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  • Greens call for decent working conditions for all horticulture workers

    Jan Logie November 27, 2020 1:39 PM
    The Green Party is calling on the Government to ensure all people working in horticulture are paid liveable wages and have access to quality accommodation.
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  • Greens call for Māori and Pāsefika healthcare to be prioritised

    Marama Davidson July 31, 2020 12:23 PM
    The Green Party is calling for greater prioritisation of Māori and Pāsefika healthcare to fix systemic inequities in the health system.
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  • Pasifika

    July 25, 2020 1:53 PM
    Aotearoa is a Pacific country. Our Government has a responsibility to support Pāsefika communities in Aotearoa, and to be a good neighbour to other nations in our region. Too many people in our Pāsefika communities are held back by Aotearoa’s economic, education, welfare, and health systems. The Green Party acknowledges the hardships, inequities, and injustices faced by our Pāsefika communities, and knows that supporting all our young people to thrive means investing in them. The Green Party will work alongside...
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  • Speech to the Federation of Multicultural Councils AGM

    James Shaw July 01, 2017 12:59 PM
      Kia ora kotou, nihao, namaste, annyong, kamusta, talofalava, bula, salam alaikum And warm Pacific greetings – on this cold Dunedin morning – to you all. *** It’s a privilege to be representing the Green Party at your AGM. We in the Greens are deeply concerned that the debate about immigration policy in New Zealand has, over the course of time, come to be dominated by populist politicians preaching a xenophobic message in order to gain political advantage. This ugly strain...
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  • PACER Plus Pacific trade deal has fishhooks

    April 21, 2017 10:44 AM
    New Zealand appears to have pushed for a trade deal that could undermine Pacific Island countries’ ability to support their local economies and restrict their right to regulate in their own interests, the Green Party said today. “New Zealand and Australia are being accused of pushing a trade deal to advance their own commercial interests at the expense of Pacific Islands’ national interests,” Green Party trade spokesperson Barry Coates said. “The fact that the Pacific’s two biggest economies, Fiji and...
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