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  • Greens celebrate funding revolution for Wellington walkways, cycleways, and public transport

    Gareth Hughes August 31, 2018 2:33 PM
    The Green Party has welcomed the record level of investment for Wellington in clean, green transport choices like walking, cycling, new trains, and faster public transport. Wellington based Green Party MP Gareth Hughes, said today: “Wellington locals love cycling and walking in and around our city. That’s why I am stoked that this Government has announced funding for a separated pathway connecting the city and the Hutt Valley as part of the transport package. “It’s a game changer for the...
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  • Greens celebrate funding revolution for Auckland walkways, cycleway, and public transport

    Chlöe Swarbrick August 31, 2018 2:28 PM
    The Green Party have welcomed the record level of investment for Auckland in clean, green transport choices like walking, cycling, new trains, and faster public transport. Green list MP Chlöe Swarbrick said today: “Like many Aucklanders I rely on public transport to get around our city. I am stoked that our Government has committed to delivering high quality, efficient, future-proofed public transport across Tāmaki Makaurau. “With the Greens in Government it’s going to be easier for Aucklanders to choose fast,...
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  • Greens celebrate funding revolution for Canterbury public transport and cycleways

    Eugenie Sage August 31, 2018 2:22 PM
    The Green Party has welcomed greater investment for Canterbury in clean, green transport choices like walking, cycling, and public transport. “It is fantastic to see over $200 million earmarked for the Canterbury region for more investment in public transport, walking and cycling; and $127 million being put into buses and improving the public transport network,” Christchurch based Green MP, Eugenie Sage said today. “Public transport in Christchurch and Timaru is long overdue for more investment to create a more effective...
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  • Clean, green transport turbo charged

    Marama Davidson August 31, 2018 1:49 PM
    The Green Party is celebrating today’s $16.9 billion transport announcement which delivers a record breaking level of investment in sustainable, green transport. “For the last ten years, modern public transport, walking and cycling and road safety have taken a back seat to costly motorway projects,” said Green Party Co-leader Marama Davidson. “Today, with the Greens in Government, we’re seeing the largest ever investment in sustainable transport, with $4.2 billion to be invested across public transport, metro rail, and walking and...
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  • Greens welcome record investment in sustainable transport

    Julie Anne Genter June 28, 2018 2:33 PM
    The Green Party is heralding today’s transport announcement as the start of a new era of investment in sustainable transport in our towns and cities.   The Government released the final Government Policy Statement on land transport funding today. It allocates up to $1.1 billion for new walking and cycling projects, up to $4.8 billion for rapid transit, and up to $8 billion for public transport over the next decade.   “The Greens campaigned on shifting transport funding away from...
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  • Auckland transport plan a huge win for commuters, buses, trains and bikes

    James Shaw April 26, 2018 12:47 PM
    The Green Party is heralding today’s transport announcement in Auckland as a game changer that will deliver on some of the core commitments of the party’s confidence and supply agreement.
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  • Road safety needs to be a higher priority for next govt

    Julie Anne Genter October 04, 2017 11:06 AM
    Official advice released to the Green Party under the Official Information Act shows that the previous National Government dismissed an option to make road safety its most important transport priority after being told the road toll was rising. Ministry of Transport officials proposed making ‘road safety’ the highest strategic priority for the 2018 Transport Strategy, saying it would increase safety benefits (i.e. by saving lives and reducing serious injuries) by 17 percent.1 However, National chose ‘economic growth and productivity’ as...
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  • Rising road toll requires commitment to Vision Zero road safety plan

    Julie Anne Genter October 02, 2017 12:49 PM
    The next government needs to commit to a goal of zero harm on our roads to address the rapidly rising numbers of people being killed on them, the Green Party said today.
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  • Collins must release new report on pipeline vulnerability

    James Shaw September 22, 2017 10:18 AM
    Judith Collins should release a new report, that had been due to come out this week, showing what the Government knew about the vulnerability of the fuel pipeline into Auckland, the Green Party said today. RNZ reported this morning that a Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment report highlighting the fuel pipeline’s vulnerability was due out this week, but has not been published because of the rupture. Collins said she hadn’t seen the draft report. “With the election looming, New...
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  • Fuel shortage highlights need for better public transport

    Julie Anne Genter September 20, 2017 10:37 AM
    Decades of underinvestment in Auckland’s public transport and minimal uptake of electric vehicles under National are being highlighted by the looming petrol shortage, the Green Party said today. “If more Aucklanders had access to reliable trains, buses, safe cycle routes or an electric car, this temporary disruption to petrol supplies wouldn’t be such a big deal for commuters,” said Green Party transport spokesperson Julie Anne Genter. “The fact is, many Aucklanders still don’t have access to fast, reliable public transport...
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