Julie Anne Genter

Julie Anne Genter

politician New Zealand

Julie Anne Genter is a prominent New Zealand politician and member of the Green Party, serving as the party's spokesperson on issues related to resource management and urban development. Known for her advocacy for sustainable housing and environmental policies, Genter has been a vocal critic of government decisions that limit housing density and affordable housing opportunities. She gained attention recently for her criticism of the Cabinet's decision to block a proposal that could have allowed for the construction of 540,000 additional homes in Auckland, emphasizing the need for government leadership in addressing housing shortages and promoting walkable neighborhoods.

Born on Sep 27, 1980 (44 years old)

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New Zealand New Zealand: and Julie Anne Genter taking Rongotai from Fitzsimons. 5

Jacinda Ardern James Shaw Marama Davidson Tory Whanau Andrew Campbell Holly Donald Andy Foster Justin Lester Celia Wade Brown Phil Twyford Paul Eagle Fleur Fitzsimons Diane Calvert Rebecca Matthews Neale Jones Chris Hipkins Andrew Little Daran Ponter Campbell Barry Ibrahim Omer Tamatha Paul Craig Renney Alex Marett
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: How Labour walked away from Tory Whanau and backed Andrew Little

New Zealand New Zealand: Julie Anne Genter is the Greens’ transport spokeswoman known for her cycling advocacy. 6

Tamatha Paul Helen Clark Chris Hipkins Dean Wickliffe Chloe Swarbrick Marama Davidson Christopher Luxon
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Green MP Tamatha Paul’s outburst shows Helen Clark was right about Greens - Barry Soper

New Zealand New Zealand: Julie Anne Genter criticised Cabinet for blocking the proposal last year. 6

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The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Chris Bishop overruled by Cabinet over proposal to give Auckland 540,000 more homes