In the leadup to voting opening for our General Election in October, there's one question on our minds: is this a climate election?
Come along to a political debate that will span topics of climate justice, climate policy and party's climate promises.
You can expect koorero on the Zero Carbon Act 2019, upholding Te Tiriti o Waitangi as well as investment and funding towards climate proofing.
This event is free, with donations accepted.
Green
Introducing member of parliament Ricardo Menéndez March for the Green Party. As an advocate for ending poverty and the well-being of communities and the environment, Ricardo advocates for a system that uplifts the people of Aotearoa.
National
Introducing Simon Watts, MP for the North Shore representing the National party. Simon strongly believes that poverty and health outcomes are interconnected and is dedicated to bridging the gap between poverty and health.
Labour
Introducing Michael Wood, MP for Mt Roskill, representing the Labour Party. Michael advocates for strong, fair and supportive communities and an economy and public institutions prioritising community wellbeing.
TOP
Introducing Damian Sycamore, Auckland Central candidate representing The Opportunities Party (TOP). Damian is passionate about providing affordable housing for younger and future generations and advocates for a Land Value Tax policy.

Is this a climate election?