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Climate adaptation is crucial but emissions must still come down
Minister of Climate Change James Shaw says the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) assessment report is a stark reminder of why New Zealand needs to plan for the worst effects of climate change. -
Statement from Green Party Co-leaders on West Auckland supermarket attack
“We send our thoughts and aroha to the victims and their whānau as they deal with this shocking terror attack,” Green Party Co-leader Marama Davidson says. -
Green Party will not attend Parliament during Alert Level 4
The Green Party will not attend Parliament while Wellington is at Alert Level 4 this week. -
Green Party AGM Speech: James Shaw
Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā tatou katoa. Ngā mihi o te ahiahi. Good afternoon. -
James Shaw re-elected as Co-leader of the Green Party
James Shaw has been re-elected as the male Co-leader of the Green Party at its AGM in Silverstream today. -
Green Party appoints new Chief of Staff
The Green Party has appointed a new Parliamentary Chief of Staff, Robin Campbell. -
Principles for guiding the Emissions Reduction Plan Speech
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Greens urge Wellington Council to support a Spatial Plan that best addresses the climate and housing crises
The Green Party is urging Wellington City Council to pass an ambitious Spatial Plan that sets Wellington up for action on the housing crisis, allowing for more new homes close to the city centre. -
Clean car package to drive down emissions
New rebates for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles start July 1 with up to $8,625 for new vehicles and $3,450 for used. Electric vehicle chargers now available every 75km along most state highways to give Kiwis confidence. Low Emission Transport Fund will have nearly four times the funding by 2023 to continue to grow the nationwide EV charging network and support other low emission refuelling networks. Electric Vehicle Buyers Guide available to help guide potential buyers. Govt intends to set up... -
Acting boldly to address the housing crisis so we all thrive
Tēnā koe Minister Woods,