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  • Green Wins in Budget 2022

    May 19, 2022 2:22 PM
    This Budget is full of Green wins. The most obvious is the $2.9 Billion investment to implement the many initiatives in the Emissions Reduction Plan, but it doesn't stop there. With our Cooperation Agreement, we've also secured important work programmes to continue looking after our environment and our communities. Take a look at our Green budget wins below.
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  • Emissions Reduction Plan

    May 19, 2022 1:55 PM
    TAKE THE QUIZ How we're tackling the climate crisis Over the last four years, the Greens in Government have laid the foundations for climate action in every part of Aotearoa. The Emissions Reduction Plan(ERP) is a landmark all-of-Government plan to cut climate pollution in a way that makes life better for everyone, protects nature, and improves our communities.The Emissions Reduction Plans comes following decades of calling for climate action and years of negotiations led by Green Party Co-leader and Climate...
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  • Tell us what you think about hoki whenua mai

    February 04, 2022 3:41 PM
    Aotearoa can be a place where Te Tiriti o Waitangi is honoured in full, the injustices caused by colonisation can be redressed, and our people and taiao can be healed as we head into the future. But colonisation – including governmental policies of land dispossession – has resulted in most land in Aotearoa being alienated from tangata whenua. This legacy along with continued detachment from whenua constitute the most significant factors in why Māori experience so many disproportionately negative outcomes...
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  • This is our chance to build a better Wellington

    November 11, 2021 5:17 PM
    We have a real chance to build resilient, more vibrant communities.   Right now there are pivotal decisions being made about the future of Wellington. By ensuring smart decisions are made now, we can deliver fast, clean transport that puts Wellington on track to a climate-friendly future. We can make getting around by bike and public transport fast and easy. And we can build affordable, green homes, close to jobs, schools, shops and parks. 
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  • Our achievements

    November 02, 2021 4:32 PM
    The Green Party has led the way on tackling climate change, reducing inequality and protecting nature. We’re proud of our track record. With more of us in parliament next term, we’ll go further, faster to achieve more visionary change.  
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  • Brent Barrett – Palmerston North City Council

    October 17, 2021 10:45 AM
    City Councillor Brent Barrett works and votes to help make Palmerston North a future-ready city where everyone thrives.  With a background in environmental advocacy and continued professional involvement in agri-science, Brent brings long term, solution-oriented thinking to his work representing the city’s constituents.   His main interests include transport and the environment, with a fair sprinkling of social justice.  In responding to the climate and ecological crisis we face, Brent is working to build consensus and deliver practical climate action at...
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  • Laurie Foon – Wellington City Council

    October 15, 2021 5:48 PM
    Laurie Foon’s been a champion of sustainable business and social responsibility in Wellington city. She was a powerful advocate for new sewage solutions introduced in the 2021 Long Term Plan to divert Wellington’s sewage away from the landfill! Her vision is that Wellington will become the 'coolest little sustainable capital in the world'. In fact, you'll probably bump into Laurie riding her bike, as this is her favourite way to get around the city. Laurie is a passionate advocate for...
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  • Vector Energy

    October 15, 2021 3:11 PM
    Why the Entrust election is important? Voting in this year's Entrust Election is one of the most important pieces of climate action you can take. Through Entrust, the people of Auckland own 75.1% of Vector, the company that provides our electricity and has the ability to lead our transition to a clean, green and electrified future. But unfortunately, the current set of Entrust trustees have been holding Vector back. We need new faces and a fresh approach that will prioritise...
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  • Marie Laufiso – Dunedin City Council

    October 14, 2021 5:56 PM
    Te Mana Whenua o tēnei rohe, Tēnā koutou Katoa, Tēnā Koutou Katoa Ko Sāmoa me Tonga ngā wāhi o ōku Tupuna. Ko Fa’amoe, Lū, Tua’i, Faualō, Ivala, Laufiso ngā whānau Ko Agnes (Eti) Ivala tōku Māma, Ko Mikaele Laufiso tōku Papa. Kua mate a Eti i te tau rua mano iwa. Ko Phillippa, Cesilia rātou Filomena ōku teina. Ko Michael rāua ko Mafutaga ōku tungāne. Kua mate a Michael i te tau rua mano tekau mā ono. Ko Rosalie rāua...
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  • Thomas Nash – Greater Wellington Regional Council

    October 11, 2021 12:15 PM
    Thomas is an elected Councillor for Greater Wellington Regional Council, where he chairs the Climate Committee. In his first term as a councillor Thomas has led the council’s work on climate, helping shape a plan for the council to become climate positive by 2035, absorbing more emissions than it emits. He oversaw the establishment of a $10m low carbon acceleration fund that has provided over $2m to restore native forests and wetlands in regional parks, creating major carbon sinks for...
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