Keith Locke MP
Keith Locke has been a Green Party MP since 1999.
Green Party Spokesperson on: Civil Defence, Customs, Defence and Disarmament, Ethnic Affairs, Foreign Affairs, Human Rights, Immigration, Industrial Relations (Assoc), Overseas Development Assistance, Pacific Island Affairs, Police, Security & Intelligence, Sports, Fitness & Leisure, State Services, Trade, Transport (Assoc Auckland), Veterans Affairs.
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Stand Up Against Poverty - Keith Locke & Sue Kedgley
Come and support Keith Locke MP & Sue Kedgley MP at the Standing Up for Poverty Event - 17 October 11.30am, Civic Square, Wellington
Visit the website to find out more: www.standagainstpoverty.org
Keith Locke on Foreign Affairs and Human Rights
Join Green foreign affairs spokesperson Keith Locke MP and other Hawkes Bay candidates for a discussion on New Zealand's place in the world.
Are Chinese spies monitoring Fonterra and New Zealanders?
03 Oct 2008New Zealanders will be disturbed to learn that China has been conducting a massive spying operation on the online phone service Skype, and that one of the trigger phrases is ‘milk powder’, Green Party Human Rights Spokesperson Keith Locke says.
The Geopolitics of Oil
A public talk by Keith Locke Green MP on the repercussions for New Zealand of the Mid-Eastern oil conflicts.
Police Assoc shouldn’t justify excessive violence: Greens
30 Sep 2008Green Party MP Keith Locke says the Police Association should not be justifying the excessive use of pepper spray in police cells.
“Last night Television New Zealand and TV3 showed a video clip of Rawiri Falwasser being repeatedly pepper-sprayed and beaten, while in Whakatane Police Station on Labour Day 2006.
Keith Locke MP at UCSA Forum on Education
Open to the Public. All welcome
Intruder Alert: State snoopers in your computer
18 Sep 2008Green Party MP Keith Locke is concerned that the new Search and Seizure Powers Bill will further intrude on New Zealanders’ privacy.
"Much of a person’s life is increasingly on their computer these days, so it is worrying that the bill provides more general powers to search computers, even by remote access or hacking," Mr Locke says.
Ask the politicians event with Keith Locke
Auckland university political studies present 'Ask the politicians'. the question for this debate is: 'Has a universal student allowance ambushed tertiary policy debate?' Keith Locke will be representing the Green Party
Conference Centre Lecture theatre, Room 423-342, 22 Symonds street