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The Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand (in Māori: Rōpū Kākāriki o Aotearoa) is the third largest political party in the New Zealand parliament with 14 seats. It focuses firstly on environmentalism, arguing that all other aspects of humanity will cease to be of concern if there is no environment to sustain it. Ecological economics, progressive social policies, participatory democracy, and non-violence make up the balance of its platform.
The party is currently co-led by MP Metiria Turei and Russel Norman. The party has both a male and female co-leader. The male co-leader position was vacant following the November 2005 death of Rod Donald until the 2006 annual general meeting when Norman was elected using the alternative vote system. Following former female co-leader ...
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Green Party launches 'For a Richer New Zealand'
TheGreen Partytoday released their 'For a Richer New Zealand' advertising campaign. The aim of the campaign is to ask New Zealanders to vote for real prosperity this election. The campaign creative will appear from next week on the Green Party's hoardings, leaflets and website. It is aimed at promoting the Green Party's goals for the next three years on clean rivers, green jobs and bringing children out of poverty. "We want a New Zealand that is richer in the things that really matter - strong communities, a beautiful, well cared for environment and a clean, green economy that works for ...
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Green Party: State Of Auckland Report Supports Green
The State of our City report demonstrates that Auckland urgently needs a CBD rail loop and other green transport priorities because it is the economic engine of the country, said the Green Party today.The report says that Auckland City contributes a disproportionately large share of the country's GDP relative to its population, and that the city's economy is dominated by white collar jobs in the business, financial and property sectors. It also shows that by far the highest growth in new housing has been in the CBD. Bus and train patronage is way up, while car registrations are declining."New ...
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Green MP launches bill to strengthen Bill of Rights Act
Green MP Keith Locke today launched a members bill to strengthen New Zealand's Bill of Rights Act.The UN Human Rights Committee recently challenged New Zealand over its passage of laws.Locke's bill will ensure legislation is checked for consistency with the Bill of Rights. Recent examples of controversial bills include the three strikes bill, and the Whanganui gang insignia bill. August 31, 2010 Source: Channel 9 31.08.2010
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NZ Govt must push for fair play in Fiji elections The New Zealand Government needs to do more to push for human rights and media freedom in Fiji as it stages its first election since the 2006 coup, the Green Party said today.Amnesty International has released a report which documents torture, workers' rights violations and concerns about the lack of government accountability. Amnesty International has criticised Fiji's human rights record and called on its government to play fair and respect human rights in run up to the September Fijian elections."We welcome the first election since the Bainimarama coup, but the Green Party has concerns over how free and fair it will be," Green Party global affairs spokesperson, Kennedy Graham, said today."Under the Bainimarama regime there continues to be breaches of fundamental human rights, with repression of opponents of the regime, trade unions, and the media."Fiji workers have lost the right to strike under current draconian legislation, and trade union officials are being intimidated and hara |
Christchurch Convention Centre: another taxpayer subsidy for business The awarding of the Christchurch convention centre contract raises more questions than it answers, said the Green Party today. The National Government today announced that Plenary Conventions New Zealand, a consortium of Plenary Group, Ngai Tahu Property and Carter Group, has been selected as the preferred development consortium to build the Convention Centre. French company Accor has been selected as the preferred operator. "There are big unanswered questions about what the return to the Crown be with this $284 million spend," said Green Party Christchurch spokesperson Eugenie Sage. "Plenary Group are a company that specialises in public private partnership (PPP) and the Government has not given us any information about who will own the convention centre after the build. "This appears to be a massive subsidy for private businesses. "If taxpayers are putting in $284 million of public money, then it should be owned by the public like the convention centre before the earthquake. "PPPs |
Full details of oil execs’ junket revealed Full details of a $237,000 taxpayer-funded oil executives' junket in 2011 have emerged.National paid the nearly quarter of a million dollars to wine and dine 11 oil executives in New Zealand during the World Cup.The trip included yachting, wine tasting, luxury accommodation and fine dining.The Government has confirmed to the Green Party the trip involved a $7,200 wine tasting trip and accommodation costing almost $10,000 a night at the Intercontinental Hotel in Wellington."National seems to have a bottomless slush fund from which to lavish money on big oil," said Green Party Co-leader Dr Russel Norman."This is a case of Simon Bridges giving oil executives first class treatment while our precious environment gets third class treatment."The extent of National's indulgence shows just how out of touch it is with ordinary people."It's offensive to New Zealand families struggling to get by for their money to be used on yachting and wine tasting for wealthy foreign oil executives."Only two |
Christchurch Convention Centre: another taxpayer subsidy for business The awarding of the Christchurch convention centre contract raises more questions than it answers, said the Green Party today. The National Government today announced that Plenary Conventions New Zealand, a consortium of Plenary Group, Ngai Tahu Property and Carter Group, has been selected as the preferred development consortium to build the Convention Centre. French company Accor has been selected as the preferred operator. "There are big unanswered questions about what the return to the Crown be with this $284 million spend," said Green Party Christchurch spokesperson Eugenie Sage. "Plenary Group are a company that specialises in public private partnership (PPP) and the Government has not given us any information about who will own the convention centre after the build. "This appears to be a massive subsidy for private businesses. "If taxpayers are putting in $284 million of public money, then it should be owned by the public like the convention centre before the earthquake. "PPPs |
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