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Leadership needed on all contaminated sites: Greens

Green Party MP Catherine Delahunty commends the Hawkes Bay Regional Council for serving an abatement notice on Carter Holt Harvey at their contaminated timber treatment plant site at Waikoau.

Time to repeal seabed and foreshore laws is now: Greens

The Green Party is calling on the new National-led Government to immediately repeal the controversial foreshore and seabed legislation.

All four of the Government parties – National, Act, United Future and the Maori Party – voted against the foreshore and seabed legislation but nobody has agreed to repeal it, Green Party Maori Issues Spokesperson Metiria Turei says.

New s59 research puts paid to myths: Greens

New research released this morning puts paid to some of the myths about lack of public support for the section 59 law change, says the Green Party.

Dumb, Dumb and Dumber: Three strikes policy = ignorance

Green Party Justice Spokesperson Metiria Turei supports the concerns of the Rethinking Crime and Punishment organisation about the cost of ACT’s three strikes imprisonment policy.

Jobs and housing top priority for Maori

Green Party Maori Issues Spokesperson Metiria Turei has reminded Maori leaders that job and housing security for Maori are on a razor-edge and can be either undermined or further advanced, depending on National-Act economic policy.

Fitzsimons visits the future on the last day of campaign

Today Green Party Co-Leader Jeanette Fitzsimons visited a junior school under construction which incorporates a number of heating and energy initiatives, making it one of the most efficient schools in the country.

A Party Vote for the Green Party is a vote for:

A Party Vote for the Green Party is a vote for:

  • reducing NZ’s oil dependence and climate change emissions
  • improving public transport and the rail system
  • cleaning up our waterways
  • increased protection of threatened species and ecosystems

Obama’s win is a rejection of rightwing politics

The victory of Barack Obama in the United States presidential election is a rejection of old rightwing politics. George Bush effectively blocked moves to take action against climate change. With a new, more reasonable President in the Oval Office we hope the world will see big steps towards this major challenge being addressed.

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