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A real sense of momentum is growing across the Party as we complete our rebuild and head towards our intended target of 1,000 - 2,000 volunteers ready for action to get us into parliament.
Cluster Rollout
Our party is transforming - our shift to a Cluster model will empower our volunteers, giving them greater support to promote TOP in their communities.
Join us at our Cluster events across the country to find out about our new structure, and how you can volunteer to help push TOP into parliament!
Help us get there through donations towards needed Tech upgrades to fully utilise the Clusters.
Volunteer Action
TOP volunteers have already been busy as we get ready for nationwide action throughout 2025. Check out some of our recent events below, and sign up as a volunteer to find out how you can get involved!
Recent Events
TOP Talks Auckland - Shamubeel Eaqub on Business and Government
On the 2nd of December, our Auckland cluster welcomed Simplicity Chief Economist Shamubeel Eaqub to speak on how business and government can collaborate to address shared challenges out to 2050. It was great to have so many in the audience, and the Auckland cluster is very excited for further action in 2025.
TOP at the Grey Lynn Park Festival
TOP volunteers from our Auckland cluster had a great day out at the Grey Lynn Park Festival. It was great to meet so many interested members of the public, and to discuss the issues that New Zealanders find important.
TOP Talks Christchurch - Dr. Mike Joy and Cr. Vicky Southworth on Canterbury's Freshwater Management
On the 25th of November, our Canterbury cluster welcomed Dr. Mike Joy and ECan councillor Vicky Southworth to speak about freshwater management in Canterbury. This was followed by a discussion of TOP's new cluster model, as our volunteers get ready for a big year of action in 2025.
TOP Talks Dunedin - Rob Campbell on NZ's Healthcare System
On Sunday 17th November, TOP's Deep South cluster brought former Health NZ Chair Rob Campbell to Dunedin, to speak about the challenges facing our health system, including the Dunedin Hospital rebuild. It was great to hear Rob's insights, and to see the event make the front page of the ODT - Keeping build promises 'vital' | Otago Daily Times Online News.