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Greens release rental stories collection
The Green Party has today released a collection of stories showing how dire the rental situation is in Aotearoa. -
Tertiary lifeline buys time to get model right
The Green Party is today welcoming news that the Government will ensure much needed funding for the tertiary sector. -
Greens welcome Government joining the party to deal with disposable vapes
The Green Party are welcoming the Government’s announcement of regulations to curb youth vaping. -
Greens launch rental stories campaign
The Green Party are today launching a campaign asking for people to submit their stories of subpar, substandard and downright awful experiences of renting in Aotearoa. -
We don’t need to engineer a recession, Government can tax wealth
The Green Party is calling on the Government to take responsibility for reducing inflation by taxing wealth instead of leaving RBNZ to continue hiking the Official Cash Rate. -
Richest NZers don’t pay their fair share - and Parliament can fix it
Long awaited High Wealth Individual Research released by Minister David Parker’s office today shows, again, the Government must act to tax wealth and create a fair economy. -
Racing Minister gambling with dogs’ lives in unnecessary and self-imposed delay
The Green Party is concerned with reports that the Racing Minister is kicking decisions on the future of greyhound racing until after the election. -
Persistent inflation shows urgent need to tax wealth
The Green Party is calling on the Government to tax the super wealthy as inflation, largely driven by continued increases in the cost of essentials like food and housing, persists. -
Auckland flood response report requires urgent action
Auckland Central Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick welcomes the findings of the Auckland Flood Response Review and urges Council to not delay implementing the 17 recommendations. -
Greens make progress on alcohol harm minimisation
The Green Party is tonight welcoming the progress made with Chlöe Swarbrick’s Alcohol (Harm Minimisation) member’s bill but disappointed Parliament has once again kicked the rest of the can down the road.