Green Party leader James Shaw shared his party's vision for a "greener" brighter New Zealand future at a public meeting in Tauranga tonight. Mr Shaw hosted the meeting at Matua Hall, which was attended by about 50-60 people, including some party faithful.
Mr Shaw was joined by some of his Green Party colleagues, which included Green MPs Barry Coates, Marama Davidson and Tauranga Greens candidate Emma-Leigh Hodge.
Earlier in the day, the group spent time in Rotorua.
Mr Shaw told the crowd the Green Party had three non-negotiable priorities this election which the party was committed to implementing.
"We need to clean up our rivers, take some real action on climate change instead of just talking about it and we want to take a fair crack at ending child poverty in this country once and for all," he said