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Wellington which aims to address the housing crisis by increasing housing capacity and encouraging density in the inner-city. Additionally, Paul assisted the Mayoral taskforce for social housing as tenant liaison, a programme aimed to help people in Wellington access social housing, and led a housing pilot which provided tenants with an official check on the quality of their accommodation - a service in partnership with central government with the aim to uphold and enforce the Healthy Homes Standards. Paul led the WCC Housing Action Plan, a plan which prioritised: Planning for Growth, Consenting Improvements, Mana whenua and Māori housing, Homelessness, Social and public housing, Affordable housing and Private rental housing. The plan included targets for social, public and private housing development as well as initiatives to reduce homelessness in Wellington. On 10 November 2020, Paul voted in favour to sell 0.3 hectares of land and lease a further 0.6 hectares in Shelley Bay to The Wellington Company for housing development along with Wellington City councillors Day, Diane Calvert, Jenny Condie, Fleur Fitzsimons, Laurie Foon, Rebecca Matthews, Teri O’Neill, and Nicola Young.
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which were made by the Labour government in 2021. Paul challenged these changes, specifically the re-introduction of 90-day no cause evictions of tenants and the reduction of landlords' notice periods for tenants, stating that "Housing is a human right, and every person deserves a warm, safe and affordable home, whether they own that home or not The playing field is uneven and these changes to tenancy rules further tip the balance in favour of landlords." Paul has also been outspoken about the government's recent policy changes in relation to
Aotearoa's public housing provider, Kāinga Ora, making it easier for the provider to evict 'unruly' public housing tenants. Paul stated that these changes show that the government are "Ignorant to the consequences of poverty result in a proliferation of poverty and trauma across our most vulnerable communities".
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harmful behaviour within the university community. During her time as VUWSA president, Paul successfully achieved extra mental health support for students. In 2020, Paul showed support for survivors who came out with sexual assault allegations against a group of musicians in
Wellington. There were sixty survivors, some as young as 13. In 2021, Paul supported the #LetUsLive: Rally for a City Free From Sexual Violence campaign, which was organised in response the to the increasing safety worries for women in Wellington, stating that “Nobody should feel afraid to walk around in their own city. This shows how fed up people are with the harassment, the assault, the inaction and being objectified despite doing nothing except trying to exist.”.
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Aotearoa. Paul came out in support of the museum keeping the panel up, and stated that the defacing is more than art and deeper than protest, and she wholeheartedly supports the actions of the group.
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prioritised dedicated cycle lanes on roads, a protection for cyclists which aims to promote the use of cycling and reduce our reliability on cars. Paul stated that this plan would make cycling safer and encourage non-traditional cyclists such as children, women, and gender diverse people to bike around the city. Cyclists were “not just dudes in lycra”, she said.
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welcoming.', in collaboration with several different organisations including the
Ministry of Social Development, NZ Police, Victoria University of Wellington and more This project initiated many changes to Wellington, including increased lighting in areas, after-midnight bus services, specific alcohol bans and more.
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and ensuring housing is available to all. During her time as councillor, Paul chaired the Kōrau Tūāpapa
Environment and Infrastructure Committee, where she led the IRRS 4 All campaign, which helped thousands of low-income tenants access rent subsidies. As chair, Paul also campaigned for an ambitious
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Pannett was not reselected for the party's candidacy for the Pukehīnau/Lambton Ward election. In May, Paul announced that she had joined the Green Party and was seeking selection as the party's candidate for the ward, which she received in June. Paul was re-elected as city councillor
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policy. Paul was inspired to run after she clashed with councillors over a plan to introduce a liquor ban in
Kelburn Park, a popular drinking spot for students in Wellington. Paul argued that by introducing this ban, students would be pushed to drink in other, more unsafe areas. The liquor ban never
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Paul is an outspoken advocate for the prevention of sexual violence and mental health issues. Paul has done a range of work in this area including supporting the
Thursdays in Black campaign at Victoria University of Wellington as VUWSA president in 2019, a campaign that raises awareness of sexually
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Paul also advocates for pedestrianisation. As councillor, Paul passed an amendment for Wellington City Council to investigate a low-traffic/pedestrianised future for Dixon and Upper Cuba Street, two popular streets in Wellington. Paul also supports projects such as the LGWM golden mile project that
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In December 2023, a display panel of the English version of the treaty, located at Te Papa Museum, was vandalised. This vandalism was a protest against the crown, with the protestors claiming it in response to Te Papa displaying the translation opposite the te reo Maori version, which they claimed
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Paul was elected by significant margins in both her terms as councillor. In 2019, Paul won her seat with 2,770 votes, just 500 votes shy of the top-voted councillor of the ward, Iona Pannett. However, in 2022, Paul overtook Pannett and won the ward with a significant 5,206 votes, a number of votes
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plans to pedestrianise Parliament end of Lambton Quay, along Willis and Manners Streets, to the entertainment hub of Courtenay Place in Wellington. Paul states that pedestrianism will increase life and vibrancy of Wellington.
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1335:"Council byelection to cost $ 120,000 after Tamatha Paul wins Wellington Central"
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1247:"Who is Tamatha Paul? The young wāhine Māori who turned Wellington green"
926:"Meet Tamatha Paul, Victoria University's first wahine student president"
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1309:"Watch LIVE – MPs sworn-in at Parliament opening, eyes on Te Pāti Māori"
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1063:"Wellington city councillor Iona Pannett dropped from Green ticket"
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in 2015. At age 12, Paul was diagnosed with the autoimmune disease
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Victoria University of Wellington Students' Association presidents
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1573:"'Does not care about renters': Greens slam Govt tenancy changes"
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269:(born 1997) is a New Zealand activist and politician who is a
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1598:"Kāinga Ora crackdown: Government's move cruel, Greens say"
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Paul received a $ 30,000 First in Family scholarship from
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Women members of the New Zealand House of Representatives
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1041:Graham-McLay, Charlotte (17 October 2019).
1006:""Youthquake" strikes local body elections"
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2152:Names without electorates are list MPs
1814:"Tamatha Paul: Show up and be counted"
1787:"Car-free CBD idea to be investigated"
1333:Campbell, Georgina (30 October 2023).
1279:"Wellington Central - Official Result"
1024:"Playing Favourites with Tamatha Paul"
882:"VUWSA Declaration of Election Result"
807:"Massey University graduates database"
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894:from the original on 16 October 2019.
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1289:from the original on 7 November 2023
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448:for Pukehīnau/Lambton Ward in 2022.
371:, and in 2018, she graduated with a
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1734:Cardwell, Hamish (10 August 2021).
1714:Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand
1708:Genter, Julie Anne; Paul, Tamatha.
1542:George, Damian (11 November 2020).
1366:Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand
452:which could elect 2.5 councillors.
295:Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand
16:New Zealand activist and politician
1760:Paul, Tamatha (14 November 2020).
1088:Campbell, Georgina (19 May 2022).
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369:Victoria University of Wellington
241:Victoria University of Wellington
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364:region to be diagnosed with it.
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441:2022 Wellington local elections
422:2019 Wellington local elections
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1116:Wong, Justin (11 June 2022).
854:"2017 VUWSA Election Results"
832:"VUWSA Election Results 2016"
697:George, Damian (1 May 2021).
360:, the youngest person in the
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439:In April 2022, ahead of the
329:descent, with her father of
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1189:"Pukehīnau / Lambton Ward"
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2523:Fifth Labour Government
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2257:Former parliamentarians
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1994:Wellington City Council
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377:international relations
287:Wellington City Council
2199:Ricardo Menéndez March
1340:The New Zealand Herald
1095:The New Zealand Herald
911:The New Zealand Herald
781:"A sense of belonging"
463:New Zealand Parliament
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206:Tamatha-Kaye Erin Paul
54:New Zealand Parliament
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313:in 1997 and lived in
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1990:"The Pōneke Promise"
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615:Te Tiriti o Waitangi
607:Te Tiriti o Waitangi
456:Parliamentary career
299:2022 local elections
271:Member of Parliament
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3106:Official opposition
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2296:Catherine Delahunty
2234:Francisco Hernandez
2119:Jeanette Fitzsimons
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842:on 26 January 2022.
756:"Roll of Graduates"
543:Political positions
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