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Sign-a-thon 24-25 November: Join the nationwide push to stop the sale of our assets

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On the weekend of 24-25 November we are mounting a major nationwide collection drive to reach the signature target we need to force a citizens initiated referendum on asset sales. Can you help to collect signatures? More

North-East Province Contact Information

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General electorates: Coromandel, Bay of Plenty, Tauranga, Rotorua and East Coast.

Māori electorates: Waiariki, eastern part of Hauraki-Waikato and northern part of Ikaroa-Rāwhiti More

Green Party housing package offers debt free ownership

21 Jun 2013 | Press Release

The Greens housing policy is superior to those proposed by Labour, Mana or the Māori Party because it is affordable, comprehensive, provides whānau with a home debt free and improves the situation for those in rental properties. More

Evidence of exploitation in forestry industry

20 Jun 2013 | Press Release

Marama Davidson has been provided with evidence of exploitation of workers in the forestry industry and will reveal it at a public meeting in Gisborne tonight. More

Apache Corp spill shows real risk

17 Jun 2013 | Press Release

A company that recently pulled out of an East Coast oil exploration project is now responsible for one of the largest spills in North American history according to the Green Party candidate for Ikaroa-Rāwhiti. More

Xenophobia has no place in Ikaroa-Rāwhiti

16 Jun 2013 | Press Release

A suggestion by the Labour candidate for Ikaroa-Rāwhiti that New Zealand should 'stop immigrant workers coming here' has been slammed by the Green Party. More

Scab bill would hurt hard working families and children

14 Jun 2013 | Press Release

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Ikaroa-Rāwhiti candidate Marama Davidson says proposed changes to labour laws would punish hard working families and result in children going hungry.

Green candidate will make up own mind on Glenn Inquiry

12 Jun 2013 | Press Release

Marama Davidson responded to calls for her to resign from the Owen Glenn Inquiry into domestic violence and child abuse, saying she won't be dictated to, and will make up her own mind on the best way forward. More

Davidson agrees poverty linked with abuse

12 Jun 2013 | Press Release

A new report that shows reducing inequalities and focusing on both the family and the community are critical to reducing child abuse has been welcomed by the Ikaroa-Rāwhiti candidate for the Green Party. More

2013 Green Party AGM

Event | Green Party


To register or access more information about the AGM, click here

Global Affairs Tour with Kennedy Graham

Event | Kennedy Graham MP
The Public are invited to come and hear Kennedy Graham MP, Green Party spokesperson on Disarmament, Global Affairs, Climate Change,

Kiwirail must re-open Gisborne line

15 Jan 2013 | Press Release | Julie Anne Genter MP

An independent report released today confirms that the decision to close the Napier-Gisborne rail line is a result of the Government's anti-rail agenda and has nothing to do with the economics of maintaining the line, Green Party transport spokesperson Julie Anne Genter said today. More

False Economy: The High Cost of a Low Wage Economy (Gisborne, 30 October)

Event | Denise Roche MP, Jan Logie MP

Jan Logie and Denise Roche, Green Party MPs, are on a national tour to discuss the impact of the government's welfare reforms and funding cuts on community organisations and on our communities. More

Julie Anne Genter at rally to save the Gisborne rail line

Event | Julie Anne Genter MP

Join Julie Anne, the Gisborne Rail Action Group, Gisborne mayor Meng Foon, deputy mayor Nona Aston and others in Gisborne this Friday to show your support for the Gisborne rail line.

Gisborne Public Meeting "Save Our Schools"

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Catherine Delahunty and Nanaia Mahuta take a look at Education today in NZ under the current Government's programme. This is a Public issues meeting, and local Greens members are helping with the organisation; all are welcome
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