Go Green – the twitter version
Who are you going to wake up with on Sunday morning?
#Green2017
Go Green
All the good reasons, and it comes down to values and what kind of government and country NZ now wants.
The Green Party Policy Manifesto (fully costed and seriously progressive)
The Greens have a fully costed plan of their goals for New Zealand’s future. Anything but boring, this is bold vision, progressive values, and detailed planning as well as solid economics for the fiscal geeks.
What vote will deliver the change we need…?
Dave Kennedy outlines the importance of party voting Green to ensure Labour has a strong progressive coalition partner in the next government.
Marama Davidson and Chloe Swarbrick on ending poverty
The Greens have a plan to end poverty now.
Greening the place up
It’s a simple equation; Labour plus The Greens equals real progress, real change, real hope.
Green Party announces a better deal for students
“Students are the only group in society expected to borrow just to get by. We believe that students should be supported so that they can focus on learning the skills they need to contribute to a smart, innovative economy and a fairer society”
If you walked away from the Greens, it’s time to come back
Graham Cameron from First We Take Manhattan writes about the importance of voting Green this election in order to change the government and green the government.
Plant trees, love NZ: the Greens’ bold Climate Protection Plan
The Greens have a comprehensive, detailed plan for NZ on what to do about climate change that works through transforming the economy, ending poverty, and protecting the environment.
Tick tock.
Relentlessly positive will help us change the government. Then what?
Challenging the divine right of kingmakers
23 days to go. We’re now this close to changing the government, and have a real chance at a truly progressive government with a Labour/Green coalition. For that we need strong Green representation.
Green Party campaign relaunch 1.30pm Sunday
The Green party resets its election campaign.
Green Party candidates and vision speech (updated)
James Shaw addresses Green Party candidates and shares their vision for Aotearoa New Zealand