Strengthening workers’ rightsCreating a society that works for everyone starts with strong worker rights. Our industrial relations system is broken. It’s time for bold change. |
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Honouring Te Tiriti o WaitangiOur vision is for a future where Tangata Whenua have realised tino rangatiratanga. We must honour Te Tiriti o Waitangi by implementing it in law and in our constitutional frameworks. |
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Ending inequalityEveryone deserves security, dignity, and to have enough to thrive. Ending inequality in Aotearoa is possible—we just need to make different choices. |
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Creating a prosperous economyThe economy should work for everyone, not just a select few. That starts with a bold, worker-centred industrial strategy—one that prioritises full employment, regional development, and real investment in innovation. |
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Guaranteeing worker education and trainingEvery worker deserves access to training, fair pay, and real opportunities. A fairer future means helping people learn the skills they need to thrive in a changing world. |
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Building infrastructureEveryone deserves a safe, affordable place to live that has access to modern infrastructure and low-cost public transport. We need to build communities that enable people to prosper. |
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Investing in social infrastructureCare work is vital in our society, yet it remains undervalued and underfunded. We need a cradle-to-grave support system that ensures good work, gender equality, and social justice. |
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Taking strong climate actionAotearoa must take real action to meet its climate obligations and deliver a just transition for the workers and communities who will bear the brunt of the climate crisis. |
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Ensuring the wealthy pay their fair shareFor too long, our tax system has exacerbated wealth and income inequality. It’s time to rebalance the tax system and ensure that the wealthy pay their fair share. |
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Improving public debateGood decision making relies on rational, informed and constructive public debate. We need to look at ways to ensure that people have access to reliable information and that their voices are heard. |