The Green Party has unveiled its second wave of election year promises - its plan to transition the country away from fossil-fuels if in government.
Co-leader James Shaw yesterday announced the party's Clean Energy Plan in front of a crowd of about one hundred party faithfuls in Wellington.
RNZ political reporter Katie Scotcher was there as James Shaw made this pitch to voters.

Green Party unveils new energy promise

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Green Party unveils new energy promise

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