Green Party Releases Fiscal Plan, Promises to Increase Health Spending by $3 Billion Each Year

Greens release fiscal plan, promise to increase health spending by $3 billion each year

Greens release fiscal plan, promise to increase health spending by $3 billion each year

Greens Literally Campaigning On Nine New Taxes

“A Labour-Greens coalition with Chloe Swarbrick as Finance Minister, backed by Te Pati Māori & Opportunity, would undo the last three years of progress & make everyone poorer with at least nine new taxes," says National’s Campaign Chair Simeon ...

More tax, spending, debt: How the Greens plan to transform NZ's finances

The Green Party is promising to lift spending and taxation, push out surplus by a year, and hold debt at a higher level to spend more money on capital projects.

Green Party releases fiscal plan, promises to increase health spending by $3 billion each year

The Green Party has released its fiscal plan, promising to increase health spending by $3 billion each year.

Greens want more debt, massive new spending on health

The plan argued for a sharp increase in Government borrowing, going against the common political consensus.

Greens’ fiscal plan takes working people’s priorities seriously NZCTU

The New Zealand Council of Trade Unions Te Kauae Kaimahi (NZCTU) welcomes the Green Party’s fiscal plan, which tackles the issues working people most want fixed: the cost of living, job growth, broken infrastructure, and the public services we all rely on. “Working people are asking for bold reform, and this plan treats their concerns… Read More »Greens’ fiscal plan takes working people’s priorities seriously