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Laurie Foon – Wellington City Council
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... -
Vector Energy
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... -
Thomas Nash – Greater Wellington Regional Council
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... -
Help not harm
Let's transform ACC to become an Agency of Comprehensive Care When our friends and whānau have an accident or become unable to work, we want them to be looked after with the care and support they need. But right now, ACC, the agency set-up to catch people in unexpected tough times, is letting too many people fall through the cracks. ACC was originally established over 50 years ago to support people with a no-fault basis, but this is far from... -
Auckland Central Transport
Auckland Central can have rapid public transport networks, safe streets for walking and cycling, ease of mobility for disabled folks and parents with prams, and good transport links to our stunning Hauraki Gulf Islands. The best way to reduce congestion and support those few necessary car trips around our electorate is to provide better walking, cycling, and public transport options. Recent projects like Te Wānanga on the waterfront and Quay St development are fantastic, but as your local MP I... -
Ending Poverty
An Income Guarantee and fair tax system The Green Party will guarantee a decent income for all - and we’ll pay for it with a fair tax system. No matter what we do or where we live, everyone should have enough to put food on the table, a safe place to call home, and live a good life. Aotearoa is one of the wealthiest countries in the world. But right now, thousands of children are going to bed hungry. Families... -
Volunteer Week Merch Giveaway
It's National Volunteer Week and we want to celebrate the astounding mahi that our volunteers do. The Green Party is a flaxroots organisation and we rely on the contributions of our amazing volunteers everyday!
We're giving away 5 of our stylish supporters packs filled with a Green Party t-shirt, keep cup and swanky tote bag. Be in to win by filling in your details below and describe your experience volunteering with the Green Party.
*This promotion ends on Sunday 27th June. Winners will be drawn randomly and contacted on Tuesday 29th June.
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Campaign Organising Wānanga 2021
We're running Campaign Organising Wānanga online and around the country. The aim of this workshop is to build volunteers' organising skills.
The training will cover the following:
- Community Organising/Growing the Green Movement
- Telling your own personal political story
- Having relational meetings
All events are free and kai is provided.
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Tauranga Film Screening
'How to Change the World' Film screening followed by discussion over drinks. Chronicling the untold story behind the modern environmental movement, the award-winning documentary “How to Change the World” looks at the very early days of the modern eco-movement. When Friday 25 June 2021Doors open 6 pmScreening 6.30 - 8.30 pmDiscussion 8.30 - 9.30 pm Cost $20 - Individual$15 - Concession Purchase tickets at the door (cash only) Venue Village Cinema, The Historic Village, 17th Avenue, TaurangaThis venue is wheelchair... -
Energy
An Aotearoa powered by clean, affordable, renewable energy The Green Party will power our homes, whare, and communities with clean, renewable, and affordable energy. Power should be generated for the good of our climate and our communities. However, successive governments have designed an energy system that relies on fossil fuels and puts shareholder profit ahead of affordable household bills. To lower power bills and keep the climate healthy for future generations, the Green Party knows we must use more renewable...