Join us for our weekend of action where we will be calling voters, checking in to find out what their cares and concerns are and whether they are supportive of a bigger Green heart in government! 

Check out the below events and please RSVP, we need your help!

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With barely more than a month before the election, our flaxroots community has built up some incredible momentum that we're going to use during this Weekend of Action to reach out to voters about issues that matter most to them, and encourage them to Party Vote Green! 

The most effective way to increase our Party Vote is through meaningful, one-on-one conversations with people in our community, whether on the phone or in person. The campaigns throughout Auckland are energized and ready to engage with voters, and we're counting on you to be part of the team, whether that's for calling, door-knocking, minding a market stall, or data entry. Even if you have never volunteered before, please feel free to come along: we provide full training and support on the day!   

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Join teams all over New Zealand (and online) as we work together for a nationwide Weekend of Action! We'll be going door to door, having meaningful conversations about the upcoming election with voters all over the city, and checking to see if we can help them register to vote. 

Full training and support are always provided on the day, so please feel welcome regardless of your level of experience. This is a really interesting and fun way to meet other like-minded people in our flaxroots community, and reach out to people all over the city for the Green Party in 2020!

Scroll through the list of events to find the one that suits you. 

See you there! 

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Join a calling session from home, wherever you are! All you need is a laptop or a computer and a quiet space to call - no previous experience required! 

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All events for the Dunedin/Taieri campaign can be found here! PLEASE RSVP, or contact Oli Aylen for more information. 

[email protected] | 0220955744

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Mā te oranga o te taiao, ka ora ai te iwi. We should all be able to enjoy Aotearoa’s precious nature – to hear the dawn chorus in our forests, and see wildlife thrive in our oceans and rivers. Previous governments have failed to protect our rivers and oceans against pollution, or invest enough in nature. The Green Party knows we must protect and respect Papatūānuku. A healthy environment is the basis of our wellbeing and an economy that delivers...

E kore te matau e rawe ki te moana takai ai, engari anō a uta. Our country is at a crossroads. The decisions we make now will determine what kind of planet we pass on to our grandchildren. Governments have known about the climate crisis for decades but have failed to take meaningful action, putting our future at risk. In the last three years in Government, we’ve done more for climate action than in the last three decades of governments...

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Artists and creatives should be valued and the work they make should be accessible to everyone. But the creative sector has been underfunded for years, and COVID-19 has left many artists without a paying audience. Many artists and creatives, particularly those just starting out, end up compromising their work or giving up entirely. This robs them of their passion, and denies all of us their contributions to Aotearoa’s social fabric. The Green Party believes in sustainable public funding for the...

The Green Party supports a thriving, vibrant media sector, with a diversity of accessible and independent sources to entertain and inform New Zealanders, and hold power to account. The media sector is changing fast, under enormous financial pressure in an environment of diminishing public trust. New thinking is needed. COVID-19 has brought the issues the media faces into harsher light, with sudden job losses and uncertain futures. Less journalism means more unchecked power for decision-makers, which is bad for everyone....