party to join the People’s Climate March
  • Blog Post - Green Party congratulates Kirk Hope
  • Blog Post - Thousands of Kiwi climate marchers challenge Govt to show leadership
  • Blog Post - NZ should send navy to monitor Japan’s whale hunt
  • Blog Post - MPI failing our animals and damaging our reputation
  • Blog Post - Key must apologise over Malaysian diplomat case
  • Blog Post - Key needs to walk-the-talk when on the world stage
  • Blog Post - Fossil of the Day award shows up National’s climate hypocrisy
  • Blog Post - Govt abandons older Kiwis
  • Blog Post - Green Party to vote against National’s RMA changes
  • Blog Post - Parliament to debate supermarket referee to give suppliers a fair go
  • Blog Post - Govt keeping consumers in the dark about hepatitis A scare
  • Blog Post - Govt to be asked to come clean on fossil fuel subsidies
  • Blog Post - Mojo Mathers launches disability-assist dog Bill
  • Blog Post - Australia and NZ Greens call for human rights inquiry
  • Blog Post - Minister must address teen prison lockdown “akin to torture”
  • Blog Post - Australia and NZ Greens call for human rights inquiry
  • Blog Post - Green Party Bill to stop Māori land confiscations under the Public Works Act
  • Blog Post - Corrections Minister failing to grasp basics of his portfolio
  • Blog Post - Review of CYFS investigation into Roastbusters raises further questions of trust
  • Blog Post - Super Fund and ACC should Divest for Paris
  • Blog Post - National Government wins another fossil
  • Blog Post - Waihi community shouldn’t be undermined by goldmining
  • Blog Post - NZ must step up in final week of Paris climate talks
  • Blog Post - New review needed into Ministers’ actions in Malaysian diplomat case
  • Blog Post - National Government’s snub threatens fair climate deal for Pacific
  • Blog Post - Collins should go full circle on Serco
  • Blog Post - Evidence shows John Key misled New Zealanders about detainees
  • Blog Post - State care compensation cases need prompt resolution
  • Blog Post - Recycling could be improved for just 10 cents a pop
  • Blog Post - Groser’s departure a chance to hit ‘refresh’ on climate agenda
  • Blog Post - Bennett’s first act on climate ignores Pacific’s pleas
  • Blog Post - OIA report must signal new era of accountability
  • Blog Post - New report shows National going backwards on climate change
  • Blog Post - Summer’s barely begun and too many lakes & rivers are already unsafe for swimming
  • Blog Post - Serco contract should be cancelled rather than not renewed
  • Blog Post - Cuts to Native Affairs show deeply disappointing
  • Blog Post - Green MP scoops top international prize
  • Blog Post - OCR cut good for families, bad for Auckland housing
  • Blog Post - Govt's junkfood relationship devastating for kids
  • Blog Post - Inadequate DOC funding is failing Northland
  • Blog Post - National’s two-faced approach to climate talks
  • Blog Post - Newest detainee form shows Govt once again dropped the ball
  • Blog Post - Sexual violence services need more help - MPs
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes the Paris Agreement
  • Blog Post - Government shows astonishing disregard for Paris agreement
  • Blog Post - Sam Lotu-Iiga backs Greens’ position on independent prisons inspectorate
  • Blog Post - Govt inaction on poverty killing kids
  • Blog Post - Consumers pay the price of broadband decision
  • Blog Post - A road is not a plan for a just transition from West Coast coal
  • Blog Post - Surplus gone, time to concentrate on serious economic issues
  • Blog Post - ​China’s ‘assurances’ not good enough for extradition
  • Blog Post - Wellington: Don’t ditch the trolley buses!
  • Blog Post - New oil permits show National isn’t serious about climate change
  • Blog Post - Charter school experiment must stop
  • Blog Post - National allows oil exploration to block marine protection
  • Blog Post - National must honour Paris with deadline for agricultural emissions
  • Blog Post - Migration not a sustainable way to grow economy
  • Blog Post - National failing on climate change – emissions set to sky rocket
  • Blog Post - Lack of Govt support means Kiwirail loses Wellington trains contract
  • Blog Post - Greens call on IPCA to investigate unlawful Nicky Hager search
  • Blog Post - IPCA to investigate Green Party's complaint over Hager search
  • Blog Post - New Zealand shouldn’t prefer human rights abusers
  • Blog Post - New refugees need better support
  • Blog Post - Govt must investigate growing toxic algae problem
  • Blog Post - Recreational fishing parks a smokescreen to hide plunder in the EEZ
  • Blog Post - MPI needs to take poisonous swedes out of the market
  • Blog Post - Cheap oil gives the opportunity to start exiting from it
  • Blog Post - OIA charging a worrying step
  • Blog Post - Government must prioritise equal pay for women
  • Blog Post - New Zealand the hardest place in the world to buy a house
  • Blog Post - Climate now ranked as the biggest risk to business
  • Blog Post - Using poisonous weedkillers in parks, playgrounds and streets has to stop
  • Blog Post - Major disruption in jobs will accelerate growing inequality
  • Blog Post - Govt has an opportunity to rebuild New Zealand’s carbon market
  • Blog Post - Low inflation provides opportunity to tackle big economic problems
  • Blog Post - South Island drought a sign of the growing challenge for farmers
  • Blog Post - Auckland bus and train fares should fall, not rise
  • Blog Post - TPPA repeats Treaty of Waitangi injustices
  • Blog Post - TPPA will limit ability to stop climate change
  • Blog Post - Gender pay gap no accident and needs a Government response
  • Blog Post - NZers need full information about TPPA costs and trade-offs
  • Blog Post - Green Party pays respect to Barry Brickell
  • Blog Post - Not one more acre of confiscations
  • Blog Post - Greens cut through spin with independent policy costing unit
  • Blog Post - National’s lack of support for independent costings unit not a surprise
  • Blog Post - More cracks in Government’s economic façade
  • Blog Post - Education and steeper fines needed to get stock out of waterways
  • Blog Post - Green Party celebrates end to CRL delay
  • Blog Post - Green Party pops champagne for CRL announcement
  • Blog Post - Housing crisis still worrying Reserve Bank
  • Blog Post - ECan needs to explain if it’s letting polluters off the hook
  • Blog Post - Kids bear the costs of Govt’s charter school experiment
  • Blog Post - New UN report a concern for NZ-Saudi relationship
  • Blog Post - ‘Stock in lake’ incident shows Govt is failing to protect our waterways
  • Blog Post - Lax response to cows in waterways a symptom of Canterbury’s democratic deficit
  • Blog Post - Implicit police threat appalling
  • Blog Post - Climate change should be a factor in coal mine consenting process
  • Blog Post - NZ can lead the way with organic milk – but the Govt needs to step up
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes new head of Sustainable Business Council
  • Blog Post - Govt must be clear about TPPA medicine protections
  • Blog Post - TPPA clashes with human rights and international law
  • Blog Post - Full report into Malaysian diplomat debacle must be released immediately
  • Blog Post - Report into diplomat debacle shows Ministers’ failures
  • Blog Post - National off-side with business over agriculture
  • Blog Post - The Government is ripping off children with special needs
  • Blog Post - Govt needs to restore confidence in fisheries management
  • Blog Post - ECan is failing the farmers who have done the right thing
  • Blog Post - SkyCity profit no cause for celebration
  • Blog Post - Another study finds TPPA benefits overstated
  • Blog Post - Lack of energy leadership could see coal pollution continue
  • Blog Post - Greens support call to bring NZTE back to select committee
  • Blog Post - John Key wrong again ­– the TPPA is an LGBTQI issue
  • Blog Post - Prison muster blowout reveals Government failure
  • Blog Post - Salvation Army report shows Govt targets are designed to make ministers look good
  • Blog Post - Government must rewrite rental housing bill to save lives
  • Blog Post - Dirty politics is back
  • Blog Post - SkyCity sod-turning no cause for celebration
  • Blog Post - PM’s trip an opportunity to restore human rights
  • Blog Post - Government deficit highlights policy failures
  • Blog Post - Bluegreens Forum should be more than greenwashing
  • Blog Post - Aust citizenship pathway is only a good start
  • Blog Post - Recipe for Dirty Water
  • Blog Post - Pressure building on Govt to include rentals WoF in RTA Bill
  • Blog Post - Asset sales cost hits $1 billion
  • Blog Post - Record bank profitability nothing to celebrate
  • Blog Post - Green Party won’t give up on the Waikato River
  • Blog Post - Give power back to Christchurch, Green Party urges
  • Blog Post - Govt sets up refugee services to fail
  • Blog Post - Taylor interview highlights desperate need for prison transparency
  • Blog Post - Green Party encourages New Zealanders to vote as they like
  • Blog Post - Condolences for Dr Ranginui Walker
  • Blog Post - Gap between minimum wage and Living Wage keeps growing
  • Blog Post - Greens to push Nick Smith to improve RTA Bill
  • Blog Post - Nick Smith must explain why he won’t save lives & add a WoF to rental housing bill
  • Blog Post - Government’s sneaky moves push students into $15 billion debt
  • Blog Post - Govt can help victims of domestic violence stay in work
  • Blog Post - Green Party calls for investigation of clean alternatives to Huntly coal
  • Blog Post - Condolences for Martin Crowe
  • Blog Post - Nick Smith misleads the House and the public over rentals Bill
  • Blog Post - Ditch the photo ops Minister, and deliver on electric cars
  • Blog Post - Green Party calls for investigation into toxic mill
  • Blog Post - Police investigating complaints against themselves
  • Blog Post - Greens call for IPCA to become Officer of Parliament
  • Blog Post - Green Party applauds Landcorp's brave decision
  • Blog Post - Spy law change needs support of ALL political parties
  • Blog Post - Government needs to back up Fonterra suppliers and contractors
  • Blog Post - Fonterra payout drop shows holes in Govt strategy
  • Blog Post - Bring the women’s portfolio back into Cabinet
  • Blog Post - Government left in the dust on electric cars
  • Blog Post - Zero hours ban a huge win for working people and families
  • Blog Post - Government mismanagment threatens "double disaster"
  • Blog Post - Case for expanded spy powers not made
  • Blog Post - ORC cut welcomed but overdue
  • Blog Post - Green Party calls on authorities to follow Christchurch and put public safety first
  • Blog Post - Green Party calls on authorities to follow Christchurch and put public safety first
  • Blog Post - ACC shouldn’t prop up Ruataniwha Dam
  • Blog Post - MPI must front up over swamp kauri trade documents
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  • Blog Post - Govt plans to restrict the public’s right to have a say on environmental management
  • Blog Post - Prime Minister “doesn’t have a clue” on dairy farm downturn
  • Blog Post - Consultation over TPPA not enough
  • Blog Post - NZ should follow UK's brave move on sugar
  • Blog Post - GDP stats highlight two-speed economy
  • Blog Post - John Key knew NZ ‘jihadi brides’ claim to be false
  • Blog Post - Govt warned of multinational tax rort in 2013
  • Blog Post - New data shows Govt’s Paris Climate Conference funding announcement actually a cut
  • Blog Post - Green Party supports OIA league table
  • Blog Post - Government still funding oil industry and ignoring renewables
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  • Blog Post - Biggest ever Block Offer a disaster for the environment
  • Blog Post - Rules show PM not allowed to use public money for settlements
  • Blog Post - DOC needs more money, or we’ll lose more tracks
  • Blog Post - Green Party expresses sympathy for Brussels victims
  • Blog Post - Water quality report card shows Government still in denial about dairy
  • Blog Post - Record-breaking climate change a wake-up call for National
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  • Blog Post - Govt health cuts to blame for strike action
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  • Blog Post - Govt has no idea how much tax multinationals are avoiding
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  • Blog Post - Health Minister out of step on drug law
  • Blog Post - Green Party media comment: Refugee Quota Bill increase
  • Blog Post - Huge win for sexual violence survivors and services today
  • Blog Post - Bid to use toxic gas at Port of Tauranga blocked
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  • Blog Post - Price rises no joke for solar and electricity customers
  • Blog Post - Half of families denied full benefit increase
  • Blog Post - PM knew truth about kiwi brides for six months
  • Blog Post - Greens will repurpose Kiwibank and save Kiwis hundreds of millions
  • Blog Post - Govt failing to address long-term public health disaster
  • Blog Post - Key’s evasiveness on ‘jihadi brides’ shows duplicity
  • Blog Post - John Key wrong about Greens’ Kiwibank policy
  • Blog Post - Govt should stop foreign trusts operating secretly in NZ
  • Blog Post - Green Party supports Helen Clark’s bid for UNSG
  • Blog Post - Greens introduce Bill to end foreign trust secrecy
  • Blog Post - Key wrong to claim “full disclosure” of NZ foreign trusts
  • Blog Post - Govt forced Kiwibank move
  • Blog Post - Cruel chicken cages must go
  • Blog Post - NZ falls behind Australia and EU in race for organic dollar
  • Blog Post - Kiwibank buy back could cost tax payers $800 million
  • Blog Post - CYFS changes should not overshadow the funding crisis
  • Blog Post - Pokie profit u-turn puts pub profits above community groups
  • Blog Post - Another IGIS investigation finds more dodgy SIS practices
  • Blog Post - TPPA timeframe cut exposes Govt’s predetermined agenda
  • Blog Post - Secrecy about Christchurch rebuild needs to end
  • Blog Post - Inquiry into foreign trusts must restore NZ’s reputation
  • Blog Post - Public paying the price for private water companies exporting our most precious resource
  • Blog Post - Government’s climate denial a threat to NZ’s health
  • Blog Post - Public excluded from foreign trust inquiry
  • Blog Post - Hawke’s Bay Regional Council must dump the dam
  • Blog Post - Greens call for foreign trust disclosure in MPs Register of Pecuniary Interests
  • Blog Post - Movie jobs crash despite National’s backroom promises and deals
  • Blog Post - Housing unaffordability hits new high
  • Blog Post - New Govt approach needed to address Māori cot death
  • Blog Post - Inequality still a problem for Kiwi kids
  • Blog Post - Greens support Ashburton locals’ call for end to water bottling plans
  • Blog Post - Govt cheated on international climate commitments
  • Blog Post - Urgent nationwide inquiry into mental health services needed
  • Blog Post - Plastic bag-free campaign success
  • Blog Post - Govt must stop using “fraudulent” emission units
  • Blog Post - Low inflation hides cost of housing crisis
  • Blog Post - English refuses to allow Treasury to cost Greens policy
  • Blog Post - Climate change reality check for National Government
  • Blog Post - Green Party rubbishes NZ Initiative’s sugar-tax claims
  • Blog Post - Green Party says those who sell water for private profit should pay for privilege
  • Blog Post - Electric buses arrive on time
  • Blog Post - Tree planting for the climate – a game-changer
  • Blog Post - Greens support move to cancel fraudulent carbon credits
  • Blog Post - Ending Huntly coal key step towards renewable target
  • Blog Post - Andrew Campbell to end term as Greens' Chief of Staff
  • Blog Post - Let KiwiRail compete for road dollars
  • Blog Post - No ‘silver bullet’ for climate change
  • Blog Post - Ruataniwha Dam should be dumped
  • Blog Post - New stats show Govt’s created a property speculators’ paradise
  • Blog Post - Govt’s housing failure hurting the rest of the economy
  • Blog Post - Paula Bennett notches up second climate failure
  • Blog Post - Climate change a threat to prosperity
  • Blog Post - What did the PM tell his lawyer about foreign trusts?
  • Blog Post - Questions remain over Key’s involvement in inquiry halt
  • Blog Post - Fishing industry legal challenge a step too far
  • Blog Post - Key foreign trust questions remain unanswered
  • Blog Post - Minister’s target put above giving kids the best start
  • Blog Post - Congratulations to new Children’s Commissioner
  • Blog Post - 2016 Budget must close multinational tax loopholes
  • Blog Post - Council’s Waihi dam failure gives little hope for Ruataniwha
  • Blog Post - Irrigation funding must go in order to protect water quality
  • Blog Post - Pharmac funding still short
  • Blog Post - More unemployed people is a Government failure
  • Blog Post - Hon. Deborah Morris-Travers new Greens Chief of Staff
  • Blog Post - National confirm bias for foreign trust industry
  • Blog Post - Govt keeps handbrake on electric vehicles
  • Blog Post - Govt should support farmers into high-value organics
  • Blog Post - Govt must start again with foreign trusts inquiry
  • Blog Post - Government should stop defending tax avoidance
  • Blog Post - Govt must broaden inquiry into tax avoidance
  • Blog Post - Affordable-housing crisis will lead to more Aucklanders sleeping rough
  • Blog Post - Aid needed as Pacific coastlines vanish
  • Blog Post - Unemployment and housing crisis trump Crown accounts
  • Blog Post - Government helped Mossack Fonsecca’s tax avoidance business
  • Blog Post - Government can clean up foreign trusts tonight
  • Blog Post - Kiwis still in the dark over non-resident housing speculators
  • Blog Post - PM must apologise for attack on charities
  • Blog Post - Reserve Bank highlights need for more Govt action on housing crisis
  • Blog Post - Proposed newspaper merger is bad news
  • Blog Post - Taking tax cuts off the table the right move
  • Blog Post - Executive pay survey shows need for action on inequality
  • Blog Post - ECan failing Canterbury’s rivers and lakes
  • Blog Post - Govt shouldn’t be doing PR for pokies
  • Blog Post - Housing crisis demands urgent action
  • Blog Post - Auckland Council herbicide decision raises questions
  • Blog Post - Twice as many fish caught as industry claimed
  • Blog Post - Power pricing review misses the point
  • Blog Post - MPI in denial about under-reporting of fishing catch
  • Blog Post - Agricultural pollution won't reduce itself
  • Blog Post - Govt should wipe housing debt as Minister caught fibbing
  • Blog Post - Sexual violence services get a much needed boost
  • Blog Post - Govt must clamp down on illegal fish dumping
  • Blog Post - Greens launch state house solution to housing emergency
  • Blog Post - Greens call on Bill English to stop ‘disciplining’ Housing New Zealand
  • Blog Post - More charter schools not the answer
  • Blog Post - Time for the Government to do the right thing and take strong action on climate change
  • Blog Post - 142 species closer to extinction due to DOC funding cuts
  • Blog Post - Mt Karangahake mining protests show need for community voices to be heard
  • Blog Post - Minister must come clean on conservation funding
  • Blog Post - $700 million urgently needed to boost public health system
  • Blog Post - Paula Bennett’s housing denial a threat to New Zealand
  • Blog Post - Greens launch Safer, Cleaner Freight policy to get trucks off our roads
  • Blog Post - Bridges and viewing platforms among unsafe DOC structures
  • Blog Post - Greens want strong leadership on housing in Budget 2016
  • Blog Post - National’s latest short-sighted housing scheme
  • Blog Post - Will National’s eighth budget finally show some vision today?
  • Blog Post - Budget catches National not caring
  • Blog Post - Shock school funding freeze means parents pay more
  • Blog Post - Budget comment: Government cuts Warm-Up programme that saves lives and cuts power bills
  • Blog Post - State-house shambles in Invercargill
  • Blog Post - Budget 2016 opts for future tax cuts over real investment
  • Blog Post - Freshwater Improvement Fund can also be used to pollute waterways
  • Blog Post - Budget comment: Arts funding down in Budget
  • Blog Post - Govt must stop blaming and start building
  • Blog Post - Budget cuts continue National’s miserly underfunding of DOC
  • Blog Post - More money, not lip service, needed to fix our troubled waters
  • Blog Post - Creative accounting can’t hide DOC budget cuts
  • Blog Post - ACC Minister must help sexual violence survivors
  • Blog Post - Dependence on corporates puts endangered whales at risk
  • Blog Post - Suspend charter schools, not students
  • Blog Post - CRL a Green win for Auckland
  • Blog Post - Government still MIA on housing crisis
  • Blog Post - National needs to get smart on crime & punishment
  • Blog Post - One in 100 New Zealanders homeless under National’s watch
  • Blog Post - PM should apologise for his comments on homeless Aucklanders
  • Blog Post - Green Labour agreement makes change of Govt possible
  • Blog Post - James Shaw, 2016 AGM speech - Change Starts Now
  • Blog Post - Health Minister needs to intervene to free Ashley Peacock
  • Blog Post - Green Party launches a campaign to fight for our rivers
  • Blog Post - Condolences for Sir Graham Latimer
  • Blog Post - Government should stop joking about homelessness and build houses
  • Blog Post - Overseas SkyCity steel jobs expose holes in pokies-for-convention-centre deal
  • Blog Post - National spends billions driving up transport pollution
  • Blog Post - Kevin Hague to the Associate Minister of Health
  • Blog Post - OCR: Households and businesses still held hostage to housing crisis
  • Blog Post - RCEP trade agreement must not allow corporations to sue governments
  • Blog Post - National does the bare minimum by tiny increase to refugee quota
  • Blog Post - Green Party offers condolences to families of Orlando shooting victims
  • Blog Post - Kiwi values are respect and kindness, not judgement
  • Blog Post - Government’s attitude towards Te Puea Marae disgraceful
  • Blog Post - Government must raise the age of youth justice
  • Blog Post - Government looks set to repeat TPPA mistakes with RCEP
  • Blog Post - GDP doesn’t show the story of National’s New Zealand
  • Blog Post - Parental leave veto: National chooses excuses not families
  • Blog Post - Health Minister sitting idle as mentally ill New Zealanders suffer & die
  • Blog Post - ECan failing to check majority of risky environmental activities
  • Blog Post - Prioritise kids in CYF care right now
  • Blog Post - Govt underspending on toxic site clean-up
  • Blog Post - John Key’s broken promise on two year Iraq deployment leaves NZ troops at risk
  • Blog Post - Govt needs to join 21st century on clean energy technologies
  • Blog Post - Transport alternatives needed or congestion charge unfair
  • Blog Post - Community sector under huge strain after eight-year funding freeze
  • Blog Post - Government needs to step in to feed the kids
  • Blog Post - MFAT inquiry report shows true cost of public sector cuts
  • Blog Post - NZ councils should follow Christchurch and put public safety first
  • Blog Post - Class sizes set to increase
  • Blog Post - National giving up on rail in Auckland
  • Blog Post - National Government, the property speculator’s best friend
  • Blog Post - Govt was wrong to dismiss foreign trust concerns
  • Blog Post - Greens to table Easter trading hours petition
  • Blog Post - New data paints stark picture of inequality in NZ
  • Blog Post - Surveillance Bill review should strengthen rights, not erode them
  • Blog Post - Ruataniwha’s failure to attract any private funding a red flag
  • Blog Post - Long waiting times for young people seeking mental health help
  • Blog Post - Govt hiding from its environmental problems
  • Blog Post - Govt must reveal true cost of Christchurch convention centre
  • Blog Post - Lifeline Aotearoa needs a Government lifeline
  • Blog Post - English out of touch on poverty
  • Blog Post - Green Party calls for stop to shady water bottling deal
  • Blog Post - New building consents going wrong way in Auckland
  • Blog Post - Ruamāhanga river named one of the worst spots for swimming in the Wellington region
  • Blog Post - Targeting vulnerable mothers is bad for women and children
  • Blog Post - Key has to get rid of McCully
  • Blog Post - New homes must be for first home buyers not investors
  • Blog Post - Rushed infrastructure policy already falling apart
  • Blog Post - Government moving ambulance further down the cliff
  • Blog Post - Auckland house prices still out of control
  • Blog Post - Government must address West Papua human rights abuses on Indonesia visit
  • Blog Post - Power prices leave families shivering
  • Blog Post - Key in crisis mode over housing bubble
  • Blog Post - Government opts to ignore homelessness crisis
  • Blog Post - Reserve Bank hits housing crisis ball back into National’s court
  • Blog Post - Time for the Government to support safe sleeping devices to protect our babies
  • Blog Post - Greens congratulate Ashburton for saving their clean water
  • Blog Post - More Government backdowns needed to end housing crisis
  • Blog Post - Feed and house Kiwi kids properly to fix education
  • Blog Post - Blueskin Bay wind decision disappointing
  • Blog Post - Govt must act before longfin eels disappear
  • Blog Post - Govt backdown on foreign trusts welcomed
  • Blog Post - Rising house prices shut more first-home buyers out
  • Blog Post - Green Party congratulates organics sector
  • Blog Post - Investigation into mental health facilities shows a system in disarray
  • Blog Post - PM must raise West Papua in today’s Indonesia talks
  • Blog Post - New research supports Greens’ climate tax switch
  • Blog Post - Reserve Bank acting while Govt dithers
  • Blog Post - Housing crisis hitting essential services
  • Blog Post - Smith’s next step must be housing action
  • Blog Post - Greens will establish a Minister for Manufacturing in Government
  • Blog Post - Green MP to join Women’s Peace Flotilla
  • Blog Post - Government must listen to councils on recycling scheme
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome predator-free NZ, but warn it will take more than lip service
  • Blog Post - Minister can take big step to save babies’ lives
  • Blog Post - Storm damage highlights need for Govt action on rising seas
  • Blog Post - Property speculators’ paradise continues under National
  • Blog Post - Responsible house price reduction needed to avoid bubble bursting
  • Blog Post - Auckland must unite behind Unitary Plan
  • Blog Post - Stricter controls needed to stop fishing industry killing native wildlife
  • Blog Post - Government must look again at local-body legislation
  • Blog Post - No good reason to allow non-resident foreign buyers
  • Blog Post - State house evictions could cause more homelessness
  • Blog Post - QV data shows building homes is key to affordability
  • Blog Post - Green Party launches proposal for re-imagining our cities
  • Blog Post - Pre-paid power costing families extra
  • Blog Post - Sea lions will continue to be killed by fishing vessels unless the Government steps in
  • Blog Post - Green Party launches new North Shore Rail campaign
  • Blog Post - If you like it then you better put rail in it
  • Blog Post - Green Party congratulates Landcorp for ditching PKE
  • Blog Post - Greens get behind unions on global funding
  • Blog Post - National’s runaway housing market is hurting rest of economy
  • Blog Post - Prisoner abuse allegations show urgent need for Greens’ Independent Prison Inspectorate
  • Blog Post - Biodiversity policy statement must be worth more than the paper it’s written on
  • Blog Post - Reserve Bank forced to act because National won’t
  • Blog Post - Green Party Bill puts renters’ rights on the agenda
  • Blog Post - Greens launch plan to protect & preserve our taonga
  • Blog Post - Broken safety net for beneficiaries
  • Blog Post - Burnt out doctors symptom of wider problem
  • Blog Post - Greens win chemical reassessment
  • Blog Post - The Taonga Levy – over to you, Prime Minister
  • Blog Post - Kids will keep getting sick as housing crisis persists
  • Blog Post - Unitary Plan means no more excuses for Government
  • Blog Post - Govt silence on child abuse in Nauru is shameful
  • Blog Post - Time for Govt to stop cheating the climate and pay back dodgy credits
  • Blog Post - Govt should follow EU and ban toxic herbicide ingredient
  • Blog Post - Green Party to oppose invasive new spy legislation
  • Blog Post - SHA failures show Govt housing policy in tatters
  • Blog Post - Green Party applaud Countdown’s support for free range egg production
  • Blog Post - Govt can and must fund rail fairly
  • Blog Post - Govt needs to walk the talk on climate deal
  • Blog Post - Driveway rentals new low for housing crisis
  • Blog Post - Govt can’t take credit for Olympics captioning
  • Blog Post - Govt should show compassion and resettle Australian refugees
  • Blog Post - Govt must set the ethical standard on KiwiSaver investments
  • Blog Post - New Ministry should be for all children
  • Blog Post - Govt must look at causes of contamination country-wide in Havelock North inquiry
  • Blog Post - Serco should go same way as US private prisons
  • Blog Post - Green Party congratulates Kingi Tūheitia on 10th koroneihana celebrations
  • Blog Post - Govt should back Bill to stop compulsory land confiscations
  • Blog Post - Time to commit to learning support
  • Blog Post - Gastric outbreak inquiry avoiding the issue of land use
  • Blog Post - Govt default KiwiSaver funds must be responsibly invested
  • Blog Post - Survey shows sense on housing affordability
  • Blog Post - Online charter schools not the answer
  • Blog Post - Clean drinking water must come before irrigation schemes
  • Blog Post - Law change could influence decisions on destructive seabed mining
  • Blog Post - National’s housing boom claim laid bare
  • Blog Post - Govt backing land bankers, not house builders
  • Blog Post - Govt backing land bankers, not house builders
  • Blog Post - Govt caught acting unethically over cluster bomb investments
  • Blog Post - Government squandered chance to stick up for the environment
  • Blog Post - Blaming birds for poor water quality is a load of quackery
  • Blog Post - Greens would dump BNZ KiwiSaver if it won’t invest responsibly
  • Blog Post - Govt should listen to councils and withdraw Local Government Bill
  • Blog Post - Key out of touch with apartment comments
  • Blog Post - Axing social work awards betrays investment approach
  • Blog Post - National letting speculators control housing market
  • Blog Post - Green MP Kevin Hague is to leave Parliament to take up a new role as CEO of Forest and Bird
  • Blog Post - Minister needs to taihoa on Māori land reform
  • Blog Post - Govt failing duty of care for Indian students
  • Blog Post - One million reasons to change the Government
  • Blog Post - Pacific needs aid, not spin from Govt
  • Blog Post - Greens oppose band-aid housing Bill
  • Blog Post - Rushed housing law changes made up in six weeks
  • Blog Post - Key on the wrong side of history in ocean conservation vote
  • Blog Post - Not One More Acre – Catherine Delahunty presents petition on Public Works Act confiscations
  • Blog Post - Government’s own report shows child poverty becoming the ‘new normal’
  • Blog Post - Govt needs to clarify law on cluster bombs
  • Blog Post - National’s inaction will leave Pacific peoples homeless
  • Blog Post - Right to a fair trial under threat
  • Blog Post - Govt must make closing money laundering loophole priority
  • Blog Post - Families suffering in cars and poor housing while Minister quibbles the numbers
  • Blog Post - Vulnerable youth need justice reform
  • Blog Post - Havelock North Inquiry wasted opportunity to ensure no one gets sick again
  • Blog Post - Govt should revoke SHA on Ihumātao land
  • Blog Post - Electric car campaign needs more juice
  • Blog Post - Family violence law reforms will help
  • Blog Post - DOC rangers: the next species to go extinct?
  • Blog Post - KiwiRail needs Govt to back electric trains
  • Blog Post - Govt must change law that unfairly punishes families
  • Blog Post - DOC missing out on millions under National
  • Blog Post - National still holding back rail
  • Blog Post - Vulnerable youth need justice reform
  • Blog Post - Greens call on Minister to “call in” new polluting power plant
  • Blog Post - MPI must stop letting commercial fishers off the hook
  • Blog Post - Nathan Guy needs to sort out disastrous fisheries management
  • Blog Post - More oil drilling in Maui’s dolphin sanctuary
  • Blog Post - Underfunding Police puts public and frontline staff at risk
  • Blog Post - Protecting the environment and upholding the Treaty is possible
  • Blog Post - Syrian families need resettlement, not rhetoric
  • Blog Post - Govt can ensure Māori land is protected for future generations
  • Blog Post - Green Party releases Medically-Assisted Dying policy
  • Blog Post - Energy Minister more focused on static electricity than controversial electricity changes
  • Blog Post - Disastrous Corrections Department needs an overhaul
  • Blog Post - Frosty reception should await Smith at OECD environment meeting
  • Blog Post - Housing failures hurting businesses and workers
  • Blog Post - Govt gives cut-price rate to climate polluters
  • Blog Post - Havelock North outbreak raises big questions about land use and climate change
  • Blog Post - Government can and must target child poverty
  • Blog Post - Govt should fully fund kiwi recovery plan
  • Blog Post - Unsustainable PKE should not be imported into NZ
  • Blog Post - New Zealand climate aid cuts hurting Pacific
  • Blog Post - Green Party commits to reducing child poverty
  • Blog Post - Super Fund knowingly invests in illegal rainforest destruction
  • Blog Post - Paris ratification – starting gun in race for climate
  • Blog Post - Israel must release Green MP and peace activists
  • Blog Post - Time to go, Serco – and all private prisons
  • Blog Post - Te Ururoa Flavell must front up on job losses at Māori Land Court
  • Blog Post - Foreign trust industry was in Govt’s ear the day after Shewan Report
  • Blog Post - Marama Davidson returning to New Zealand
  • Blog Post - Women’s pay imbalance getting worse under National
  • Blog Post - Women’s pay imbalance getting worse under National
  • Blog Post - Growing number of renting households deserve security
  • Blog Post - Too hard to establish a measure of child poverty John?
  • Blog Post - New government-built houses must be affordable
  • Blog Post - Inquiry presents solutions to homelessness – Govt must act
  • Blog Post - Congratulations to Green local government winners
  • Blog Post - Apartment buyers’ dreams crushed while Govt stands by
  • Blog Post - Govt climate plan must have integrity
  • Blog Post - Will Bill English’s houses cost a million dollars each?
  • Blog Post - Weedkiller puts Kiwis’ health at risk, but you won’t even know you’re using it
  • Blog Post - Broke Housing New Zealand a symbol of National’s economic failures
  • Blog Post - Tax sugary drinks to help our children
  • Blog Post - Runaway house prices ruining first-home buyers’ dreams
  • Blog Post - Green Party mourning Helen Kelly
  • Blog Post - Statoil decision shows Govt should give up on oil and gas
  • Blog Post - Children let down by MIA Minister
  • Blog Post - Kids need support, not turfing out
  • Blog Post - Plastic bags levy Bill launched this morning
  • Blog Post - Collins celebrating overcrowded prisons
  • Blog Post - Ihumātao housing development must be stopped
  • Blog Post - Number of suicides reflects a broken mental health system
  • Blog Post - Age-of-care change at CYF needs money to back it up
  • Blog Post - Super Fund divests where Government won’t
  • Blog Post - Govt must be straight-up with farmers on agricultural emissions
  • Blog Post - Government's soft plastics recycling scheme won't save our oceans from pollution
  • Blog Post - Hekia Parata needs to come clean on seclusion rooms
  • Blog Post - Number of struggling families growing under National
  • Blog Post - National's infrastructure plan irresponsible, short-sighted
  • Blog Post - Young people forced to wait for mental health help
  • Blog Post - Deadline looming for power plant decision
  • Blog Post - Missed target for workplace inspections lets workers down
  • Blog Post - Throwing and dragging of calves has to end
  • Blog Post - Government’s housing plans ring hollow
  • Blog Post - Families depend on Govt supporting the community sector
  • Blog Post - Government negligence has let our oceans decline
  • Blog Post - Why so secret on palm oil, Minister?
  • Blog Post - National’s road-building obsession a dead end for young Kiwis
  • Blog Post - Mental health inaction will fuel prison harm
  • Blog Post - Stop playing tricks and start cutting emissions
  • Blog Post - More New Zealanders join the call for a mental health inquiry
  • Blog Post - Minister delayed banning seclusion rooms till she was finally forced to
  • Blog Post - New Zealanders’ bank savings need protecting
  • Blog Post - Resource Legislation Amendment Bill a shambles
  • Blog Post - Warkworth motorway relies on expensive private loan
  • Blog Post - No more excuses – climate action starts today
  • Blog Post - Seclusion rooms still being used
  • Blog Post - Metiria Turei awarded for her work on Māori hauora
  • Blog Post - Green Party supports national Parihaka Day
  • Blog Post - Kids at risk due to Government ECE push
  • Blog Post - Housing crisis to blame for child rheumatic fever cases
  • Blog Post - Bennett breaks promise to support marae and homeless
  • Blog Post - Govt failing to address animal suffering at rodeo
  • Blog Post - Govt in persistent denial about housing crisis
  • Blog Post - New data shows National’s two-track economy
  • Blog Post - Serco's failures are as plain as day
  • Blog Post - National Government abusing process to push through changes to the RMA
  • Blog Post - Now’s the time for NZ to take the lead on climate change
  • Blog Post - Budget cuts hurting New Zealanders’ health
  • Blog Post - NZ climate response slammed as ‘inadequate’, again
  • Blog Post - Green Party offers condolences and thanks after earthquake
  • Blog Post - NZ hypocrisy called out at climate conference
  • Blog Post - Young New Zealanders can’t afford to pay for doctor visits
  • Blog Post - Hypertargeting misses the point of public education
  • Blog Post - Green Party MP Barry Coates celebrates Sustainability Champion award
  • Blog Post - Green Party MP Barry Coates celebrates Sustainability Champion award
  • Blog Post - Green Party MP Barry Coates celebrates Sustainability Champion award
  • Blog Post - Record numbers of New Zealanders reaching out for help
  • Blog Post - Green Party launches plan to get more low-income Kiwis into their own home
  • Blog Post - Families let down by Education Select Committee report
  • Blog Post - Govt needs to make funding more available for children with disabilities
  • Blog Post - Green Party supports temporary closure of Kaikōura coast fisheries
  • Blog Post - Business calls out National's climate inaction
  • Blog Post - Govt must rule out Serco of new prison
  • Blog Post - About time for women to be paid more
  • Blog Post - Money needed to make learning support work
  • Blog Post - Living free from violence is a human right
  • Blog Post - Help for young people into home ownership launched
  • Blog Post - Kids’ health should come before sugar barons’ profits
  • Blog Post - Ture Whenua Māori Bill must not proceed
  • Blog Post - Wellington businesses need earthquake support
  • Blog Post - China FTA update should not repeat TPPA mistakes
  • Blog Post - Education system failing kids with high learning needs
  • Blog Post - Govt can support people who rent today
  • Blog Post - Kids in state care deserve better
  • Blog Post - Landcorp farm sales a short-sighted decision
  • Blog Post - Green Party congratulates Taranaki iwi on settlements
  • Blog Post - EPA should shelve bee-killing pesticides
  • Blog Post - Green Party pushing to ensure earthquake legislation considers environment
  • Blog Post - Govt should delay introduction of second CYF Bill
  • Blog Post - Green Party Members’ Bills pulled from ballot
  • Blog Post - Govt putting snapper stocks at risk this summer
  • Blog Post - Govt’s big plan for Auckland housing missing the target
  • Blog Post - Green Party statement on resignation of the Prime Minister
  • Blog Post - Greens call for end to harmful fishing techniques that are killing Tikapa Moana/the Hauraki Gulf
  • Blog Post - Govt seeking overseas buyers for Christchurch state homes
  • Blog Post - Greens secure two more important bills from ballot
  • Blog Post - Govt books give scope to address National’s long-term deficits
  • Blog Post - Green Party to support Earthquake Recovery Bill today
  • Blog Post - Green Party releases updated drug law reform policy
  • Blog Post - Calls for a sugary drinks tax grow louder
  • Blog Post - Beaches safe from oil spills this summer after Anadarko gives up
  • Blog Post - Fixing National’s housing crisis must be a top priority for English and Bennett
  • Blog Post - National’s record climate legacy needs reversing
  • Blog Post - Green Party MPs Catherine Delahunty and Steffan Browning not seeking re-election
  • Blog Post - Protection for Māui dolphins a good first step
  • Blog Post - Single oil and gas permit shows strategy has failed
  • Blog Post - Time for Govt to fully fund light rail in Auckland
  • Blog Post - NZ Govt can do more to help people of Aleppo
  • Blog Post - MPI must stop letting commercial fishers off the hook
  • Blog Post - Right of First Refusal clause should mean what it says
  • Blog Post - Ditching electric trains massive step backwards
  • Blog Post - National letting wealthy tax avoiders off the hook again
  • Blog Post - Green Party mourns passing of SWAP leader Joe Harawira
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  • Blog Post - Leading public transport expert Green MP Julie Anne Genter selected for Mount Albert by-election
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  • Blog Post - Green Party and Labour outline new vision for New Zealand
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  • Blog Post - Teacher shortages inevitable with rising house prices
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  • Blog Post - Green Party to create plan for universal te reo Māori in schools
  • Blog Post - Kiwis will come together to change the government
  • Blog Post - Vision for NZ missing from PM’s speech
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  • Blog Post - James Shaw: 2017 Parliamentary Commencement Speech
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  • Blog Post - Bennett misleading public on Govt’s climate action
  • Blog Post - Real cost of living reveals unbalanced NZ economy
  • Blog Post - Labour, Greens and Grey Power investigation into aged care starts tomorrow
  • Blog Post - Greens support call for inquiry into state care
  • Blog Post - Green Party will not stand a candidate in Ōhāriu
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  • Blog Post - Wild fires a sign of things to come
  • Blog Post - Green Party offers support and thanks during Port Hills fire
  • Blog Post - Cadbury closure a tragedy for Dunedin and working people
  • Blog Post - Rail line could run from capital to north of Waikanae
  • Blog Post - Australia and New Zealand Greens make joint call for leadership on refugees
  • Blog Post - Short reprieve for nine Indian students
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  • Blog Post - Nick Smith’s dirty rivers rebrand ignores pressing risks to public health
  • Blog Post - National response to Learning Inquiry an F for fail
  • Blog Post - Julie Anne Genter proud to have worked with the people of Mt Albert
  • Blog Post - Green Party launches Member’s Bill to protect our freshwater
  • Blog Post - Nick Smith looks other way on environmental breaches
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  • Blog Post - Govt action needed if mums are to be paid more
  • Blog Post - Smith’s RMA changes a gift to property developers and lobbyists
  • Blog Post - Another National housing failure
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  • Blog Post - Nick Smith’s water policy dissolving as another environmental group walks away from Land and Water Forum
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  • Blog Post - Pressure building for inquiry into state abuse
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  • Blog Post - TPPA resuscitation a backwards step for NZ
  • Blog Post - Deaf New Zealanders at risk in medical emergencies
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  • Blog Post - Tāmaki residents deserve stability, not social housing sales
  • Blog Post - OECD highlights urgent need to green our economy
  • Blog Post - Greens back ambitious pathway to tackle climate pollution
  • Blog Post - Massive oil rig liability a ticking time bomb
  • Blog Post - Time to turn off the tap on the water give-away
  • Blog Post - National must put politics aside and investigate NZDF allegations
  • Blog Post - Govt failing businesses on R&D
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  • Blog Post - Deadline for divestment needed on illegal weapons
  • Blog Post - Women’s pay in Parliament’s hands
  • Blog Post - New research shows real impact of National’s health cuts
  • Blog Post - Case remains for inquiry into NZDF allegations
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  • Blog Post - Govt U-turn on Māori land confiscations a good first step
  • Blog Post - Greens propose Public Interest Journalism Fund
  • Blog Post - Green Party thrilled to announce initial 2017 party list
  • Blog Post - Tourist towns crying out for infrastructure funding
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  • Blog Post - Green Party criticises US strike on Syria
  • Blog Post - State house sales coming home to roost
  • Blog Post - Tribunal report a wake-up call for National
  • Blog Post - Report strengthens case for Green housing policy
  • Blog Post - Government’s solutions to water crisis are a band aid on a broken leg
  • Blog Post - Kiwis one step closer to knowing where their food is from
  • Blog Post - Tribunal report a wake-up call for National
  • Blog Post - Housing speculators’ paradise continues
  • Blog Post - School funding changes put vulnerable kids at risk
  • Blog Post - Caregivers win historic pay battle
  • Blog Post - Labour, Greens and Grey Power investigation into aged care continues in Auckland
  • Blog Post - Labour, Greens and Grey Power investigation into aged care continues in Auckland
  • Blog Post - Mental health inquiry will help to save lives
  • Blog Post - Greens launch plan for cheaper and cleaner electricity
  • Blog Post - PACER Plus Pacific trade deal has fishhooks
  • Blog Post - National shutting down access to equal pay
  • Blog Post - Poor forestry regulations will not protect our soils or rivers
  • Blog Post - Barbaric treatment of children needs to cease
  • Blog Post - Billion dollar bail laws are moral and fiscal failure
  • Blog Post - National is failing to save our water, report shows
  • Blog Post - Greens launch nationwide Māori Caucus tour
  • Blog Post - Billions on infrastructure – but no airport rail for 30 years
  • Blog Post - Time to take stock of cow numbers to stop water pollution
  • Blog Post - National’s water standards are a murky mess
  • Blog Post - Conservation Minister picking a fight with Kiwis over more mining
  • Blog Post - Government still MIA on mental health
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  • Blog Post - New polluting power plant makes mockery of climate change goals
  • Blog Post - Biosecurity response needs Govt’s full resources
  • Blog Post - Reserve Bank reveals threat to first home buyers from rising interest rates
  • Blog Post - National should act to protect New Zealanders’ savings
  • Blog Post - Important day for equal pay
  • Blog Post - DOC plan will fail without a boost in funding
  • Blog Post - Havelock North incident shows we can’t take clean water for granted anymore
  • Blog Post - Missed opportunity for Govt to support women
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  • Blog Post - Tourism and conservation bump: meagre
  • Blog Post - Parliament to vote on making local wards process fair
  • Blog Post - Green Party puts forward medicinal cannabis Member’s Bill
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  • Blog Post - Kids in rental homes need stability
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  • Blog Post - There’s more to be done to clean up our lakes and rivers
  • Blog Post - Resurrecting TPPA means all the costs and few of the benefits
  • Blog Post - National still failing to fund DOC for the long term battle for our birds
  • Blog Post - Water bottling hits new low on West Coast
  • Blog Post - National’s housing policy too little, too late
  • Blog Post - Having teachers in classrooms will need a plan
  • Blog Post - Movement controls critical to stop myrtle rust spreading
  • Blog Post - Solving child poverty critical for mental health
  • Blog Post - Silver Fern Farms closure reinforces why primary sector should stay in NZ hands
  • Blog Post - Green Party’s new plan puts Kiwi families first
  • Blog Post - National ignoring tax advantages of property speculation
  • Blog Post - Revised TPPA must come back to Parliament
  • Blog Post - National’s pretence of action hides a bribe for the wealthiest
  • Blog Post - Budget a disappointment for Auckland
  • Blog Post - A waterfall of funding to destroy rivers, and a drop in the bucket to clean them up
  • Blog Post - Nature short-changed again by National in Budget 2017
  • Blog Post - New Zealand far off track on climate change
  • Blog Post - Port’s decision a win for workers and environment
  • Blog Post - Official advice shows rents could rise following Budget
  • Blog Post - Green Party unveils strongest ever candidate list
  • Blog Post - More cowboy behaviour in Wild West rental market
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  • Blog Post - Flat oyster parasite huge risk for iconic Bluff oyster industry
  • Blog Post - Another winter of homelessness under National
  • Blog Post - NZ must step up as US steps down
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes move on cannabis, will do more
  • Blog Post - PM must confront US with impact of climate decision
  • Blog Post - Finally progress on protecting Waikoropupū Springs – now what about the rest of our waterways Minister?
  • Blog Post - Community and experts should be involved in Watercare site decision
  • Blog Post - Rail needed before road tolls in Auckland
  • Blog Post - PM says Te Kuha coal mine will never get a resource consent
  • Blog Post - Medicinal cannabis finally on Parliament’s agenda
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes Freshwater Rescue Plan
  • Blog Post - Green Party works for a world without nuclear weapons
  • Blog Post - Green Party congratulates Parihaka on reconciliation
  • Blog Post - More cows ill – HT swedes have got to go
  • Blog Post - Foreign trust numbers reveal scale of problem National wanted to keep secret
  • Blog Post - Green Party supports protection of Karangahake from mining
  • Blog Post - All babies need safe sleeping devices
  • Blog Post - English abdicates independent foreign policy over Israel
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  • Blog Post - OECD highlights need to green New Zealand’s economy
  • Blog Post - NZ First putting politics before child protection
  • Blog Post - Another chance to pay women more
  • Blog Post - Police Association backs Green’s firearms push
  • Blog Post - National dithers while tyres burn
  • Blog Post - Green Party to run strong campaign to unseat Nick Smith in Nelson
  • Blog Post - Govt’s water standards designed to confuse
  • Blog Post - Fight for better Māori representation in local govt to go on - Green Party media release
  • Blog Post - Green Party mourns passing of Bruce Stewart - Green Party media release
  • Blog Post - Speech to the Federation of Multicultural Councils AGM
  • Blog Post - National wastes chance for green jobs and clean environment
  • Blog Post - Green Party to welcome 5,000 refugees to New Zealand
  • Blog Post - Nick Smith’s cluelessness on housing putting lives at risk
  • Blog Post - Greens to fast-track airport rail for America’s Cup
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome Supreme Court decision on Ruahine
  • Blog Post - Study shows universal te reo Māori in schools achievable
  • Blog Post - Greens will fight Ruahine law change
  • Blog Post - Green Party will ensure clean, safe drinking water for everyone
  • Blog Post - Government running scared from water charging
  • Blog Post - National wants to destroy conservation land for mining and roads
  • Blog Post - Green Infrastructure Fund to help NZ become carbon neutral by 2050
  • Blog Post - Green Party will lift families out of poverty
  • Blog Post - Children sick because of state of NZ’s housing
  • Blog Post - Benefit sanctions on the rise under National
  • Blog Post - National's housing crisis worsens
  • Blog Post - Radical recommendations no roadmap for tertiary education
  • Blog Post - Grandparents and children deserve better than National’s ‘penal welfare’
  • Blog Post - Poorest New Zealanders struggling to pay for housing
  • Blog Post - National squanders another opportunity for real action on climate change
  • Blog Post - Greens launch Manawatū – Hawke’s Bay rail plan
  • Blog Post - Greens back call for new climate law
  • Blog Post - New Zealand authorities ignoring the experts on health risk - report
  • Blog Post - Mangrove destruction Bill ill conceived
  • Blog Post - Greens will double the number of DOC rangers to protect nature
  • Blog Post - Green Party committed to working with Labour to change the government
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome Labour’s commitment to public transport
  • Blog Post - Green Party will honour Te Tiriti in Government
  • Blog Post - David Clendon and Kennedy Graham withdraw from Green Party caucus
  • Blog Post - National drags its feet on airport rail
  • Blog Post - Shared progressive vision to clean up rivers
  • Blog Post - Green Party Co-Leader Metiria Turei resigns as Co-leader
  • Blog Post - Greens propose RMA Royal Commission
  • Blog Post - Green Party will stop destructive sea-bed mining in whale habitat
  • Blog Post - Learning support needs proper support
  • Blog Post - Green Party demands higher ethical standards for oil industry
  • Blog Post - Green Party demands higher ethical standards for oil industry
  • Blog Post - Women who work for Govt to be paid fairly by 2020
  • Blog Post - Government’s electric vehicle announcement low power
  • Blog Post - Community must have say in water bottling from Otakiri Springs
  • Blog Post - National’s boot camp plan heartless and illogical
  • Blog Post - Pay mental health workers fairly
  • Blog Post - Salvation Army report confirms National’s role in housing crisis
  • Blog Post - Super Fund divestment shifts the ground overnight on carbon risks
  • Blog Post - Greens commit to Tauranga – Hamilton – Auckland passenger rail service
  • Blog Post - Free public transport for students and under-19s
  • Blog Post - Greens will finally close property speculators' tax loophole
  • Blog Post - Greens will fix slum-like rentals exposed in Renting Review
  • Blog Post - Bigger surplus means we can end poverty, clean up our rivers, and tackle climate change
  • Blog Post - New Zealand should not follow Trump into Afghanistan
  • Blog Post - Green Party says arrest highlights the National government’s entrenched attitude on mining conservation land
  • Blog Post - Greens announce light rail for the Capital in a decade
  • Blog Post - Afghanistan troop deployment a mistake, say Greens
  • Blog Post - Greens commit to Zero Carbon Act in first 100 days
  • Blog Post - Greens announce plan to turn trash into cash
  • Blog Post - Suicide rate reflects our broken mental health system
  • Blog Post - Greens back upgrade to Capital Connection service
  • Blog Post - Greens: Second language support should be for universal te reo Māori
  • Blog Post - Green Party announces plan for largest-ever marine mammal sanctuary
  • Blog Post - Parental leave policy leaves kids in need behind
  • Blog Post - Greens will send Navy vessels to protect whales
  • Blog Post - National’s housing policies putting kids’ health at risk
  • Blog Post - Green Party applauds decision to end Ruataniwha Dam fiasco
  • Blog Post - Green Party launches plan to ensure all Kiwi kids can participate fully in school life
  • Blog Post - Poor New Zealanders forced to keep their heater turned off
  • Blog Post - New coastal hazards report reveals inconvenient truths the National-led Government is hiding about climate change
  • Blog Post - Greens commit to rebuilding Napier-Gisborne rail line
  • Blog Post - National's human rights stance out of touch and out of date
  • Blog Post - Greens propose new wood processing and manufacturing Regional Research Institute
  • Blog Post - National’s dismantling of the RMA risks another Bexley or Houston
  • Blog Post - New report confirms scale of National’s housing crisis
  • Blog Post - Punitive benefit plan will force more into poverty
  • Blog Post - Green Party launches plan to pay women more
  • Blog Post - Marine mammals paying the price for commercial fishing
  • Blog Post - Green Party remains opposed to the TPP-11
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  • Blog Post - Greens announce Kiwi Climate Fund to tackle climate change
  • Blog Post - Shaw to Peters: show us your fiscal plan before attacking Labour’s
  • Blog Post - Greens announce free counselling for young people
  • Blog Post - National steals Greens policy, calls it ‘turbo-charged’
  • Blog Post - Greens support rainbow diversity in our schools
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  • Blog Post - Green Party announces a better deal for students
  • Blog Post - Selling off Landcorp farms a backward step for New Zealand farming
  • Blog Post - Greens announce new Christchurch rapid public transport and $1 billion for nationwide cycling projects
  • Blog Post - Secret TPP talks smack of desperation from National
  • Blog Post - Commercial water charge the right thing to do
  • Blog Post - Fuel pipeline debacle puts environment at risk
  • Blog Post - Greens back Nelson’s Rocks Road cycleway
  • Blog Post - Greens launch independently costed policy manifesto
  • Blog Post - Fuel shortage highlights need for better public transport
  • Blog Post - Last hour TPP negotiations should not bind the new incoming government
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome cage-free commitment from Foodstuffs
  • Blog Post - Collins must release new report on pipeline vulnerability
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome call to action from environmental leaders
  • Blog Post - Rising road toll requires commitment to Vision Zero road safety plan
  • Blog Post - Road safety needs to be a higher priority for next govt
  • Blog Post - New measures needed to stem flow of fresh water pollution
  • Blog Post - New report: NZ’s climate already changing
  • Blog Post - Greens join Government for change
  • Blog Post - Green Party announces Ministers
  • Blog Post - Green Party ministerial and undersecretary portfolios
  • Blog Post - Marama Davidson to adopt Te rā o Parihaka Bill
  • Blog Post - Green Party statement on TPPA
  • Blog Post - Chloe Swarbrick maiden speech
  • Blog Post - Golriz Ghahraman maiden speech
  • Blog Post - Greens support Wellington rail network workers
  • Blog Post - Statement from Green Party MP Golriz Ghahraman
  • Blog Post - Greens celebrate passage of Healthy Homes Bill
  • Blog Post - New Zealanders to benefit from Green Party HYEFU initiatives
  • Blog Post - Racing industry needs to stop Greyhounds dying
  • Blog Post - Greens to push for more caring medicinal cannabis law
  • Blog Post - Green Party congratulates the Prime Minister and Clarke Gayford
  • Blog Post - No change to Green position on TPP
  • Blog Post - Green Party State of the Planet speech 2018
  • Blog Post - Timeline announced for Green Party Female Co-leadership election
  • Blog Post - Green Party confirms candidates for female Co-leadership contest
  • Blog Post - Green Party acknowledges Rt Hon Bill English
  • Blog Post - Salvation Army report highlights need for urgent action on lifting incomes
  • Blog Post - No future for coal in New Zealand
  • Blog Post - Greens celebrate better support for grieving whānau
  • Blog Post - Hundreds of thousands of Kiwis to benefit from Election Access Fund Bill
  • Blog Post - Time to remove Māori ward discrimination from law
  • Blog Post - Green Party backs Govt action on Bill of Rights
  • Blog Post - Time running out for Antipodes Island wandering albatross
  • Blog Post - Plan for Punakaiki gets go ahead
  • Blog Post - Million Dollar Mouse monitoring phase begins
  • Blog Post - Bill to reform conservation law enforcement passes first reading
  • Blog Post - Marine Protected Areas needed - Minister
  • Blog Post - New Zealand’s wetlands at risk
  • Blog Post - Time to turnaround NZ’s rubbish record on waste
  • Blog Post - Minister publishes review of how the NZ Coastal Policy Statement affects decision making
  • Blog Post - Green Party congratulates Simon Bridges
  • Blog Post - Making the environment count
  • Blog Post - Big plastic bag petition shows people want change
  • Blog Post - Green Party announces new transparency measures
  • Blog Post - Seaweek – taking action for our oceans
  • Blog Post - Green Party announces new transparency measures
  • Blog Post - New Zealand Adopts International Open Data Charter
  • Blog Post - Zero Carbon Act for NZ, Environment watchdog's report a valuable contribution
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  • Blog Post - CPTPP must be last trade deal of its kind
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  • Blog Post - New Zealand signs up to international CleanSeas campaign
  • Blog Post - Funding available for projects that reduce waste from the outset
  • Blog Post - Have your say on international climate change guidelines
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  • Blog Post - Green Party announces significant change to Question Time
  • Blog Post - Diversity in Conservation Board membership sought
  • Blog Post - More measures to protect Hector’s dolphins
  • Blog Post - Million Dollar Mouse successfully eradicates mice from Antipodes Island
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome chief science advisor’s prisons report
  • Blog Post - Rollout of innovative Kauri dieback cleaning stations
  • Blog Post - Greens condemn Immigration NZ data use
  • Blog Post - End of irrigation subsidies a win for taxpayers and environment, say Greens
  • Blog Post - Marama Davidson elected new Green Party Co-leader
  • Blog Post - Greens celebrate policy win on upholding Māori protocols
  • Blog Post - Oil and gas decision historic day for New Zealand
  • Blog Post - Auckland transport plan a huge win for commuters, buses, trains and bikes
  • Blog Post - Greyhound on meth a wakeup call for racing industry
  • Blog Post - Marama Davidson announces Green Party caucus reshuffle
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  • Blog Post - Green Party statement on EU trade negotiations
  • Blog Post - Recycle smart with bright new bins
  • Blog Post - Green Party mourns passing of Kingi Taurua
  • Blog Post - Government funding to boost New Zealand plastics recycling capacity
  • Blog Post - Greens acknowledge inspiring legacy of Bastion Point occupation
  • Blog Post - Public views to be sought on ‘no new mines on conservation land’ policy implementation
  • Blog Post - Clever solutions to recycling funded
  • Blog Post - Clever solutions to recycling funded
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes meth report on contaminated homes
  • Blog Post - $11.7 million for Taranaki predator control
  • Blog Post - Government working with industry and councils on solutions to China waste ban
  • Blog Post - Investing in kids will save waste in future
  • Blog Post - International visitors to pay more than locals for Great Walks
  • Blog Post - Investing in kids will save waste in future
  • Blog Post - Action on plastic announced on World Environment Day
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes HNZ fronting on meth testing scandal
  • Blog Post - Ministers grant overseas investment consent
  • Blog Post - New Waikeria facility a relief valve as work to reduce prison numbers begins
  • Blog Post - Government declines application to mine conservation land at Te Kuha
  • Blog Post - Green Party mourns passing of Talei Morrison
  • Blog Post - Nurses deserve to be paid more
  • Blog Post - New Zealand cannot tolerate US incarceration of children
  • Blog Post - Green Party congratulates Prime Minister on birth of child
  • Blog Post - First step towards NZ’s largest pest-free island
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome record investment in sustainable transport
  • Blog Post - New science report lists sharks as threatened
  • Blog Post - Initiatives back community conservation work
  • Blog Post - Milking shed beatings show need to enforce our animal welfare laws
  • Blog Post - Possum and pest free plan for Mahia Peninsula
  • Blog Post - National refuses to support domestic violence victims
  • Blog Post - Green Party appoints new Communications & Strategy Director
  • Blog Post - James Shaw welcomes Declaration for Ambition on climate change
  • Blog Post - A green light for our net-zero-emissions future, sustainable jobs and growth
  • Blog Post - Climate Finance, Report launches discussion on the financial responses to climate change
  • Blog Post - Zero Carbon Bill, analysis shows importance of innovation & trees
  • Blog Post - Adapting to Climate Change, Technical Working Group calls for urgent action
  • Blog Post - Big savings with early action on climate change, Westpac Impact Report says.
  • Blog Post - Momentum building for action on climate change
  • Blog Post - Think tank backs path to low-emissions
  • Blog Post - Greens delivering warm, dry, healthy homes in government
  • Blog Post - James Shaw welcomes Climate Leaders Coalition commitment to cut emissions
  • Blog Post - Standards and clear information needed on compostable and biodegradable plastics
  • Blog Post - Local government support on waste welcome
  • Blog Post - Environmental Protection Authority chair and deputy announced
  • Blog Post - Zero Carbon Bill consultation attracts thousands of submissions
  • Blog Post - Pre-human habitat protected by purchase
  • Blog Post - Green Party Ministers open diaries to public
  • Blog Post - Support surges for cannabis use proves need for law reform
  • Blog Post - James Shaw's ambitious message to Climate Change conference in Fiji
  • Blog Post - Genuine action on medicinal cannabis needs genuine collaboration
  • Blog Post - Land transferred to protect native grasshopper
  • Blog Post - Electoral (Integrity) Amendment Bill
  • Blog Post - End the failed war on drugs and save lives
  • Blog Post - Work gets underway to develop better measures of New Zealand’s success
  • Blog Post - A Greener way to measure success
  • Blog Post - Install latest version of gaming policy, say Greens
  • Blog Post - Greens call for Māori rights over water to be upheld
  • Blog Post - Appointments to Conservation Boards made
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes pay rise for nurses
  • Blog Post - Government funding to support nature flourishing in a Predator Free Capital
  • Blog Post - Canterbury mudfish slipping towards extinction
  • Blog Post - Native threatened freshwater fish thrown a lifeline
  • Blog Post - Single-use plastic bags to be phased out
  • Blog Post - Green Party to oppose Tasman District Council (Waimea Water Augmentation Scheme) Bill
  • Blog Post - Green Party ensures water on the agenda for government review of Overseas Investment Act
  • Blog Post - Waste work programme to tackle tough problems
  • Blog Post - Concrete solutions to Auckland’s construction waste
  • Blog Post - Green Party backs MP pay freeze
  • Blog Post - Dutton is gone, it’s time for Australia to reconsider New Zealand’s offer
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes bacon back into Country of Origin Food Labelling Bill
  • Blog Post - Statistics show suicide rates highest since records began, with young and Māori worst effected
  • Blog Post - Green Party secures access to training funding to help animals during emergencies
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes High Court seabed mining decision
  • Blog Post - Mysteries of the deep mapped
  • Blog Post - Clean, green transport turbo charged
  • Blog Post - Greens celebrate funding revolution for Canterbury public transport and cycleways
  • Blog Post - Greens celebrate funding revolution for Auckland walkways, cycleway, and public transport
  • Blog Post - Greens celebrate funding revolution for Wellington walkways, cycleways, and public transport
  • Blog Post - Thousands of New Zealanders have their say on plastic bags
  • Blog Post - Green Party calls for a Rental Warrant of Fitness to make sure all homes are warm, dry, and healthy to live in
  • Blog Post - Te reo Māori must be a core curriculum topic in all schools by 2025, say Greens
  • Blog Post - Former Chief Science Advisor’s emissions report adds a valuable contribution to the discussion
  • Blog Post - Electricity price review welcome, Greens will continue to push for cheaper, cleaner, power for Kiwis
  • Blog Post - Green Party: Education Amendment Bill must protect student voice in running of Universities
  • Blog Post - ‘Swamp house’ eviction proves need for a Warrant of Fitness
  • Blog Post - Native threatened freshwater fish bill passes first reading
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcome Government saving regional mental health service whilst review under way
  • Blog Post - Te Wiki Tiaki Ao Turoa/Conservation Week call to action for nature
  • Blog Post - Predator Free Waiheke ambition
  • Blog Post - Green Party oppose further deployment of NZ troops to Afghanistan and Iraq
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes proactive release of cabinet papers
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcome Government saving Golden Bay mental health service whilst review under way
  • Blog Post - Green Party: 125 years since NZ women won the right to vote, we will keep working in Parliament for equity for women
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcome decision to offer more refugees a safe home
  • Blog Post - Heart being put back into social housing following hurtful meth testing debacle
  • Blog Post - Bill to end new offshore oil and gas permits a win for the planet
  • Blog Post - Green Party: Minister Woods must not water down decision to ban offshore oil and gas exploration
  • Blog Post - Green Party switches mental health portfolio to Chlöe Swarbrick
  • Blog Post - Green Party supports teachers and principals fighting for better pay
  • Blog Post - Dilapidated Pink Flats textbook example of why we need a Warrant of Fitness
  • Blog Post - Zero Carbon consultation shows strong support for climate action
  • Blog Post - $4.3 million boost towards predator free Dunedin
  • Blog Post - National prioritise invasive species above alpine ecosystems and landscapes
  • Blog Post - International global warming report lays out the critical challenge
  • Blog Post - Time to escape the volatile fossil fuel trap: Green Party
  • Blog Post - Green Party Co-leader James Shaw responds to the Government running surplus
  • Blog Post - Chlöe Swarbrick responds to extension for delivery of Mental Health and Addictions Inquiry Report:
  • Blog Post - Green Party: Nauru Government ejecting Doctors Without Borders mental healthcare workers shows continued callousness
  • Blog Post - Tackling the mental health crisis in Aotearoa
  • Blog Post - There’s no time for another war on drugs, Green Party says
  • Blog Post - Green Party kick-start campaign to put the heart back into our social support system
  • Blog Post - Green Party: It’s time to improve the lives of our poorest and renters after years of neglect from National
  • Blog Post - Green Party calls on Commerce Commission to investigate supermarket duopoly
  • Blog Post - Debts to MSD show why we need to put the heart back into our social support system
  • Blog Post - Green Party: Legalise safe drug testing before summer festival season to save lives
  • Blog Post - Rodeo report a disappointment and fails animals
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes review of Overseas Investment, will push for protection of water and Māori cultural values
  • Blog Post - Himalayan tahr control operation proceeding
  • Blog Post - DOC closing tracks to protect kauri
  • Blog Post - Green Party calling for bold steps to tackle issues in Salvation Army report
  • Blog Post - Green Party strongly condemn presumed death of Saudi journalist
  • Blog Post - Pest control system wins spatial excellence award
  • Blog Post - Green Party calls for oil drilling loophole to be closed
  • Blog Post - Stop powerful vested interests and preserve democracy: Green Party
  • Blog Post - No ceiling on recycling opportunity
  • Blog Post - Profound loss for Department of Conservation and New Zealand conservation
  • Blog Post - Green Party continues to oppose CPTPP, puts amendments
  • Blog Post - Working together to make Southland carbon neutral
  • Blog Post - Public views sought on whitebait
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcome first step to abortion law reform
  • Blog Post - $3.5 million in anonymous donations to National in 2017, it needs to be fixed
  • Blog Post - New Zealand signs global declaration to cut plastic waste
  • Blog Post - Green Party: Building code out of date and won’t ensure warm, dry homes
  • Blog Post - Green Party: Time for New Zealand to promote peace not war
  • Blog Post - Fireworks belong in public displays not pop-up shops
  • Blog Post - Inspirational predator free Mackenzie project announced
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcome investment in education
  • Blog Post - Pest free Banks Peninsula agreement launched today
  • Blog Post - New hut on Otamahua/Quail Island opens for public use today
  • Blog Post - Two land restoration projects given the go-ahead under One Billion Trees
  • Blog Post - Public service of DOC Ranger Scott Theobald recognised
  • Blog Post - Parliament must take historic opportunity to make changes on drug harm reduction
  • Blog Post - Green Party celebrate passing of bill to end offshore oil and gas drilling
  • Blog Post - Conservation Minister to visit UK and Egypt
  • Blog Post - International Declaration on Biodiversity
  • Blog Post - Chile and NZ arrangement to protect seabirds
  • Blog Post - Progress on Sea Change Proposals  
  • Blog Post - Mandatory phase out of single-use plastic bags confirmed
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcome review of bullying and harassment so staff feel safer
  • Blog Post - Green Party calls on Justice Minister to allow people in prison to vote during elections
  • Blog Post - Green Party Bill on Country of Origin Food Labelling passes into law
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcome progress on medicinal cannabis legislation
  • Blog Post - Forestry and conservation history bridged
  • Blog Post - $8 million available for community conservation projects
  • Blog Post - Compensation before Christmas welcome, but Housing NZ must ensure victims have a place to call home
  • Blog Post - Work on waste underway
  • Blog Post - Conference gets underway in Poland to write rules on climate change action
  • Blog Post - Report recommends compassionate health-based approach to mental health and addiction, let’s make it happen
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcome Tomorrow Schools Taskforce repo
  • Blog Post - Green Party investigation shows wide spread stigma around mental ill health and applying for work
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcome Government coming on board with proactive release of Ministerial diaries
  • Blog Post - Kids need feeding now, let’s fund more food in schools
  • Blog Post - Major addition to conservation park
  • Blog Post - Less suffering for New Zealanders as medicinal cannabis legislation passes
  • Blog Post - Drug addiction to be treated like a health issue
  • Blog Post - Stop charging homeless people for emergency housing
  • Blog Post - Schools must take in their local kids
  • Blog Post - Plastic shopping bag phase out set for 1 July
  • Blog Post - Wetlands urgently need better protection
  • Blog Post - New plan to save kiwi in the wild
  • Blog Post - DOC geared up for busy summer with visitor behaviour campaign
  • Blog Post - Evidence of collusion with oil and gas industry a wake-up call
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcome binding referendum on cannabis
  • Blog Post - Minister welcomes new conservation legislation
  • Blog Post - Simon Bridges must come clean on collusion with Thompson and Clark: Green Party
  • Blog Post - Child Poverty Reduction Bill early Christmas present for New Zealand
  • Blog Post - Legal profession must stop sexual harassment and bullying in its ranks
  • Blog Post - White Ribbon campaign an essential part of ending family violence and sexual violence
  • Blog Post - Every 4 Minutes: Chief Science Advisor sets out actions to prevent family violence
  • Blog Post - New online guide for victims and survivors of sexual violence
  • Blog Post - Māori advisory group on family violence and sexual violence starts work
  • Blog Post - Supporting victims of domestic violence and their families
  • Blog Post - Change to correct Te Reo spelling for river
  • Blog Post - Green Party launch #wastefreeholidays campaign
  • Blog Post - New Year's Honours recognise work that addresses climate change
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcome win by Sistema workers
  • Blog Post - Hardship grant increase shows baseline benefit must increase
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes open, public debate with Paula Bennett as new spokesperson for National on Drug Reform
  • Blog Post - Climate change not so cool
  • Blog Post - We wouldn’t allow the state to go through our mailbox, spying online is no different: Green Party
  • Blog Post - New Conservation Authority Chairperson announced
  • Blog Post - Double-up means dip in bittern population
  • Blog Post - More “dangerous and unpredictable” weather warning
  • Blog Post - Green Party delighted with safe homes for refugees in Whanganui
  • Blog Post - Young people in Porirua will get the support they need with free mental health support
  • Blog Post - Fishing industry needs to do more to prevent seabird bycatch
  • Blog Post - Commencement Speech - Start of Parliament 2019
  • Blog Post - Public opinion clearly supports a cleaner, greener NZ
  • Blog Post - Salvation Army report emboldens need for compassion and generosity for struggling New Zealanders
  • Blog Post - Government to end tenure review
  • Blog Post - Land management programme launched to prepare Tairāwhiti youth
  • Blog Post - Government to change how iconic high country land is managed
  • Blog Post - Dual name for Tūranganui-a-Kiwa / Poverty Bay
  • Blog Post - It’s time for Google and Facebook to pitch in like the rest of us
  • Blog Post - Drug Safety Checking at Otago University Orientation Week a bold step in the right direction
  • Blog Post - Waiting list for public housing emboldens work to overhaul social support system
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcome Tax Working Group report
  • Blog Post - A warm, dry, safe home for renters with new healthy home standards
  • Blog Post - National would rather save landlords some cash than look after sick kids: Green Party
  • Blog Post - Changing birth certificates long overdue
  • Blog Post - Funding to back nature and save our wildlife
  • Blog Post - Green Party introduce suite of measures to strengthen democracy
  • Blog Post - New survey shows Māori support for legal cannabis
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcome further efforts to stop tax evasion
  • Blog Post - National shouldn’t stop the will of the people on MMP changes: Green Party
  • Blog Post - Amendment to Misuse of Drugs Act will ensure addiction is treated like the health issue it is
  • Blog Post - A chance to recognise unpaid work
  • Blog Post - SFO investigation into the National Party shows political donations reform is vital to our democracy
  • Blog Post - Mokihinui River catchment land to be added to Kahurangi National Park
  • Blog Post - Greens celebrate largest addition to national park in history
  • Blog Post - James Shaw recovering after an unprovoked attack
  • Blog Post - Gun control welcomed by Greens
  • Blog Post - Resources pooled to help clean up catchment
  • Blog Post - New funding to deal with agrichemical and farm waste
  • Blog Post - Supporting victims and survivors of domestic violence with world-leading Green policies
  • Blog Post - International report card on New Zealand’s indigenous nature – we must do better
  • Blog Post - Thousands of women to benefit from contraceptive changes
  • Blog Post - Ngāi Tahu Representation Bill would have been a step forward
  • Blog Post - Minister to visit flood-hit West Coast
  • Blog Post - Mega mast confirmed for New Zealand forests
  • Blog Post - Native frogs and kiwi protected by Nature Heritage Fund purchase
  • Blog Post - New funding to make a splash improving water quality
  • Blog Post - Great South Basin drilling application shows loophole in law
  • Blog Post - Water important for New Zealanders
  • Blog Post - New Zealand needs a Fairer Tax System
  • Blog Post - Fresh funding to reduce waste
  • Blog Post - Milestone in Green Party campaign to overhaul the welfare system
  • Blog Post - More Free Mental Health Support for Young People
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes cannabis referendum on fully drafted legislation
  • Blog Post - Landmark climate change bill goes to Parliament
  • Blog Post - Marine protection proposed for south eastern South Island
  • Blog Post - Intrusive behaviour by MSD concerning
  • Blog Post - IDAHOBIT: A Day of Reflection: Justice and Protection for All
  • Blog Post - Green Party supports teachers and principals fighting for better pay and conditions
  • Blog Post - Mental health a top priority for wellbeing
  • Blog Post - Wellbeing: We need to change how we see our economy
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes first Wellbeing Budget
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes first Wellbeing Budget
  • Blog Post - Wellbeing Budget: We need to change how we see the economy
  • Blog Post - Budget 2019 Speech - James Shaw
  • Blog Post - Outstanding services to nature recognised
  • Blog Post - A much needed boost for Kōhanga reo
  • Blog Post - Cameras on boats must be quickly scaled up: Greens
  • Blog Post - Green Party warmly welcomes end of Iraq deployment in June 2020
  • Blog Post - Review of live animal exports needed to protect animal welfare and New Zealand’s agricultural brand
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes re-opening of the Napier-Wairoa railway line
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome revised offer for teachers and principals
  • Blog Post - Support for Kākāpō ongoing
  • Blog Post - Plan to expand protection for Māui and Hector’s dolphins
  • Blog Post - Let girls play sports
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome family reunification review
  • Blog Post - Money to ensure voters can enrol to vote on Election Day will strengthen democracy: Greens
  • Blog Post - Congratulations on Climate Leaders Coalition milestone
  • Blog Post - Investment in GPS technology will help save lives
  • Blog Post - Eels a sign of the health of our creeks
  • Blog Post - Democracy is bad for National – Green Party
  • Blog Post - Increased support for legal representation in New Zealand welcome: Greens
  • Blog Post - Single-use plastic shopping bags ban kicks in
  • Blog Post - New Zealand leadership needed to protect whales
  • Blog Post - Less waste for Wanaka with fresh funding
  • Blog Post - Innovation to keep albatrosses off tuna hooks
  • Blog Post - Budget boost for weed control in iconic lakes
  • Blog Post - Minister welcomes significant step towards Rakiura/Stewart Island becoming predator free
  • Blog Post - Encouraging sign for te reo Māori in schools
  • Blog Post - Youth Parliamentarians pass motion declaring climate emergency
  • Blog Post - More support to reduce the impact of plastics
  • Blog Post - Minister visits to celebrate successful return of kerbside glass recycling in Tauranga
  • Blog Post - Forest mast significantly boosts breeding of rare kākāriki/parakeet
  • Blog Post - Used oil recycling programme extended
  • Blog Post - Government helps fund new plant for New Zealand’s first 100% recycled plastic food packaging range
  • Blog Post - Safer journeys ahead for godwits and redknots
  • Blog Post - Hump Ridge on track to be NZ’s next Great Walk
  • Blog Post - Report affirms call for Māori-led approach to keeping tamariki safe
  • Blog Post - Police evictions at Ihumātao are an attack on mana motuhake
  • Blog Post - Time to put nature and liveable communities at the centre of planning under RMA
  • Blog Post - Plan to reverse precarious position of hoiho/yellow-eyed penguin
  • Blog Post - Government announces climate action plan
  • Blog Post - Greens to focus on supporting New Zealanders who rent
  • Blog Post - Green Party seek to strengthen Electoral Amendment bill
  • Blog Post - Health-based regime for drug abuse and addiction heralds new era of compassion
  • Blog Post - Murdoch report another nail in the coffin for Anadarko Amendment
  • Blog Post - Government will review last remaining taxpayer supports for fossil fuel industries
  • Blog Post - Prisoner voting ban should be overturned: Green Party
  • Blog Post - First IVL projects to support sustainable tourism and conservation
  • Blog Post - Government takes action for nature
  • Blog Post - Partial review of Conservation and National Parks policies to give better effect to treaty principles
  • Blog Post - Govt takes more action to reduce waste
  • Blog Post - Minister thanks volunteers as Fox clean-up draws to a close
  • Blog Post - New research links poor housing to hospital admissions
  • Blog Post - Grants for clean green transport options welcome
  • Blog Post - Government backs new community recycling centre for Onehunga
  • Blog Post - IPCA report into Hager case highlights threats to media independence
  • Blog Post - Racing billionaire donation to National shows need for donation reform in New Zealand
  • Blog Post - MP wage increases should match other New Zealanders: Green Party
  • Blog Post - Food in Schools: caring for our children’s future
  • Blog Post - Minister announces funding to expand Para Kore, supporting Māori communities to minimise waste
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes interest rate caps on loan sharks
  • Blog Post - Green Party secure a progressive home ownership scheme as part of KiwiBuild reset
  • Blog Post - Proposals set out by Government seek to treat water as taonga
  • Blog Post - New place names restore Maniapoto and Rereahu history
  • Blog Post - Aotearoa history to be taught in all schools
  • Blog Post - Minister launches 50th Conservation Week - Nature needs us
  • Blog Post - Plan to protect endangered species from illegal trade
  • Blog Post - Work underway for beverage container return scheme
  • Blog Post - Change to property management rules on the agenda
  • Blog Post - World-first trade agreement will kick start end to fossil fuel subsidies, say Greens
  • Blog Post - Green Party agrees with all 5 core demands of the School Strike for Climate
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome end to discriminatory refugee ban
  • Blog Post - Ensuring fairness and safety for victims of sexual violence in the justice system
  • Blog Post - New laws to address family violence and keep victims safe from 1 July
  • Blog Post - Better information sharing to keep victims of family violence safer
  • Blog Post - Next steps in improving our response to family violence
  • Blog Post - Takahē population flying high
  • Blog Post - Green Party responds to Government surplus announcement
  • Blog Post - Welfare reform key to a just transition that is inclusive and fair
  • Blog Post - Indigenous Freshwater Fish Bill Passes
  • Blog Post - Fair Pay Agreements mean fairness at work – for everyone
  • Blog Post - Green Party ensures vital human rights and process safeguards will be inserted in new anti-terrorism law
  • Blog Post - California is burning, the US must not walk away from the Paris Agreement
  • Blog Post - Historic day for landmark climate change legislation in New Zealand
  • Blog Post - Green Party proud to co-sponsor legislation defining Female Genital Mutilation
  • Blog Post - Two decades of marine protection celebrated at Te Tapuwae o Rongokako in Tairawhiti
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes moves to tackle landlord-renting imbalance
  • Blog Post - Hoiho get extra support alongside 168 community conservation groups backing nature
  • Blog Post - Minister announces fresh funding for community-led Hokianga environment project
  • Blog Post - Minister announces funding to expand food rescue programme for Northland communities
  • Blog Post - New trapping guide for community and expert trappers alike
  • Blog Post - Advisory Group to shape critical tourism and conservation investment
  • Blog Post - Historic Ripapa Island open for summer visitors
  • Blog Post - Flood of support for Top of the South catchment
  • Blog Post - Green Party negotiate further improvements to Terrorism Suppression Bill
  • Blog Post - Green Party mourns passing of Jim Anderton
  • Blog Post - All newborns deserve access to safe sleeping devices
  • Blog Post - Big boost for community conservation in Northland
  • Blog Post - Green Party supports strong and sustainable public media
  • Blog Post - Flicking the switch on a clean powered public service
  • Blog Post - New resource for schools to increase awareness and understanding of climate change
  • Blog Post - Leading architect of Zero Carbon Bill honoured
  • Blog Post - Salvation Army report shows core benefit must raise: Green Party
  • Blog Post - Strengthening New Zealand’s Immunisation System
  • Blog Post - Green Party call for national discussion on political party funding and donations reform
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcome successful rollout of food in schools program
  • Blog Post - Labour and Greens sign historic agreement to change the Government
  • Blog Post - Organics legislation will mean greener, more sustainable food and products in New Zealand: Green Party
  • Blog Post - Greens’ KiwiSaver win reflects urgency of climate crisis
  • Blog Post - Greens celebrate KiwiSaver divestment win, call for further and faster action
  • Blog Post - Green Party mourn loss of Jeanette Fitzsimons
  • Blog Post - Green Party passes landmark law to ensure deaf and disabled voices heard equally in democracy
  • Blog Post - Package supports Kiwis to put collective health first
  • Blog Post - Ground-breaking abortion law passes, giving NZers compassionate healthcare
  • Blog Post - SPEECH: Green Party Co-leader James Shaw – Ministerial statement on State of National Emergency and Epidemic Notice
  • Blog Post - Essential flight for rare shore plovers
  • Blog Post - All Green Ministers will opt-in to 20% pay reduction
  • Blog Post - Greens push for large intercity rail infrastructure to ensure sustainable post-COVID-19 rebuild
  • Blog Post - Support for Christchurch’s youth with dedicated mental health services at Canterbury University
  • Blog Post - COVID-19 recovery: Greens call for investment in people and nature
  • Blog Post - Guidance will ensure vulnerable NZers are supported by employers to stay safe
  • Blog Post - Rare kākāriki leave their bubble for the wild
  • Blog Post - Green Party says Kiwis now have clear decision to make on legal and controlled cannabis
  • Blog Post - Reducing waste and creating jobs - Minister announces 2020 Waste Minimisation Fund applications open, focus on COVID-19 recovery
  • Blog Post - Time to pay essential heroes a decent wage, says Green Party
  • Blog Post - Marama Davidson asks Tāmaki Makaurau for your party vote and your electorate vote
  • Blog Post - Budget 2020: Huge investment in green nature based jobs jump starts sustainable COVID recovery
  • Blog Post - Investment in housing gives more people access to the home they deserve
  • Blog Post - Budget 2020: Next steps to end family and sexual violence
  • Blog Post - Budget boost for refugee families a win for compassion
  • Blog Post - Budget boost for refugee families a win for compassion
  • Blog Post - Green MP joins international call to cancel developing countries’ debt
  • Blog Post - Great Walks recovery on track for summer
  • Blog Post - Think Ahead, Act Now: Greens unveil vision for Aotearoa
  • Blog Post - Green Party unveils its candidate list for the 2020 election
  • Blog Post - Better protection for seabirds
  • Blog Post - Greens work to secure inquiry into Wild West student accommodation sector
  • Blog Post - Strongest ever water reforms mean swimmable rivers within a generation
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes crucial financial support for creatives
  • Blog Post - Green Party statement on the death of George Floyd
  • Blog Post - Excellent service to nature recognised
  • Blog Post - Greens urge police to rule out armed police patrols following George Floyd’s death
  • Blog Post - Wairarapa Moana seeks international recognition as vital wetland
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome police ruling out of Armed Response Teams
  • Blog Post - Green Party: Auckland Council’s proposed COVID budget cuts are regressive and dangerous for the climate
  • Blog Post - Health reforms must protect community voices
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome new ACC zero carbon plans, call for ruling out any future fossil fuel investment
  • Blog Post - Greens call for Government office to address Rainbow issues following Human Rights Commission report
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes new approach to delivering light rail
  • Blog Post - Green Party seek amendment to ensure all prisoners can vote
  • Blog Post - Green Party remembers and celebrates Jeanette Fitzsimons in memorial service
  • Blog Post - Another Green win as climate change considerations inserted into the RMA
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome huge new investment in sustainable projects
  • Blog Post - Greens call for Guaranteed Minimum Income to alleviate skyrocketing debt with MSD
  • Blog Post - Green Party unveils Clean Energy Plan
  • Blog Post - Green Party opposes RMA fast-track bill that cut corners on environmental safeguards and public consultation
  • Blog Post - Dual place names for Te Pātaka-o-Rākaihautū / Banks Peninsula features
  • Blog Post - New protection for dolphins and support for changes to fishing methods
  • Blog Post - Free youth mental health pilot for Porirua
  • Blog Post - Free period products in schools to combat poverty
  • Blog Post - Supporting people into work and income security – priorities in welfare reforms
  • Blog Post - Legislation passed for visitor levy and smart border systems
  • Blog Post - One step closer to Predator Free 2050
  • Blog Post - $100 million investment fund launched to invest in reducing emissions
  • Blog Post - Flicking the switch on a clean powered public service
  • Blog Post - Ensuring fairness and safety for victims of sexual violence in the justice system
  • Blog Post - Climate Change Adaptation and Risk Assessment Framework released
  • Blog Post - New transformational tools for the Predator Free 2050 effort
  • Blog Post - Funding for Kaipara district community waste programmes
  • Blog Post - Funding for Predator Free Whangārei
  • Blog Post - Boost for community freshwater restoration projects
  • Blog Post - New support package for wildlife institutions
  • Blog Post - Government steps up action on waste - funds recycling infrastructure and expands levy scheme
  • Blog Post - Te Arawa Lakes Trust among first to benefit from Jobs for Nature and biosecurity investment
  • Blog Post - Government restores fairness for family carers
  • Blog Post - Jobs for Nature investment to provide 50 jobs in South Westland
  • Blog Post - Conservation Board appointments boost diversity
  • Blog Post - Greens call for additional public holiday for Matariki
  • Blog Post - Green Party strengthens bill that empowers teachers to de-escalate struggling kids
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome Kiwibank’s decision to stop doing business with fossil fuels
  • Blog Post - New legislation to end tenure review and improve management of Crown pastoral lands
  • Blog Post - Green Party warmly welcome Behrouz Boochani
  • Blog Post - Green Party will sign up to long overdue Code of Conduct
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome final RMA review report
  • Blog Post - Green Party protects stranded Kiwis from $3000 fee for coming home
  • Blog Post - Government to regulate environmentally harmful plastic packaging, tyres, e-waste
  • Blog Post - Former Defence Force Chiefs must front up over torture allegations: Green Party
  • Blog Post - Greens call for Māori and Pāsefika healthcare to be prioritised
  • Blog Post - Turning the tide for hoiho/yellow-eyed penguin
  • Blog Post - Rakitū Island declared latest predator free island
  • Blog Post - Guaranteed minimum income needed to cushion impact of growing underemployment
  • Blog Post - Greens celebrate rent reforms
  • Blog Post - Govt progress on climate change essential, risk assessment shows
  • Blog Post - Green light for Wellington and Wairarapa in $220m nationwide cycleways package
  • Blog Post - Greens unveil Homes for All Plan
  • Blog Post - Stronger Green voice needed next term to stop more mining on or under conservation land
  • Blog Post - Government investment to boost Auckland’s community recycling network
  • Blog Post - Major funding boost for Predator Free Banks Peninsula
  • Blog Post - Significant investment in Raukūmara Pae Maunga to prevent Raukūmara forest collapse
  • Blog Post - New strategy to ensure nature thrives
  • Blog Post - Government announces plan to tackle problem plastics and seven single-use plastic items
  • Blog Post - Greens call for continued commitment to science from political leaders
  • Blog Post - James Shaw awaiting precautionary COVID-19 test result
  • Blog Post - Political parties should stop naked political self-interest and accept the Election Date change: Greens
  • Blog Post - Lowest ever Public Service Gender Pay Gap
  • Blog Post - Biggest cash-injection for Family Planning in a decade
  • Blog Post - $242 million boost for mothers and maternity services
  • Blog Post - 350,000 More Measles Vaccines for Massive Immunisation Campaign
  • Blog Post - New Algorithm Charter a world-first
  • Blog Post - Equal Pay Amendment Bill Passes with Unanimous Support
  • Blog Post - Te Whau pathway extended as part of $220m nationwide cycleways investment
  • Blog Post - Green MPs in Auckland to stay in region during Alert Level 3
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes new wage subsidy scheme
  • Blog Post - Low-emissions options for heavy transport a step closer
  • Blog Post - Increase to sick leave crucial to health response: Greens
  • Blog Post - National doubles down on lack of care for Kiwis overseas
  • Blog Post - Greens support iwi-led checkpoints
  • Blog Post - Greens call for students to be lifted out of poverty with Guaranteed Minimum Income
  • Blog Post - Lowering voting age will strengthen democracy: Greens
  • Blog Post - Greens urge continued caution following alert level announcement
  • Blog Post - New rules for the outdoor storage of tyres
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome momentum on a Hamilton to Auckland fast train service
  • Blog Post - More action on waste – Government funds recycling infrastructure, moves to standardise kerbside collections
  • Blog Post - National reckless on rivers
  • Blog Post - Green Party MP Golriz Ghahraman responds to March 15 terrorist sentencing
  • Blog Post - 116 community conservation projects to get extra support to back nature
  • Blog Post - International recognition of Wairarapa Moana celebrated in Conservation Week
  • Blog Post - Mackenzie drylands protection takes step forward
  • Blog Post - Lobby group advice to keep homes cold until after Election Day dangerous
  • Blog Post - Greens pleased with Labour’s support for Matariki Day
  • Blog Post - Jobs for Nature to expand Predator Free Wellington
  • Blog Post - Tighter trade restrictions to support endangered species survival in the wild
  • Blog Post - Tax should close the inequality gap between people who own and people who earn: Greens
  • Blog Post - Greens unveil $297m fund to support sustainable food and farming
  • Blog Post - Labour’s energy policy shows progress, but more action needed to protect the planet
  • Blog Post - Government must walk the talk on commitment to te reo Māori
  • Blog Post - Greens will push next term for Government to expand dignified income beyond public service with Fair Pay Agreements
  • Blog Post - Jobs for Nature boosts efforts to restore Kaimai-Mamaku
  • Blog Post - Greens now the only political party sticking up for students
  • Blog Post - New Zealand first in the world to require climate risk reporting
  • Blog Post - PREFU shows efforts to keep us all healthy, now we need to revenue raise
  • Blog Post - No surprise in National’s latest attempt to slash public services
  • Blog Post - Green Party will work next term with Labour to quickly implement Fair Pay Agreements and extended sick leave
  • Blog Post - Greens to protect Aotearoa’s oceans with marine sanctuaries, bottom trawling and set-netting restrictions, and action against plastic
  • Blog Post - More resources for kiwi conservation
  • Blog Post - New tools to make nature more accessible
  • Blog Post - Greens call for a bus lane to bypass congestion on Harbour Bridge
  • Blog Post - More mental wellbeing services for young people in regions
  • Blog Post - Government achieves 50 percent women on state boards
  • Blog Post - New pest lures to protect nature
  • Blog Post - Environment and climate will be decimated by National’s dangerous agriculture policy
  • Blog Post - Healthy, affordable homes a Green Party priority for Wellington
  • Blog Post - NZ’s most prestigious conservation award – Loder Cup presented to Graeme Atkins
  • Blog Post - We must investigate COVID-19 retraining support that skews towards men: Greens
  • Blog Post - Reports of great whites finned alive cement case for cameras on boats
  • Blog Post - Greens announce bold plan to ensure NZ transport tackles climate change
  • Blog Post - Greens announce bold transport plan for Christchurch to tackle climate change and congestion
  • Blog Post - Greens announce bold transport plan for Wellington to tackle climate change and congestion
  • Blog Post - Greens announce bold transport plan for Auckland to tackle climate change and congestion
  • Blog Post - Green Party responds to NZ First Foundation SFO charges
  • Blog Post - Conservation Minister plants two millionth tree in Raglan restoration
  • Blog Post - Greens announce plan to close digital divide and support high-tech industries
  • Blog Post - Greens must be at table during RMA reform to protect environment
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome Labour Housing Plan, will push to clear the public housing waiting list in five years
  • Blog Post - Greens commit to protecting Kauri
  • Blog Post - Green Party announces plan for net zero energy buildings
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome Labour’s commitment to ban conversion therapy, but want Office for Rainbow Communities
  • Blog Post - National’s economic plan a cruel blow for those on low incomes
  • Blog Post - Greens call for independent review of Pharmac
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome Labour’s climate commitments, will push for more action to match the scale of the crisis
  • Blog Post - Greens would bring urban food farms to Auckland City
  • Blog Post - Greens would go further and faster for kauri protection
  • Blog Post - Greens promise continued action to reduce mental health waiting times
  • Blog Post - Building a vibrant creative sector 
  • Blog Post - Green Party releases tourism policy
  • Blog Post - Greens close campaign with COVID-19 recovery pitch
  • Blog Post - Green Party commits to stronger urban tree protection and no new mines on public conservation land
  • Blog Post - Greens only party with plan to meet scale of climate challenge
  • Blog Post - Election Night Speech - Marama Davidson
  • Blog Post - Election Night Speech - James Shaw
  • Blog Post - Close preliminary Cannabis result means a wait for the specials: Greens
  • Blog Post - Labour and Greens to have Cooperation Agreement
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome commitment to sick leave extension
  • Blog Post - Green Party responds to final election results from specials
  • Blog Post - Green Party backs calls by New Zealand charities to lift the benefit by Christmas
  • Blog Post - Successful prosecution of Talley’s deep-water fishing division shows need for more marine protected areas and better enforcement
  • Blog Post - Reserve Bank policies will inevitably heat housing market, Government must implement tax reform to cool it down
  • Blog Post - Auckland COVID-19 case shows need for extended sick leave before busy Christmas period
  • Blog Post - Greens commit to ensuring strong oceans protection this term
  • Blog Post - Report of alleged war crimes by Australian Defence Force in Afghanistan a distressing reminder of the need for accountability and transparency
  • Blog Post - Green Party announce portfolio reshuffle with talented and energised caucus team
  • Blog Post - Reports of prisoner abuse show need for prisons rethink and independent oversight
  • Blog Post - Green Party respond to Government review of housing settings
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcome Adrian Orr’s full and frank advice on tax
  • Blog Post - Oranga Tamariki head should question whether she has trust of Māori communities
  • Blog Post - Greens call for decent working conditions for all horticulture workers
  • Blog Post - Legal drug checking this festival season will help protect our young people: Green Party
  • Blog Post - Green Party to abstain from tax changes that will worsen house crisis in absence of tax on assets
  • Blog Post - Government should fix COVID-19 leave loophole before summer seasonal work starts
  • Blog Post - Green Party sign on to international campaign to #MakeAmazonPay
  • Blog Post - Green Party respond to Royal Commission report into March 15 terror attack
  • Blog Post - Economic windfall should be funnelled straight back into communities: Green Party
  • Blog Post - Ihumātao He Pūmautanga a good first step
  • Blog Post - Electricity market reforms needed
  • Blog Post - Worsening housing crisis must prompt action
  • Blog Post - Grainne Moss’ resignation welcome, it must pave way for Māori leadership at OT
  • Blog Post - Green Party supports demands by School Strike 4 Climate NZ
  • Blog Post - Urgent community builds needed to stop unaffordable rent hikes
  • Blog Post - Green Party delivers on reducing transport emissions
  • Blog Post - Waihopai Spy Base must close down: Greens
  • Blog Post - A win for Māori wards across Aotearoa New Zealand
  • Blog Post - Now we have a chance to share our whakapapa: Greens
  • Blog Post - The Green Party supports long-overdue investigation into landlords breaching tenant privacy
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome long-overdue Matariki public holiday announcement
  • Blog Post - He aro ki Te Ao Māori te aronga matua: Te Pāti Kākariki
  • Blog Post - Re-starting refugee resettlement is the right thing to do
  • Blog Post - Air NZ’s possible assistance to Saudi military ships committing atrocities in Yemen appalling
  • Blog Post - New Green MP takes a stand on discrimination towards our Rainbow Whānau
  • Blog Post - Green Party calls to end conversion therapy now
  • Blog Post - Green Party to take precautions with COVID-19 response
  • Blog Post - Petition calling for ban on conversion therapy gains huge momentum
  • Blog Post - Green Party echoes calls for ‘brave’ action on rising inequality
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes PCE report that calls for more sustainable tourism
  • Blog Post - Green Party celebrate fast tracked timeline for banning conversion therapy, will push for best bill that properly protects the Rainbow community
  • Blog Post - Research shows New Zealanders want income support increased
  • Blog Post - Child poverty data shows disabled children, Māori and Pasifika being left behind
  • Blog Post - Green Party accept petition calling for equal distribution of COVID-19 vaccine globally
  • Blog Post - Māori now have a seat at the local government table
  • Blog Post - Government action to cool house prices still needed despite Reserve Bank change
  • Blog Post - Tax data exposes gross inequity between the wealthiest and poorest New Zealanders
  • Blog Post - A win for Pasifika Communities to have a stable home
  • Blog Post - Government must keep improving COVID-19 support scheme so New Zealanders can self-isolate: Greens
  • Blog Post - A push to remove the Pasifika poverty status quo
  • Blog Post - Green Party calls on Government to stop dirty fishing practice of bottom trawling
  • Blog Post - Working for Families reform must end discriminatory tax credits
  • Blog Post - Most vulnerable must be prioritised in vaccine rollout
  • Blog Post - Māori children are not the cause of crime
  • Blog Post - Seaweek: Green Party calls on New Zealanders to make submissions supporting Waiheke Rāhui to protect declining kaimoana
  • Blog Post - Greens say Rocket Lab launch breaches National security
  • Blog Post - One year since the pandemic was declared, we must ensure equitable vaccine rollout
  • Blog Post - Green Party backs calls for ‘fatally flawed’ Bill to be rejected
  • Blog Post - Pasifika calls for the protection of our seas
  • Blog Post - Seaweek 2021: Green Party call on Fisheries NZ and DOC to do better to stop by-kill of our precious NZ seabirds
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes revival of Births, Deaths, Marriages and Relationships Registration Bill
  • Blog Post - Greens announce 4 point plan to stop runaway housing crisis
  • Blog Post - Green Party dismayed at delay in intensive winter grazing regulations
  • Blog Post - Greens call for walking and cycling priority for Auckland Harbour Bridge
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome review of women’s prisons, calls for all prisons to be reviewed
  • Blog Post - Housing plan a start, but much more needed to meet the scale of the crisis
  • Blog Post - Kāinga Ora borrowing ability should be increased, while ensuring a Te Tiriti o Waitangi based, community-focused approach
  • Blog Post - Greens support calls for Dawn Raids apology
  • Blog Post - RocketLab failing to properly consult with Hapū: Greens meet with ngā uri o Rongomaiwahine
  • Blog Post - Auckland light rail back on track, Greens welcome engagement with community
  • Blog Post - We have a poverty crisis in New Zealand, we need to do more
  • Blog Post - Greens legacy bill to ensure a more inclusive and accessible Aotearoa to be debated in Parliament
  • Blog Post - Systemic racism rooted in Māori victimisation report
  • Blog Post - Green Party supports climate strike demands
  • Blog Post - Young Pasifika Leaders call for climate action: Greens
  • Blog Post - Service providers and communities call on Government to treat drugs as a health issue
  • Blog Post - Green Party plans significant rewrite of social security legislation
  • Blog Post - Strong relationship continues as Green Party renew MoU with E Tū union
  • Blog Post - Greens will embed tikanga Māori into rewrite of social security legislation
  • Blog Post - Pasifika mental wellbeing initiative must protect our communities: Greens
  • Blog Post - The Greens call for an empowered independent Māori Health Authority
  • Blog Post - E karanga ana Te Pātī Kākāriki mo te waihangatanga o tētahi Manatū Hauora Māori
  • Blog Post - Tinkering around the edges won’t cut it for families struggling to survive
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes major healthcare reforms with a call for more
  • Blog Post - Former Govt spies should be stopped from private spying
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome protections for Kiwis’ savings
  • Blog Post - The Greens welcome whānau centred initiatives for Prisons
  • Blog Post - Local government review must centre Te Tiriti o Waitangi and empower young people
  • Blog Post - Greens call for amnesty programme in open letter to immigration minister
  • Blog Post - Our tamariki Maōri should not suffer any more: Greens
  • Blog Post - Public sector pay restrictions are unacceptable
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome US support for People’s Vaccine
  • Blog Post - Green Party launch petition calling for Labour to reverse public sector wage suppression on our nurses, teachers, DOC workers
  • Blog Post - Manawatū District Council must not defer Māori Wards to 2024
  • Blog Post - Green MP Teanau Tuiono walks out of the House in support of Te Pāti Māori
  • Blog Post - Student accommodation inquiry recommends proactive transparency, independent dispute resolution process
  • Blog Post - Green Party condemn violent displacement of Palestinians
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes KiwiSaver fossil fuel and illegal weapons exclusion
  • Blog Post - Greens call on Labour to urgently support Members Bill to protect the Human Rights of Rainbow communities
  • Blog Post - Green Party tables 26,000 signatures against public sector wage squeeze
  • Blog Post - Green Party tables motion to recognise Palestinian statehood
  • Blog Post - James and Marama's Letter to the Speaker
  • Blog Post - Green Party supports Budget 2021 which will help those in poverty
  • Blog Post - The Green Party’s Te Mātāwaka welcomes the Wellbeing Budget 2021
  • Blog Post - Budget 2021 speech - Marama Davidson
  • Blog Post - Stronger biosecurity protections at our border and for our iconic kauri
  • Blog Post - Govt to rev up reductions in transport emissions
  • Blog Post - Foundations laid for strong climate action
  • Blog Post - Hundreds of new electric cars for state sector
  • Blog Post - Carbon neutral government a step closer
  • Blog Post - Emissions report shows urgent action needed
  • Blog Post - NZ becomes first in world for climate reporting
  • Blog Post - Government delivers next phase of climate action
  • Blog Post - Climate reporting for Crown financial institutions
  • Blog Post - Prevention and community leadership key in Budget 2021 family violence, sexual violence funding
  • Blog Post - Report shows progress on Homelessness Action Plan
  • Blog Post - Government hits massive milestone in Violence Prevention & Elimination
  • Blog Post - $4M to reduce homelessness in five locations
  • Blog Post - Government delivers 1,000 more transitional housing places
  • Blog Post - Greens urge Government to stick to no new mines commitment in stewardship land review and reclassification
  • Blog Post - Green Party launches petition for publicly-owned public transport
  • Blog Post - Greens’ Māori Caucus Te Mātāwaka call for Matariki Ahunga Nui to be expanded in school curriculum
  • Blog Post - Greens call for more protection of native whitebait species at risk of extinction
  • Blog Post - Greens call for Facebook to be held accountable for role in spreading disinformation
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome Auckland walking and cycling bridge, call for more climate focus
  • Blog Post - Green Party MP Golriz Ghahraman receives her COVID-19 vaccination
  • Blog Post - It’s time to get behind our nurses
  • Blog Post - Dr Elizabeth Kerekere receives her COVID-19 vaccination
  • Blog Post - Green Party set to deliver open letter to Immigration Minister with 17k signatures
  • Blog Post - Dawn Raids apology welcomed, needs to be backed up with amnesty
  • Blog Post - Acting boldly to address the housing crisis so we all thrive
  • Blog Post - Green MPs back calls for work to stop immediately in Pūtiki Bay following unnecessary police presence
  • Blog Post - Greens want Government to get cameras on boats faster
  • Blog Post - Chlöe Swarbrick puts Bill aimed at minimising alcohol harm in Members’ ballot
  • Blog Post - Green Party supports call to end youth detention in police cells
  • Blog Post - Greens announce Members Bill to stop military launches at Rocket Lab protest
  • Blog Post - Small steps for Hauraki Gulf protection, much more action needed
  • Blog Post - Greens urge Wellington Council to support a Spatial Plan that best addresses the climate and housing crises
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome progress on hard to recycle and single use plastics, but more needs to be done
  • Blog Post - RMA reform must ensure a healthy environment and community wellbeing
  • Blog Post - Public ownership and Māori involvement essential for three waters entities
  • Blog Post - Today’s benefit increase a start, but Government must do more for people in poverty
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome Matariki public holiday date, now we must build this significant time into our education system
  • Blog Post - Green Party appoints new Chief of Staff
  • Blog Post - Principles for guiding the Emissions Reduction Plan Speech
  • Blog Post - Wellington’s largest transitional housing facility opens
  • Blog Post - Housing First Pūrākau share experiences of homelessness
  • Blog Post - New Zealand Government to declare a climate emergency
  • Blog Post - Public sector to be carbon neutral by 2025
  • Blog Post - Climate emergency declaration will be matched with long-term action
  • Blog Post - Minister Shaw speaks with U.S. Presidential Envoy John Kerry
  • Blog Post - Greens call for a Warrant of Fitness for rental homes
  • Blog Post - Clean car package to drive down emissions
  • Blog Post - Government moves on climate promises
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes Commerce Commission’s draft findings, cautions against wait and hope solutions
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes conversion therapy prohibition bill
  • Blog Post - James Shaw re-elected as Co-leader of the Green Party
  • Blog Post - Green Party AGM Speech: Marama Davidson
  • Blog Post - Green Party AGM Speech: James Shaw
  • Blog Post - Greens call for dehumanising sanctions to be removed, GMI to be implemented
  • Blog Post - Clean, reliable electricity needs active Government leadership
  • Blog Post - NZ Government must do everything in its power to support peace in Afghanistan
  • Blog Post - Auckland Central MP welcomes new COVID-19 walk-in testing centre in Auckland’s City Centre
  • Blog Post - Green Party will not attend Parliament during Alert Level 4
  • Blog Post - Greens call out racial profiling toward Pasifika Communities
  • Blog Post - Greens urge more support for vulnerable families in lockdown
  • Blog Post - Auckland Central MP welcomes City Rail Link hardship scheme
  • Blog Post - Statement from Green Party Co-leaders on West Auckland supermarket attack
  • Blog Post - Minister reminds people that they are not alone this weekend
  • Blog Post - Auckland Central MP welcomes relocated COVID-19 vaccination centre with increased capacity
  • Blog Post - Greens’ Te Mātāwaka Caucus responds to ACT leader’s racial sabotage
  • Blog Post - Greens say Govt investment in public transport, walking, cycling is not enough
  • Blog Post - Greens call for immediate student support, launches petition
  • Blog Post - Greens call for all birth injuries to be covered by ACC, launch open letter
  • Blog Post - Open letter calling for ACC to cover all birth injuries and trauma reaches 10,000 signatures
  • Blog Post - Auckland Central MP calls for Government funding to revive the St James Theatre, launches open letter
  • Blog Post - Disability-assist dog Bill to have first reading today
  • Blog Post - Kiwis overseas must be allowed to vote next year
  • Blog Post - Government should cover all birth injuries and trauma
  • Blog Post - Significant power shift vital for our mokopuna
  • Blog Post - Pathways to residency a win for Green Party
  • Blog Post - Extend transitional medicinal cannabis standards to ease patients’ suffering
  • Blog Post - Seabed mining application rejected, moratorium necessary next step
  • Blog Post - Climate crisis demands better transport options
  • Blog Post - Govt plan risks vulnerable communities
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome work on electoral reform, but call for recommendations of previous reviews to be implemented without delay
  • Blog Post - Green Party deeply concerned space launches may be breaching nuclear-free laws
  • Blog Post - One-off residency scheme needs to include working holiday and seasonal workers
  • Blog Post - Greens call for expanded protection for renters, overseas voting for COVID-19 bill
  • Blog Post - Te Mātāwaka: Greens support iwi led housing solutions
  • Blog Post - Waste strategy needs to learn from nature
  • Blog Post - Equitable financial support urgently needed to combat COVID outbreak
  • Blog Post - Govt must build on foundation of planning rule changes to solve housing crisis
  • Blog Post - Te Mātāwaka: Greens call for the Government to listen to Māori health experts
  • Blog Post - New research reinforces urgency to end conversion practices
  • Blog Post - National’s irresponsible COVID plan will cost lives
  • Blog Post - Make it a shore thing – Bird of the Year 2021
  • Blog Post - Transform arms export regime to strengthen human rights protections
  • Blog Post - Green Party sets out more equitable approach to COVID-19 response
  • Blog Post - Funding to test drugs at festivals a lifesaver
  • Blog Post - Press pause on Three Waters reforms
  • Blog Post - Sector calls for major changes to ACC operations
  • Blog Post - Green advocacy tilts balance in favour of small businesses
  • Blog Post - Fossil fuels divestment must be urgent priority in new investment framework
  • Blog Post - Disability reform welcomed by Greens
  • Blog Post - Boosting housing and clean transport only realistic option for LGWM
  • Blog Post - Government must address council housing rent gap
  • Blog Post - No time for half measures - ban import of palm oil by-products
  • Blog Post - More needed to support families to make ends meet
  • Blog Post - Govt must start phase out of synthetic nitrogen fertiliser
  • Blog Post - Reform ACC to support survivors of sexual violence
  • Blog Post - Welcome repeal of Three Strikes Law demands further action
  • Blog Post - Te Mātāwaka: Oversight of Oranga Tamariki needs to be independent of Government
  • Blog Post - Govt must expand drug harm reduction initiatives nationwide
  • Blog Post - Auckland border should remain in place for now
  • Blog Post - Test and refine COVID traffic light system first
  • Blog Post - Green Party seeks post-enactment review for COVID Bill
  • Blog Post - Support needed for Auckland families and communities, not just tourism
  • Blog Post - No new mines: It’s time to uphold your promise
  • Blog Post - Housing legislation needs further changes
  • Blog Post - Kids living in poverty cannot wait any longer for change
  • Blog Post - Phase out PKE as part of climate plan
  • Blog Post - Smokefree Action Plan welcomed by Greens
  • Blog Post - Green Party celebrates gender self-ID legislation becoming law
  • Blog Post - Amnesty needed on welfare debt
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome Government plan for law change to better protect nature
  • Blog Post - Lowering voting age will strengthen democracy
  • Blog Post - Finally… a step towards restoring victims’ confidence in our justice system
  • Blog Post - Green Party celebrates better support for birth injuries
  • Blog Post - Prioritise Māori and Pasifika providers in vax rollout to children, and keep pushing for over 90%
  • Blog Post - Vax rollout to children must prioritise Māori and Pasifika providers
  • Blog Post - Equitable response to Omicron vital
  • Blog Post - Put our most vulnerable first
  • Blog Post - Build Auckland light rail for benefit of everyone
  • Blog Post - Protect seamounts and ban bottom trawling right now
  • Blog Post - Income insurance scheme risks embedding a two-tier system
  • Blog Post - Open border in a safe and equitable way
  • Blog Post - Return private land to Māori, say Greens
  • Blog Post - The time to protect our oceans is now
  • Blog Post - Personal stories of birth injuries delivered to ACC Minister
  • Blog Post - Greens celebrate historic day for Rainbow communities
  • Blog Post - Renters can’t live in a discussion document
  • Blog Post - Urgently increase public housing now
  • Blog Post - It’s time for a Ministry for Rainbow Communities, say Greens
  • Blog Post - Green Party win will help reduce transport emissions
  • Blog Post - Greens call for further benefit lift as part of COVID-19 response
  • Blog Post - Greens win support for our cities’ cultural infrastructure
  • Blog Post - Liveable incomes still desperately needed
  • Blog Post - Greens call on Government to be a mediator for peace in Ukraine
  • Blog Post - Protect at-risk communities as borders open
  • Blog Post - Greens support resettlement for Ukrainian refugees
  • Blog Post - Green Party calls for ‘test to stay’ in schools, free RATs for all
  • Blog Post - Climate adaptation is crucial but emissions must still come down
  • Blog Post - Questions to Govt reveal urgent need for rental WOF and register
  • Blog Post - Green Party supports allied health workers
  • Blog Post - Green Party says Government needs to do better to protect our drinking water
  • Blog Post - Support local growers to provide an abundance of food
  • Blog Post - Prominent women reinforce collective approach to addressing gender-based violence
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome Three Waters recommendations
  • Blog Post - Container return scheme will benefit recycling and the oceans
  • Blog Post - Direct payments, instead of fossil fuel subsidies
  • Blog Post - Ukraine response must be part of an equitable broader framework
  • Blog Post - Golriz Ghahraman March 15 House statement
  • Blog Post - Test to stay and free N95 masks needed in schools
  • Blog Post - Green Party endorses Efeso Collins
  • Blog Post - Greens launch petition for free public transport
  • Blog Post - Greens urge Government to keep public health protections
  • Blog Post - Boost support long-term for Māori and Pasifika isolation, vaccinations
  • Blog Post - Liveable incomes needed to lift COVID burden
  • Blog Post - Stronger COVID protections needed in schools
  • Blog Post - Urgent action needed to protect communities
  • Blog Post - Auckland Council pressures Parliament to act on community alcohol harm reduction
  • Blog Post - Manus and Nauru Refugee resettlement welcome, but more to do
  • Blog Post - Welfare system keeping people in poverty
  • Blog Post - Fair Pay Agreements will give workers more hope for a fairer system
  • Blog Post - Break up supermarket duopoly and guarantee liveable incomes
  • Blog Post - Simple, universal, liveable – a vision for welfare in Aotearoa
  • Blog Post - Statement for Moana Jackson
  • Blog Post - Protect vulnerable communities before rolling back COVID-19 protections
  • Blog Post - New report confirms the case for emissions reduction plan
  • Blog Post - Greens write to PM to call for rent controls
  • Blog Post - Greens celebrate as Matariki Bill passes third reading
  • Blog Post - Christchurch City Council tells MPs to act now on alcohol harm reduction
  • Blog Post - Greens partner with student unions to launch people’s inquiry into student wellbeing
  • Blog Post - Liveable incomes and rent controls, now
  • Blog Post - Keep masks in schools to protect tamariki
  • Blog Post - Greens join Pacific leaders to call for an end to deep sea mining
  • Blog Post - Urgent action needed to bring natural environment back from the brink
  • Blog Post - Future of West Papuan students more secure
  • Blog Post - Nature needs us to act right now
  • Blog Post - Urgent action needed to soften inflation blow for low income NZers
  • Blog Post - UNDRIP – Let’s get on with it
  • Blog Post - Greens call for urgent action to fix tax system
  • Blog Post - HRC housing inquiry confirms need for rental WOF
  • Blog Post - Rising household costs hurting low-income people
  • Blog Post - Greens call for government to implement all recommendations of Casey report into detention of asylum seekers
  • Blog Post - Disability assist dogs now protected in law
  • Blog Post - Celebrating Gasav Ne Fäeag Rotuạm Ta – Rotuman Language Week
  • Blog Post - SPEECH: Building a low-carbon future
  • Blog Post - All coal boilers to be removed from schools
  • Blog Post - Allied health workers deserve better conditions
  • Blog Post - Budget 2022: Investing to eliminate violence in our homes and communities
  • Blog Post - Green Party supports nurses’ ERA decision
  • Blog Post - Immigration reset entrenches discrimination towards low-waged migrants
  • Blog Post - More support for Alcohol Harm Minimisation Bill
  • Blog Post - Pasifika communities must be part of immigration rebalance
  • Blog Post - Transport to drive down emissions
  • Blog Post - Supercharging decarbonisation & transforming the energy system
  • Blog Post - Landmark climate plan secures path to net zero
  • Blog Post - Budget 2022 Speech: Investing to eliminate violence in our homes and communities
  • Blog Post - Strengthening Democracy Bill pulled from biscuit tin
  • Blog Post - Budget 2022: Greens call for greater ambition to address inequality crisis
  • Blog Post - Budget 2022: Greens welcome support to address youth homelessness
  • Blog Post - Budget 2022: Greens welcome winter energy support and funding for community energy
  • Blog Post - Budget 2022: Govt must build on half price fare extension and make public transport free
  • Blog Post - Budget 2022: Greens celebrate landmark investment in climate action
  • Blog Post - Budget 2022: Greens call for urgency with nature-first climate investments
  • Blog Post - Budget 2022: Greens MP Dr Elizabeth Kerekere, says wins for health not enough for Māori or Rainbow
  • Blog Post - Budget 2020: James Shaw Budget Speech
  • Blog Post - Green Party urges Labour to provide support to those who need it most
  • Blog Post - Revealed: DOC failed to submit on Kennedy Point Marina (Pūtiki) resource consent, despite being asked to
  • Blog Post - Schools need COVID-19 plan for winter
  • Blog Post - Green Party urges Labour to support electoral reform member’s bill despite review
  • Blog Post - Inquiry into COVID-19 economic response necessary
  • Blog Post - Stewardship land recommendations fall short of protecting nature
  • Blog Post - Action on supermarkets welcome, must ensure right to food
  • Blog Post - Decoupling work visas key to ending migrant exploitation
  • Blog Post - Pacific engagement must tackle climate change and avoid militarisation
  • Blog Post - Agricultural emissions proposal falls short
  • Blog Post - Petition calls on Auckland Mayor to pedestrianise Queen Street
  • Blog Post - Govt must listen to child sector experts on Oranga Tamariki oversight
  • Blog Post - Lessons must be learned from Delta response
  • Blog Post - RSE overhaul needed to centre workers’ rights
  • Blog Post - Testing removal means domestic protections needed
  • Blog Post - Govt must expand meth rehabilitation programme nationwide
  • Blog Post - Greens call on new Minister to make up for the refugee support not provided during pandemic
  • Blog Post - Maximum limit needed for political donations
  • Blog Post - Oranga Tamariki oversight bill must be withdrawn
  • Blog Post - Stronger action needed to stop illegal logging
  • Blog Post - Nurses could face pay cut under National
  • Blog Post - Pay equity for kaiārahi i te reo celebrated
  • Blog Post - Support workers deserve better pay
  • Blog Post - Migrant healthcare workers need fair pay as well as residency
  • Blog Post - Bin the Misuse of Drugs Act, most New Zealanders agree
  • Blog Post - US abortion decision reinforces need to protect rights in Aotearoa
  • Blog Post - Democracy reforms are a Green win but we still need to cap donations
  • Blog Post - NZ not making waves at oceans conference
  • Blog Post - Get moving with Wellington light rail now
  • Blog Post - Joint Statement: NZ and EU free trade agreement opportunity to support climate friendly and equitable future
  • Blog Post - Alcohol harm minimisation bill pulled from biscuit tin
  • Blog Post - Green Party secures free masks in schools
  • Blog Post - Moratorium on deep sea mining needed right now
  • Blog Post - Māori voter choice a significant Green win
  • Blog Post - Discrimination against disabled migrants must end
  • Blog Post - Greens back calls for mandatory pay gap reporting
  • Blog Post - Green Party calls for safer staffing levels in aged care
  • Blog Post - Pricing must cut agriculture emissions
  • Blog Post - Rent controls and income boost essential for kids’ wellbeing
  • Blog Post - Make N95 masks free for everyone
  • Blog Post - Green Party calls on PM to stop deep sea mining
  • Blog Post - Taxing drug revenue would mean drug reform
  • Blog Post - Greens say fuel tax cut could have saved regional passenger rail, reduce fossil fuel reliance
  • Blog Post - Government must focus on the underlying causes of crime to combat gang violence
  • Blog Post - Free masks a Green win
  • Blog Post - Greens demand answers as Crown agency backs deep sea mining
  • Blog Post - Alcohol action is suicide prevention - MPs must act
  • Blog Post - Free public transport better for climate and inequality
  • Blog Post - Inquiry reveals thousands of students living in poverty
  • Blog Post - Bold solutions needed to ease inflation pressures
  • Blog Post - New evidence boosts case for urgent pay transparency reform
  • Blog Post - Accessible elections a step closer, thanks to the Greens
  • Blog Post - Greens call for overhaul of ‘double standards’ in investor category visa
  • Blog Post - Green Party AGM to move online
  • Blog Post - Big emitters will have to do more to cut emissions
  • Blog Post - Delegates At The Green Party AGM Have Voted To Re-open Nominations For Co-leader
  • Blog Post - Greens back taihoa call on Oranga Tamariki bill
  • Blog Post - Wider scope for birth injuries bill celebrated
  • Blog Post - NZ First Foundation loophole must be closed at select committee
  • Blog Post - Govt must wipe debt to MSD as part of ‘cost of living’ response
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes new report critiquing OT Oversight bill
  • Blog Post - Time to strike anti-Pacific racism from New Zealand law
  • Blog Post - Mana in Mahi must guarantee liveable incomes
  • Blog Post - Let’s build better, warmer, and climate-friendly
  • Blog Post - Member’s bill adds to growing demands on Govt to stop deep sea mining
  • Blog Post - Welfare is about support, not sanctions
  • Blog Post - Decent work, not sanctions
  • Blog Post - Abuse revelations leave no choice but to overhaul RSE scheme
  • Blog Post - Better long-term planning needed for COVID
  • Blog Post - Three strikes law gone but not forgotten for many
  • Blog Post - Time to transform care and support for disabled people
  • Blog Post - Bottom trawling on all seamounts must stop
  • Blog Post - Grassroots sports no longer excuse for alcohol harm inaction
  • Blog Post - Monkeypox elimination plan is essential
  • Blog Post - Bill to ban mining on conservation land pulled from biscuit tin
  • Blog Post - Transport inquiry chance to get regional rail back on track
  • Blog Post - Food prices demand urgent action
  • Blog Post - Exclusive view of the very real threat of losing St James Theatre, Auckland
  • Blog Post - New public transport model must be backed with investment
  • Blog Post - Kaydee Zabelin selected as Green candidate for Palmerston North City Council
  • Blog Post - Green Candidates confirmed for Palmerston North City Council 2022
  • Blog Post - Greens back HRC call for immediate rent freeze
  • Blog Post - Green Party legislation to protect migrant victims of family violence
  • Blog Post - Pay parity for early childhood teachers, now
  • Blog Post - At-risk Afghans evacuated to Aotearoa must be reunited with family
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome review of RSE, but urge Govt to start right now
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes complaints service for survivors of conversion practices
  • Blog Post - Green Party stands with firefighters
  • Blog Post - Time to end all sanctions on beneficiaries
  • Blog Post - Trust betrayed with passing of OT Bill
  • Blog Post - Supermarket reform must be one step of many
  • Blog Post - The search for fossil fuels must come to an end
  • Blog Post - Cabinet Ministers knew visa changes could increase family violence
  • Blog Post - An Open Letter to the Green Party of England and Wales
  • Blog Post - Fight still on for ocean protection
  • Blog Post - Tax legislation makes Green Party change to public transport tax
  • Blog Post - Dunedin Council joins growing list of local authorities and public health experts pushing for alcohol harm minimisation
  • Blog Post - Greens urge Government to adopt overdose prevention trial
  • Blog Post - It’s important to know your KiwiSaver history, Mr. Luxon
  • Blog Post - If the Government is going to close one donations loophole, let’s close them all
  • Blog Post - Green Party statement on the death of Queen Elizabeth II
  • Blog Post - James Shaw re-elected as Co-leader of the Green Party
  • Blog Post - Vital public health measures still missing from COVID response
  • Blog Post - Serious questions for Govt to answer following decision to allow deep-sea mining
  • Blog Post - Urgent need for more food support
  • Blog Post - Time to support te reo Māori as a core subject and as a medium of instruction
  • Blog Post - Government handing Fonterra a free pass
  • Blog Post - Govt must reunite Afghan refugees with their families
  • Blog Post - Green Party welcomes landmark commitments from health sector for ADHD progress
  • Blog Post - Moratorium on deep sea mining a step closer
  • Blog Post - Greens will keep fighting to strengthen democracy
  • Blog Post - No excuses, Minister: we need mandatory pay gap reporting right now
  • Blog Post - Report shows urgent need to fix wealth inequality
  • Blog Post - Green Party backs School Strike demands
  • Blog Post - Swimmable rivers and healthy lakes could soon be out of reach
  • Blog Post - Crown closes the door for Waimana Housing programme
  • Blog Post - RSE expansion stops short of what’s needed
  • Blog Post - Birth injuries bill celebrated - next step, full cover
  • Blog Post - Indigenous self-determination key to unlocking better future
  • Blog Post - Years of Green Party work leads to the end of live exports
  • Blog Post - Green Party launch child poverty campaign
  • Blog Post - Govt’s migrant worker plan an ambulance at the bottom of the cliff
  • Blog Post - Greens welcome step forward for Waimana whānau
  • Blog Post - Time for the Electoral Commission to run local elections
  • Blog Post - Green Party applauds strength of Iranian protestors and communities
  • Blog Post - Time to ditch your tax plans, Mr. Luxon
  • Blog Post - Greens back uni strikes and call on Hipkins to bring sector to the table
  • Blog Post - Report shows reducing actual farming emissions vital
  • Blog Post - Child poverty report shows need for urgent action
  • Blog Post - Whānau endorse ancestral name in showdown with Geographic Board
  • Blog Post - No more Biden time on cannabis decriminalisation
  • Blog Post - Immigration rules must focus on workers’ rights, not just cater to businesses’ needs
  • Blog Post - Redesign tax to work for everyone
  • Blog Post - Space for peace
  • Blog Post - Unacceptable immigration policy makes income a barrier to families being together
  • Blog Post - Pacific people need immediate action to boost pay
  • Blog Post - Minister Hipkins way off the mark on unlawful Police action
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  • Blog Post - Urgent support needed to help people eat
  • Blog Post - Redesign the tax system to work for everyone
  • Blog Post - Lasting public health measures needed for COVID response ahead of future waves
  • Blog Post - Welfare support must keep pace with inflation
  • Blog Post - Benefit stats show urgent need to wipe Work and Income debt
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