Hear what the main parties have to say about climate action

Climate change is likely to be a key issue when voters go the polls for the General Election on 14 October. In July, 66% of the Kiwis who took part in an international Ipsos survey stated that if the government did not act now to combat climate change, it would be failing the people of Aotearoa New Zealand.

So, where do the main political parties stand on climate action? Find out at one of the political forums focused on that topic in the run-up to the election. Check back here regularly as we hope there will be more to add.

Plus, read our summary of the main parties' key policies on climate action, reducing waste and regenerating nature.

Events

12 Sept | Auckland | Election Panel 2023: Making every home and building count | Hosted by New Zealand Green Building Council | $100 - $200

13 Sept | Auckland and online | What about the environment? Pre-election political forum | Hosted by Environmental Defence Society | Free

23 Sept | Auckland | Is this a climate election debate | Hosted by Generation Zero | Free

26 Sept | Auckland | Political panel: Building a Regenerative Tāmaki Makaurau & Aotearoa | Hosted by Auckland Climate Festival, B Corp and Sustainable Business Network | Free