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A win for Wellington - Greens welcome more housing
The Green Party is welcoming the announcement by the Minister Responsible for RMA Reform Chris Bishop to approve most of the Wellington City Council’s District Plan recommendations. -
Landlord Government once again pushes renters into the cold
The Coalition is trying to axe yet another opportunity to improve rentals by dropping the Residential Property Managers Bill. -
Surprise: Landlord tax cuts don’t trickle down
The Green Party is renewing its call for rent controls following reports of rental prices hitting an all-time high. -
Landlord Government leaves little hope for renters
The Government’s announcement on tenancy rules prove that it does not care about renters. -
Greens call for strong public build programme following release of report
The Green Party stands with people who live in public housing, people in dire housing need, experts and advocates in demanding better than the Government’s archaic approach to housing those who need our support the most. -
Coalition of cruelty punishing people for being poor
Kicking the most vulnerable people out of state housing and pushing them towards homelessness will result in a proliferation of poverty and trauma across our most vulnerable communities. -
Govt gets its priorities all wrong with Kāinga Ora review
The independent reviews of Kāinga Ora announced today should be focused primarily on building enough houses to make sure everyone has a warm, dry, and affordable place to live. -
Public transport and housing must be prioritised from remnants of Let's Get Wellington Moving
The new government's decision to walk away from Let's Get Wellington Moving shows they are still tied to the failed approach of building more roads. -
Only the Green Party will make life better for renters
Green Party co leader Marama Davidson spoke at a Fair Rents rally at the University of Auckland today. -
Only the Green Party will build houses at the scale Aotearoa needs
Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson is visiting The Commons Project at Housing First Ōtautahi, which helps vulnerable whānau connect and engage with services.