Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand

@greens.org.nz

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The Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand's offical Bluesky profile. https://linktr.ee/nzgreens Authorised by Miriam Ross, Level 5, 108 The Terrace, Wellington, 6011.

Campaign graphic titled “Green Party Policy 2026.” Large text reads: “Water is life. The Green Party will make sure our water is safe to drink, swim in, and fish from.” An arrow points right toward a group of people jumping from a jetty into the sea. The lower portion of the image shows blue ocean water; the background is light grey with green branding and the Green Party logo.
Promotional graphic with a light grey textured background and bold green text reading “WINTER SHOULDN’T BE UNAFFORDABLE.” Below, statistics state: “Since 2024: 44,000 more households fell behind on bills; 65,000 more households couldn’t afford to keep warm; 23,000 more households faced damp or mould.” A green banner at the bottom reads: “The Green Party has solutions. We’re calling on the Government to act so no whānau is left cold this winter.” A small green leaf logo appears in the top right.
Poster-style image of a letter over a background of boats on the water with flags. The large green text addresses a government minister, urging New Zealand to uphold international law and condemn Israel’s interception of the Global Sumud Flotilla. It mentions New Zealand citizens on board, calls for accountability and sanctions, and is signed “Chlöe Swarbrick, Green Party Co-leader,” with authorisation text at the bottom.
Graphic with a dark green background featuring bold yellow and white text. At the top is a stylised G logo with a leaf. The text reads: ‘Last week: The Luxon Government considers scrapping the Clean Car Standard. This week: New Zealanders are bracing to pay over $3 per litre for petrol.’
A graphic with a dark green background displays the text: “Power company profits in 6 months: $1.85 billion” in large yellow lettering. Below, on a white torn‑paper texture, green text reads: “How’s your power bill going?” Small fine print at the bottom notes authorisation by Green MP Scott Willis
A lush, green forest with tall moss-covered trees and dense vegetation. Large white text over the image reads: “People & planet before profit always.” A small Green Party logo sits in the bottom right corner.
A political advertisement showing a flooded rural landscape with muddy water covering fields and partially submerging a road. Large dark green text reads, “OUR COMMUNITIES ARE TIRED.” Below, highlighted in green bars: “Tired of flooding. Tired of rising bills. Tired of picking up the pieces.” At the bottom, white text on a green background reads, “We need action that protects people not polluters.” Small text credits Marama Davidson and Chlöe Swarbrick, Green Party Co-Leaders, authorised by the Green Party in Wellington. The Green Party logo appears in the lower right corner
Green Party statement on a green rock-textured background. White text block reads: “Our hearts are with whānau and communities impacted by climate change-charged extreme weather across Te Tai Tokerau and Te Tai Rāwhiti throughout this week, through to last night. Some have lost loved ones. Some are still waiting for news. Others have lost homes, livelihoods and whenua. All of us are connected, and our support is standing by. This clean-up will take a lot of time and effort. We mihi to the regular people, marae, iwi and services who just got things done and looked after each other. These expressions of care and compassion in crisis are exactly what we expect to govern our country. We will be on the ground to help with the clean-up and will continue using every ounce of energy to build resilient, sustainable homes, infrastructure and country we all need and deserve.” Signed: “Ngā manaakitanga, Marama Davidson and Chlöe Swarbrick, Green Party Co-Leaders.”
Photo of smiling Marama Davidson and Chlöe Swarbrick behind white text on a green background that says "Want a progressive tax system? Join the Greens today."
Graphic with a green postbox saying 2 days left to post your vote
Graphic saying "For more information head to our website greens.org.nz/maoriwards Vote Keep Māori Wards".
Māori wards are about fairness and representation. They ensure tangata whenua have a voice in local decisions that impact their whenua, whānau, hāpori and their futures.
Graphic saying "Keeping Māori wards benefits us all. Strong inclusive representation makes better decision that reflect the needs of the whole community, not just some."
Graphic saying "The government is forcing areas with Māori wards to run a referendum on whether to keep them."
Graphic saying Māori wards give tangata whenua a guaranteed seat at the table in local government. A voice in decisions that impact their whenua, whānau and future.
Graphic saying Vote Keep Māori Wards Local Body Elections 2025
2-d graphic image of a green letterbox with the text "Has your ballot paper arrived?
Square image with green background and Green Party logo. White and black text says Climate actions is voting local Te Tiriti is voting local Affordable housing is voting local Community support is voting local Safe streets is voting local Arts & culture is voting local Clean energy is voting local Public transport is voting local