Party vote
Transport and infrastructure
After decades of underspending on transport infrastructure, and with widespread dissatisfaction with the country's urban planning laws, all the parties agree that the way we design our cities and transport systems needs to change. Some say the emphasis should be on making it easier for developers to build, while others say we need a clearer plan for preparing our cities for a changing climate.
Transport and infrastructure
After decades of underspending on transport infrastructure, and with widespread dissatisfaction with the country's urban planning laws, all the parties agree that the way we design our cities and transport systems needs to change. Some say the emphasis should be on making it easier for developers to build, while others say we need a clearer plan for preparing our cities for a changing climate.
Retain current public transport discounts
Build a mass rapid transit system in Wellington
Continue fund for building and upgrading infrastructure
Develop a nationwide rapid rail system for passengers and freight
Build light rail in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch
Prioritise cycle and walking infrastructure over roads
Provide free public transport to under 30s
Provide a $1500 credit for bikes and e-scooters to under 30s
Introduce a card and app for citizens and residents up to the age of 30
Abolish the Auckland regional fuel tax
Require revenue from fuel and road user charges to be reinvested in road infrastructure
Review all current and planned major infrastructure projects
Introduce free public transport for all students
Develop a national Māori strategy for renewable energy and clean technology
Maintain target of 100% renewable energy by 2030
Reverse water infrastructure reforms
Reform resource management laws to reduce restrictions on private property
Replace fuel taxes with user-pays road pricing
Establish a national infrastructure agency
Reverse water infrastructure reforms
Reverse resource management reforms
Upgrade electricity transmission
Stop the development of light rail in Auckland
Abolish the Electricity Authority and establish a Ministry for Energy
Retain current public transport discounts
Build a mass rapid transit system in Wellington
Continue fund for building and upgrading infrastructure
Develop a nationwide rapid rail system for passengers and freight
Build light rail in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch
Prioritise cycle and walking infrastructure over roads
Provide free public transport to under 30s
Provide a $1500 credit for bikes and e-scooters to under 30s
Introduce a card and app for citizens and residents up to the age of 30
Abolish the Auckland regional fuel tax
Require revenue from fuel and road user charges to be reinvested in road infrastructure
Review all current and planned major infrastructure projects
Introduce free public transport for all students
Develop a national Māori strategy for renewable energy and clean technology
Maintain target of 100% renewable energy by 2030
Reverse water infrastructure reforms
Reform resource management laws to reduce restrictions on private property
Replace fuel taxes with user-pays road pricing
Establish a national infrastructure agency
Reverse water infrastructure reforms
Reverse resource management reforms
Upgrade electricity transmission
Stop the development of light rail in Auckland
Abolish the Electricity Authority and establish a Ministry for Energy
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