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Latest news

Green Party launches campaign for a living wage for parliamentary cleaners

The Green Party is launching a campaign, Clean Up the House, with the goal of ensuring all parliamentary cleaners are paid a living wage of $18.40 an...

APEC provides opportunity for Key to raise plight of Arctic 30

The APEC meeting in Bali provides a great chance for New Zealand Prime Minister John Key to raise the plight of the Arctic 30 directly with Russian...

NZ needs to ensure West Papuan APEC protestors are safe

The Green Party is calling on Prime Minister John Key to show leadership while he is at the APEC summit over the West Papua issue. Three West Papuans...

Referendum Kiwis’ chance to say ‘no’ to Key’s wasteful asset sales

The Green Party is calling on Kiwis to vote 'no' to asset sales in the coming referendum as new figures show the sale of Meridian will cost $1.6...

Green Party launches clean energy proposals

Incomes lag as house prices rocket under National

NZ Govt must do all it can for Greenpeace activists

Government following the Green Party lead on housing

Events

Wellington book launch of Baba Didi and the Godwits Fly

10/10/2013 - 6:00pm

Eugenie Sage speaking at the Wellington book launch of Baba Didi and the Godwits Fly.
Stand up for the Environment: Wellington panel discussion on the RMA changes

22/10/2013 - 7:30pm

Please join us for a panel discussion on changes to the RMA and what they mean for local democracy in your community and New Zealand's environment.
Stand up for the Environment: Christchurch panel discussion on the RMA changes

29/10/2013 - 7:30pm

Please join us for a panel discussion on changes to the RMA and what they mean for local democracy in your community and New Zealand's environment.

Blog posts

Clean energy: the real brighter future for New Zealand

Over the weekend I launched proposals that will make it easier for families to reap the benefits of solar panels and other small scale renewable...
Why you should care about TICS

The Telecommunications (Interception Capability and Security) Bill, otherwise known as the TICS bill, will be back in Parliament next week.
Payment for family carers

On Monday this week I hosted a second forum on the fraught issue of payment for family carers in Auckland. The first forum at Parliament had a focus...
Expert calls for creativity in education

Last week, Dr Yong Zhao from Oregon University gave an inspiring speech at Parliament about education, entrepreneurship, creativity and the need to...
It is time to change Parliament’s prayer

On Q&A last Sunday, Speaker David Carter raised the issue of Parliament’s opening prayer. It’s an issue that’s been debated for years – how...
Qatar should lose football world cup unless worker exploitation stops

The beautiful game is under attack due to claims that migrant workers tasked with getting Qatar’s footballing infrastructure up to scratch for the...
Monorail project risky for environment and investors

There has been a spate of media articles about the proposed $200 million Southland monorail recently after its Riverstone Holdings director and Bob...

Clean rivers	Asset sales Auckland transport Deep sea oil drilling Energy Gambling Housing Other issues
End child poverty
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