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flag The Green Party vows to end fast-track mining approvals for key projects if elected, citing environmental and democratic concerns.

flag The Green Party has pledged to revoke fast-track mining consents for coal, hard-rock gold, and seabed projects if elected, citing environmental harm, lack of transparency, and threats to democracy. flag The policy targets seven specific projects, including the Waihi North gold mine and Trans-Tasman Resources’ seabed mine, arguing the fast-track system undermines public input and ecological protection. flag Environmental groups support the move, calling it essential for climate and nature, while industry critics warn it could deter investment and harm jobs. flag The government continues amending the fast-track law ahead of final approvals by year’s end.

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