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  • Green Party welcomes first Wellbeing Budget

    James Shaw May 30, 2019 2:13 PM
    “The Green Party is proud to welcome New Zealand’s first Wellbeing Budget to deliver change for New Zealanders,” Green Party Co-leader James Shaw said today. “Budget 2019 is a massive boost for the delivery of the Green Party’s Confidence and Supply Agreement. “The major new investments in mental health, strong action on climate change, sustainable land use, and better rail options are a direct result of the Green Party’s campaigning, and we are now in a position to deliver them....
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  • Wellbeing: We need to change how we see our economy

    Marama Davidson May 30, 2019 2:11 PM
    “The Wellbeing Budget is a first step in changing the way we look at the economy and our place in it”, said Green Party Co-leader Marama Davidson. “The wellbeing of our people and environment should be at the centre of everything the Government does. I am pleased to see the Government is starting to take this approach for the first time. The economy exists to serve our people and the environment, not the other way around. “Where we spend money...
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  • New Zealand needs a Fairer Tax System

    James Shaw April 17, 2019 2:20 PM
    “We’ll continue to work with Labour to make our tax system fairer,” Green Party Co-leader James Shaw said today following the Government response to the Tax Working Group release. “The Green Party has long called for a capital gains tax as a way to level the playing field for hard working New Zealanders who have struggled to get ahead. “Taxing income from capital the same way we tax income from work would reduce the wealth gap, fix the housing crisis...
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  • Green Party welcome Tax Working Group report

    James Shaw February 21, 2019 11:11 AM
    The Green Party welcomes the Tax Working Group report, which lays out a plan to ensure taxation in Aotearoa is fair and enhances the wellbeing of all New Zealanders.
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  • It’s time for Google and Facebook to pitch in like the rest of us

    James Shaw February 19, 2019 11:07 AM
    The Green Party welcome moves to make huge multinational companies like Facebook and Google pay their fair share of tax in New Zealand.
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  • Green Party backs MP pay freeze

    Marama Davidson August 20, 2018 4:17 PM
    The Green Party backs the Government’s decision to freeze MPs’ pay for the next year and welcomes a review that will investigate changes down the track to ensure pay increases are in line with increases other working New Zealanders receive. “The Green Party has long called for fairer pay settings for MPs so pay changes match what is happening with workers’ pay,” Green Party Co-leader Marama Davidson said. “MPs are paid well above the average worker, so giving them a...
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  • Greenest budget in living memory delivers for environment

    James Shaw May 17, 2018 2:24 PM
    The Green Party has secured a historic suite of budget wins valued at $618 million that prioritises protecting nature and backing the transition to a green economy. The budget package comes in addition to funds already going towards green public transport projects valued at up to $13.5 billon, including light rail from the Auckland CBD to the airport and a new billion dollar fund for safe cycle and walkways in the Government GPS.  “This is the greenest budget in living...
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  • Greens launch independently costed policy manifesto

    James Shaw September 18, 2017 6:05 PM
    The Green Party today published its fully costed policy manifesto along with an independent analysis of its fiscal implications. The independent fiscal analysis, by economics consultancy Infometrics using Treasury data, shows that in government the Greens will be able to deliver real action on climate change, cleaner rivers, and significant poverty reductions while running surpluses and paying down debt, as per the party’s Budget Responsibility Rules. “This fiscal plan ties together everything we’ve promised this year and provides the substance...
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  • Shaw to Peters: show us your fiscal plan before attacking Labour’s

    James Shaw September 11, 2017 10:42 AM
    Winston Peters needs to show us how he plans to pay for his $10 billion of recent election promises before he attacks Labour on their fully-costed plan, the Green Party said today. Winston Peters set out another new condition of going into government with Labour this morning, saying that Labour must tell him what its tax plans are. “Winston Peters needs to explain what new taxes he plans to raise to pay for his $10 billion of election promises before...
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  • Bigger surplus means we can end poverty, clean up our rivers, and tackle climate change

    James Shaw August 23, 2017 12:23 PM
    A bigger surplus will allow a new government to manage the economy responsibly while making the changes people know are needed, like lifting kids out of poverty, cleaning up our rivers, solving the housing crisis, and tackling climate change, the Green Party said today. The Pre-Election Fiscal Update (PREFU) released today shows stronger growth in the short term, resulting in a higher than forecast surplus for the government this year by $2.1 billion. However, forecast productivity growth remains weak and...
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