Welcome to the website of John Kaye, Greens MP
The future is at risk. Greenhouse pollution is threatening to damage the ability of the planet to sustain life. The growing wealth gap between the well-off and the disadvantaged is not only undermining the ideal of fairness, but it is placing in jeopardy the future cohesion of our society. And democratic institutions and values and our culture are being compromised by the growth of corporate power.
These are potent and difficult challenges but there are solutions. By working collectively as a society we can find the answers that will create a fair and sustainable future.
The Greens are actively creating that future.
Hot Issues:

STOP ELECTRICITY END UNJUST SCHOOL REAL ACTION ON
PRIVATISATION FUNDING FORMULA CLIMATE CHANGE
Key Campaigns:
John's key campaigns on behalf of the Greens in NSW are:
Latest News
Costa's carbon double dipping bad for households & environment
Thursday 07 August 2008
Plans by the nation's electricity generators to pass on their emissions trading costs to consumers is yet another argument for not compensating large polluters, according to Greens NSW MP John Kaye.
Sydney rally raises urgency of reducing threat of nuclear war
Saturday 02 August 2008
Greens NSW MP John Kaye will use his address to today's Hiroshima Day Rally in Sydney to call for Australia to end its uranium exports to nuclear weapons states.
Snowy CEO should stop using public money to push sell-off
Thursday 31 July 2008
The CEO of Snowy Hydro has again used his Corporation's resources to push for the sell-off of Australia's largest renewable energy generator, according to Greens NSW MP John Kaye.
NSW emissions trading scheme would only set bad example
Thursday 31 July 2008
NSW Climate Change Minister Verity Firth's claim for Sydney to become the hub for the national Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS) conceals the many failings of the Iemma government's own emissions trading system, according to Greens NSW MP John Kaye.
Anti-abortion message pushed in public schools is attack on rights
Wednesday 30 July 2008
The Iemma government is turning a blind eye to an extremist Protestant group being allowed to push its anti-abortion message in some public school classes, according to Greens NSW MP John Kaye.