Monday 31 August

  • Youth Wings Debate
    12pm - 2pm, The Hub

    This is politics at its best: for students, by students. Come along and hear the youth wings fight it out over the big issues for this year’s general election. 

  • Parliamentary Careers Panel
    5.15 - 6.30pm, arrive outside Parliament by 5pm

    Hear from four Parliamentary Staff about their background and work for the Parliamentary Service and Office of the Clerk, catering provided!

    Sign up here.

Tuesday 1 September

  • Wellington Bays Debate

    12 - 1.30pm, The Hub

    Come along and meet the candidates for Wellington Bays trying to win your vote this general election. This is your chance to hear what they have to say about the issues and topics that YOU care about! If you live in Miramar, Island Bay, Newtown, Brooklyn & Mount Cook (or anywhere in between) then this one’s for you! 

    Featuring Craig Renney (Lab), Julie Anne Genter (Gre), Nicole McKee (Act), Karuna Muthu (Nat) & Dr. Kayla Kingdon-Bebb (TOP).

    *All parties currently polling over 5% were invited.

  • Better Taxes Better Future
    6 - 7.30pm, MY501

    Week, join Better Taxes and VUWSA for the Funding Our Future workshop: A practical session on how better taxes can improve our future.

    RSVP here.

Wednesday 2 September

  • Wellington North Debate
    12 - 1.30pm, The Hub

    Come along and meet the candidates for Wellington North trying to win your vote this general election. This is your chance to hear what they have to say about the issues and topics that YOU care about! If you live in Aro Valley, Te Aro, Kelburn, Karori and Mount Vic, through to Khandallah, then this one’s for you!

    Featuring Tamatha Paul (Gre), Ayesha Verral (Lab), Jonathon Pitts (Nat), Matthew Hague (Act) & Jessica Hammond (TOP).

    *All parties currently polling over 5% were invited.

  • Living Wage National Election Forum 
    6 - 8pm, Naenae College, transport leaves Hunter Lounge carpark at 5.15pm

    Join faith, union and community as we together seek tangible commitments from politicians to ensure that thousands of workers across the public sector, schools, and hospitals are paid the Living Wage.

Thursday 3 September

  • Tertiary Education Debate
    12 - 1.30pm, The Hub

    This is your chance to hear from the candidates vying to be the next Tertiary Education minister, debating the topics that YOU care about! Come along and hear them talk about student allowance, student loans, university fees, and everything else related to tertiary education in Aotearoa.

  • Great Transport Forum - Free Fares
    5.30 - 7pm, St Peter’s on Willis

    Get along to the Free Fares report launch and listen to speakers Dr Sandra Grey (CTU), Nick Ruane (Disability Advocate) and Dr Timothy Welch (Senior Lecturer in Urban Planning) about the importance of free and accessible public transport in Aotearoa.

 More events coming soon.