Chlöe Swarbrick

Chlöe Swarbrick, co-leader of New Zealand's Green Party and a passionate advocate for progressive reform, dives into the urgent issue of wealth inequality. She highlights New Zealand's economic failures and the impact of rising housing costs on communities. Discussing global wealth taxes, Chlöe outlines the need for international cooperation to combat inequality. With insights on political engagement and the importance of aligning ecological and economic needs, she shares her hope for grassroots movements to drive change.

Chlöe Swarbrick talks about Green Party politics and working with National. They discuss job seeker numbers, welfare sanctions, empowering citizens, controversy over a phrase, the government's agenda, water crisis in Wellington City, and Ukraine's army chief firing.

Chlöe Swarbrick, co-leader of New Zealand's Green Party, champions tax reform to tackle inequality. Andrew Coster, former Police Commissioner, emphasizes data-driven social services. Political scientist Marcel Dirsus discusses the thin line between democracy and authoritarianism, reflecting on historical tyrannies. The conversation explores innovative solutions for housing and healthcare, challenges in wealth taxes, and the role of long-term social investments. Ultimately, they argue for valuing lives beyond mere economics while addressing the societal implications of policy reform.

Chlöe Swarbrick, co-leader of the Green Party in New Zealand, dives into the significant ousting of MP Darleen Tana. She reflects on the emotional toll of the months-long process involving legal battles. Swarbrick expresses gratitude for moving forward and emphasizes the importance of enhanced candidate vetting within the party. The discussion also touches on the implications of local governance issues and the impact of having a Green Mayor in Wellington, showcasing the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for the party.

Chlöe Swarbrick, co-leader of the Green Party, is renowned for her perspectives on parliamentary proportionality. In this conversation, she shares insights on the Green Party's unanimous decision to invoke the waka-jumping law against independent MP Darleen Tana. Swarbrick emphasizes the significance of this vote, highlighting the party's unity and commitment to maintaining fair representation in Parliament. The discussion unveils how this decision reflects a shift in party strategy and the importance of democratic deliberation.