Labour’s Chris Hipkins is dodging specifics on how his party will tackle farm emissions — despite years of promising pricing mechanisms. Since 2008, Labour has repeatedly pledged to put a price on agricultural emissions, even launching initiatives like He Waka Eke Noa, but now remains vague, citing “in due course” for any new policy. Their past attempt at a carbon tax, dubbed the “fart tax,” backfired, leaving them cautious about public backlash. While committed to cutting emissions, the exact tool they’ll use remains hidden — keeping everyone guessing.
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