
Jenny Coatham | Dunedin, OTA, New Zealand | Dunedin Convener
LLB/BA (Politics/Philosophy) at Otago Uni, Generation Zero Dunedin, Climate Safe House Project Advisory Board.

Pippa Chang | Dunedin, OTA, New Zealand | Student and Regional Conveyor for Generation Zero
Pippa is a third-year student studying Finance. She has been part of Generation Zero for the past two years and has recently taken on the role of President for the OUSA faction.

Kit Nelson | Level 2 50 The Terrace, Wellington Central, Wellington, Wellington 6011, New Zealand |
Press Releases
Disgraceful government infrastructure spending will accelerate climate change
This morning, the Government announced how they were allocating $8 billion in infrastructure spending across Aotearoa. Ana Renker-Darby and David Robertson from Generation Zero in Auckland share their comments.
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When I say “Student” you say “Power” #SchoolStrike4Climate
A School Strike for Climate Action was held in Auckland’s Aotea Square on Friday March 14 with an incredible turn out of around 5000 students and supporters to gather, chant, listen and ultimately march down Queen Street.
The students expressed their dissatisfaction with the NZ Government’s track record on climate change.
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Election Scorecards Launched
Generation Zero Launches Election Scorecards
Youth Climate Change group Generation Zero have launched online scorecards for council and mayoral candidates across the country.
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NZ needs Zero Carbon Act to honour Paris Agreement
Youth organisation Generation Zero has welcomed today’s announcement by the Government to ratify the Paris Agreement by the end of the year, but reiterated that New Zealand needs a Zero Carbon Act to live up to the agreement.
“Ratifying the Paris Agreement is one thing, but the real test is the actions New Zealand commits to,” said campaign spokesperson, Lisa McLaren.
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Unitary Plan Passes
Generation Zero response to the Unitary Plan Passing
Today the Auckland Council governing body finalized the Unitary Plan, the end of a five year process to create a new rulebook for the next 30 years of housing in the city. It will be notified Friday.
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Coalition for More Homes Launches
Coalition for More Homes Launches
1st August 2016
The Coalition for More Homes launches today calling on Auckland Council to vote to pass the Unitary Plan.
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Generation Zero on the Unitary Plan Announcement
Auckland Director Leroy Beckett:
“Auckland finally has a plan for housing that will meet demand. The Unitary Plan isn't designed to give anyone everything they want, it's the result of years of public submissions and expert testimony The time for political grandstanding is over, the council need to get on with it and pass the plan.
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Construction Begins on City Rail Link
Generation Zero congratulates Council on City Rail Link construction
Transport lobby group Generation Zero congratulates the Auckland Council on beginning the construction of the City Rail Link.
‘This long planned project is finally underway thanks to the tireless effort of Auckland Transport, Transport Advocates, and Auckland Council who have fought for the CRL for years.” Says Auckland Director Leroy Beckett.
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Slow phase-out of ETS pollution subsidy a let down
Youth climate change organisation Generation Zero is pleased the Government is at last removing the two-for-one pollution subsidy in the Emissions Trading Scheme, but says the slow phase-out and the indefinite extension of the $25 per tonne price cap is “a big let down”.
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Generation Zero responds to “Band-Aid Budget”
The 2016 Budget has been met with a muted response by youth lobby group Generation Zero, labeling the budget the “Band-Aid Budget”
“The housing policies announced in the Budget are band-aids more designed to ease criticism of the government than to solve the housing crisis. We need leadership from central government on housing, today they showed us very little” Says Leroy Beckett, the groups Auckland Director.
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