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Labour needs to reconsider wealth tax
The announcement today that the Government has decided to cut funding to public services shows exactly why they need to tax wealth and big corporations. -
Prioritising roads over climate is simply irresponsible
The Government’s decision today to prioritise new roads is the exact opposite of what Aotearoa needs right now and needs a rethink. -
Irresponsible Auckland harbour crossing bad for climate and bad for congestion
Throwing tens of billions of dollars at another six lanes of traffic is not going to solve Auckland’s congestion problem - and is grossly irresponsible in the middle of a climate crisis. -
It’s official! The Green Party the only grown-ups in the room on public transport
People are tired of the three yearly public transport merry-go-round. It literally doesn’t get anyone anywhere. -
National’s transport policy rehash of failed ideas
The National Party's visionless obsession with highways is the exact opposite of the smart investment Aotearoa needs in zero-emissions transport infrastructure - and shows precisely why they are not fit to govern. -
ACT policy will create roads exclusively for the well-off
ACT’s proposal for private highways will see only those who can afford to pay expensive tolls able to use the roads. -
Change the tax system to support struggling households
While inflation is no longer increasing, the current rate will still bring little comfort to families struggling to make ends meet, says the Green Party. -
Market study welcome, but Govt can act now
The Green Party is today welcoming the announcement of a market study into banks, but is urging the Government to act now and raise corporate taxes. -
GDP figures show why Greens’ Income Guarantee is essential
As today’s GDP figures show that Aotearoa is in a technical recession, it’s clearer than ever that Aotearoa needs the Green Party’s Income Guarantee. -
National’s backtrack forces another visionless, shambolic policy
The National Party has released another confused and rushed policy that will only further worsen the inequality that is driven by unaffordable housing.