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Minister Shaw speaks with U.S. Presidential Envoy John Kerry
Minister for Climate Change, James Shaw spoke yesterday with President Biden’s Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry. -
Green Party supports demands by School Strike 4 Climate NZ
The Green Party supports the demands by School Strike 4 Climate NZ that were announced today. -
Economic windfall should be funnelled straight back into communities: Green Party
Following an economic forecast that shows Aotearoa strongly rebounding from COVID-19, and Crown accounts looking much healthier than expected, the Government should seriously consider taking the lead on economic stimulus and provide cash injection that will help keep New Zealanders afloat. -
Public sector to be carbon neutral by 2025
The Government has launched a major new initiative to combat climate change that will require the public sector to achieve carbon neutrality by 2025. -
Climate emergency declaration will be matched with long-term action
Today’s climate emergency declaration will be backed with ambitious plans to reduce emissions, the Minister for Climate Change, James Shaw today. -
Green Party to abstain from tax changes that will worsen house crisis in absence of tax on assets
The Green Party will abstain from a bill that will make slight changes to income tax brackets. -
New Zealand Government to declare a climate emergency
The Government will declare a climate emergency next week, Climate Change Minister James Shaw said today. -
Green Party announce portfolio reshuffle with talented and energised caucus team
The Green Party Co-leaders have announced their portfolio reshuffle for the 53rd Parliament. “The Green Party caucus offers a breadth of talent and energy to the Parliament this term. In ten MPs you have a small business owner, a human rights lawyer, an academic, a climate negotiator, a transport planner, and so much more”, Green Party Co-leader James Shaw said today. -
Reserve Bank policies will inevitably heat housing market, Government must implement tax reform to cool it down
The Government must use levers to prevent further over-heating of the housing market, which will result from the Reserve Bank pumping another $28 billion into the economy in the form of cheap loans to banks. -
Green Party responds to final election results from specials
Green Party Co-leader Marama Davidson said today: “The final results are in and we’re incredibly excited to confirm our outstanding success this election.