Pages tagged "page-author-Julie-Anne-Genter"
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Moa Point Report Shows Importance of Public Ownership For Infrastructure
The Green Party welcomes the Crown Review Office report into Moa Point, which made clear there were a multitude of failures that led to the disaster.
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Luxon’s fuel tax freeze leaves worse roads and fewer choices
The Green Party says the Government's decision to cancel next year's fuel excise increase will leave the land transport system short of the money it needs and shows neither major party has a serious plan for paying for transport.
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Transport plan more pipe dream than pipeline
The Government's Major Transport Projects Pipeline, released today, shows billions of dollars of mega-roads still unfunded with no timeframe for when many will ever be built.
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Greens call on Government to make Civil Defence Payment available
The Green Party are calling on the Government to immediately activate the Civil Defence Payment across the Wellington region, after a regional state of emergency was declared this afternoon.
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Families Will Pay More Without Clean Car Standard
The Green Party says scrapping the Clean Car Standard will mean New Zealanders end up paying more to run their cars.
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Greens welcome launch of People's Select Committee report on Pay Equity
The Green Party has welcomed the release of the report from the People's Select Committee on Pay Equity.
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Govt caves to industry on Clean Car commitment
The Green Party says the Government’s move to cave in to industry by gutting the Clean Car Standard scheme is a reminder why National can’t be trusted.
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More than 5,300 call for restoration of Māori place names
Wellingtonians are making it clear they want Māori place names to be restored to Wellington electorates, with more than 5,300 signatures on a petition sent to the Representation Committee today by Green Party Wellington MPs Julie Anne Genter and Tamatha Paul.
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Govt gets it wrong with cancelled ferries
The cost of cancelling the iRex ferries shows the wastefulness and short-term thinking of the Coalition Government.
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Greens launch petition to restore Te Reo electorate names in capital
Green Party Wellington MPs Julie Anne Genter and Tamatha Paul have launched a petition calling for Māori place names to be restored to Wellington electorates. This comes after the Rongotai electorate was changed to an English name with minimal community consultation and zero engagement with mana whenua.
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