Events
A week and a bit of Green Events.
Escalating food prices, global food shortages, and food riots are taking place in various parts of the world. It is crucial that we develop food security strategies in New Zealand to ensure we have enough food to withstand
A week and a bit of Green Events.
Join Green Co-Leader Jeanette Fitzsimons as she discusses this important issue.
Will include a screening of short animated film 'The True Cost of Food" and provide an opportunity to meet
local candidates Peter Taylor, standing in Wigram and Joseph Burston, standing in Port Hills.
All welcome
Jeanette to speak at public film screening and to introduce Port Hills & Wigram candidates
.... Public film screening as part of local campaign focussing on food issues.
A week and a bit of Green Events.
For more info contact
NZIIA Stuart McMillan Ph 332 2804
Chch Agent for Green MPs Ph 365 5693
Food prices, oil prices and interest rates - Green ideas for a turbulent world
With Dr Russel Norman, Green Party Co-leader and Sue Kedgley Green Party MP
We'd like to personally invite you to a public meeting so we can
explain some of our ideas, and listen to yours, about how we can
survive and thrive in a rapidly changing and turbulent world.
An audio-visual presentation by Green Party candidate Quentin Duthie on the Save the Mokihinui campaign
A week and a bit of Green Events.
Enjoy a delicious lunch for $12 and meet our two enthusiastic and knowledgable
local Green candidates. RSVP: dunedin@greens.org.nz
Auckland university political studies present 'Ask the politicians'. the question for this debate is: 'have tax cuts blinded us to more important economic issues?' Jeanette Fitzsimons will be representing the Green Party
Conference Centre Lecture theatre, Room 423-342, 22 Symonds street
3pm-5pm
Your chance to ask the questions that really count this election!
Conservation and environment spokespeople from each political party will speak about their party’s policies and positions on environmental issues – and answer your questions.
Make your vote this year a vote for conservation and a vote for the future.
A week and a bit of Green Events.
Michael Woodcock to address Meet the Candidate meeting at Kuranui College, Greytown, 1.15 2.15pm.
A fun night of guitar and song, including early classical music, Spanish folk song and French Caberet. Optional set menu dinner available at ST LEE’S CAFÉ for $12.
Concert tickets $20 and $12 (beneficiaries/students) from The Regent or door sales. (All proceeds go to the local Green Party campaign.
Kindly sponsored by St Lee’s Café).
Come along to a Screening of Black Gold.
Door sale tickets $11 ($9 unwaged)
Start: Sun, 21 September 2008 at 7pm
Forest and Bird Society public meeting with Green Party guest speaker Denise Roche.
Grey lynn Library, 474 Great North road
For information contact Barbara thomborson 585 1370 bthomborson@ihug.co.nz
Due to circumstances beyond our control Sue is no longer able to make it down to Dunedin this day. We are in the process of arranging another visit please check back soon. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Sue Bradford will be speaking at a forum on family violence hosted by the South Auckland Greens. The forum will be chaired by the Rev. Dr. Hone Kaa. Labour, National, NZ First, the Maori Party and of course the Green Party will be invited to address the audience and answer questions.
Location: The Hall of Te Karaiti Te Pou Herenga Waka, Cnr Cape Road & Orly Avenue, Mangere
Metiria Turei MP and Kim Workman (Project Director, Rethinking Crime & Punishment) discussing "Tackling Crime - Supporting Victims"
Each political party will address the audience, followed by a question and answer session at the end.
Auckland university political studies present 'Ask the politicians'. the question for this debate is: 'Has a universal student allowance ambushed tertiary policy debate?' Keith Locke will be representing the Green Party
Conference Centre Lecture theatre, Room 423-342, 22 Symonds street
Young Green Party candidates leading a pub crawl in Auckland, Palmerston North, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin tonight will carry a key message where it matters - on beer-coasters.
“Young people in particular are a crucial constituency for us and we’re busy talking to young people
Join the Greens on campus and paint the town Green!
Meet at Shadows at 7.00pm on Friday 26th September.
For more information email: greensoncampus@gmail.com
NZ's freshwater fish: victims of climate change and habitat destruction. Find out how you can make a difference locally.
A chance to hear and meet Green MP Metiria Turei and local Green Party candidates for Port Hills (Joseph Burston) and
The Meeting:
A review of the Section 59 Debate and the vision for future work on Children's Issues.
Transport Options
Bus timetables available from the ORC.
If driving check in with the Dunedin Office - someone else might need a lift or be prepared to offer you one.
Fundraising chamber concert by Amazon Trio, 7.30pm at Greytown Little Theatre. Tickets $25 from Eric Turner 06 379 6510 or Greytown Library 06 304 9061.
A chance to hear Green MP Keith Locke take part in a forum on Education.
Auckland university political studies present 'Ask the politicians'. the question for this debate is: 'Should high profile crimes drive policies on law and justice?' Metiria Turei will be representing the Green Party
The Clock tower building 039, 22 Princes Street
Tickets $15 students, $20 waged available from Cosmic Corner and UCSA. Doors open 7pm
More info contact Claire Waghorn claire.waghorn@gmail.com
The Great Health Debate
The Problem
The Campaign Launch will feature:
- Speeches from Jeanette Fitzsimons and Russel Norman, Green Party Co-leaders
- A special celebrity MC
- The launch of the Green Party television commercial and election opening TV address
- Afternoon tea and a cash bar
Come along, listen and ask questions to the Wellington Candidates on issues relevant to the Rongotai Electorate, as well as National issues.
The Victoria University of Wellington Debating Society is organising a series of public debates in election year on topical public policy issues. The topic for our third debate in the series is "That we need a centre-right government ".
Michael Woodcock to speak at Grey Power Taraura
Metiria Turei will be representing the Green Party.
Come and hear Green Party Co-leader Dr Russel Norman speak about the economic impact that Climate Change will have on New Zealand.
Russel Norman to speak in Masterton, 7.30pm, Frank Cody Lounge, Masterton Town Hall.
The Great Green pub quiz - food provided, licensed bar. Heaps of great prizes
Chance to win $200 cash
Bring your friends for a night of fun and prizes
Auckland Deaf Society Hall, 164 Balmoral Road
Thursday October 9th 6.30pm
Individuals $20, tables of 6 $100
NZ Votes political debate with Green Party MP Sue Bradford
Where: Helensville War Memorial Hall, Porter Crescent, Helensville
When: Thursday 9th October 7.30pm - 9.30pm
Meet the candidates and talk conservation policy, hosted by Hastings Forest and Bird
Meet the New Lynn candidates including Green Party candidate Kath Dewar
Radio New Zealand will broadcast a series of public issues debates during the 2008 election campaign.
Sunday 12th October the issue is 'Health'. Come and support Sue Kedgley at the Clarence Street Theatre, Hamilton, for the live broadcast of the Debate.
Entry is by ticket only. Requests for tickets will be balloted. Go to this link for entry into the ballot:
Wairarapa candidate Michael Woodcock and Tukituki candidate Quentin Duthie to address 'Meet the Candidate' meeting in Waipukurau organised by the Central Hawkes Bay Business and Professional Women's organisation.
Join the Green Party Tukituki candidate Quentin Duthie to hear the PCE (www.pce.govt.nz) speak about NZ's environment. Event organised by Sustaining Hawkes Bay Trust.
Candidate Forum. Come along and support Metiria.
Hear Tukituki candidate Quentin Duthie and other candidates address issues of interest to Wairoa residents. Questions asked will include:
Hosted by Chch Council of Social Services, Environment Institute of Aust & NZ, Forest & Bird, Sustainable Otautahi Christchurch and others
MC Melissa Clark-Reynolds, Al Gore Climate Change Project Ambassador
metro buses 10, 12, 13, 14 serve Victoria Street. Cycle parking
Come and support Sue Kedgley MP at the Aro Valley Meet the Candidates Forum for Wellington Central Candidates - 7pm Tuesday 14 October, Aro Valley Community Centre.
For more information contact: Nikki Burrows - nikkiburrows@clear.net.nz
When:14th October 2008 at 7:30pm
Where:Glen Innes - Auckland University, Tamaki Campus, Building 732-201
When: 15th October 7.30pm
Where: Massey campus (Albany), Room NW-300
Find out why the precious Mokihinui is under threat from a state owned power company, what is at stake and what you can do about it.
For more information contact Anne Fenn on forestandbird@gmail.com
or Kate on katherine.strack@parliament.govt.nz or 04 817 6796
Come and support Russel Norman MP at the Rongotai meet the candidates
meeting in Newtown. 15 October 7.30pm - St Anne's Catholic Parish Hall
Metiria Turei is speaking at a candidates forum.
Please contact kate.strack@parliament.govt.nz if you need more details about this meeting before this is updated.
