Sue Bradford

Sue Bradford has been a Green Party MP since 1999

More state housing needed, not less: Greens

The building industry downturn means National should invest in more state houses – not put a cap on them – says the Green Party.

"Putting a cap on state houses as indicated yesterday by Housing Minister Phil Heatley is irresponsible at a time of economic downtown," Green Party Housing Spokesperson Sue Bradford says.

New s59 research puts paid to myths: Greens

New research released this morning puts paid to some of the myths about lack of public support for the section 59 law change, says the Green Party.

APN sale raises risk to diversity of opinions - Greens

Rumours that Fairfax may be interested in snapping up rival media company APN have raised concerns about the independence of New Zealand’s news industry should such a deal go ahead, the Green Party says.

Key package helps - but Greens say Kiwis deserve better

Details of John Key’s transitional relief package show that National, like Labour, still falls short in terms of providing equitable assistance for all newly laid-off workers, says the Green Party.

Compassion key to Greens’ unemployment support package

Everyone who loses their job deserves support, Green Party Social Development Spokesperson Sue Bradford says.

"In the face of likely recession and increasing layoffs and redundancies it is vital that people receive assistance to help tide them over."

North Shore candidate meeting

Mairangi Bay Presbyterian Church Hall, 11 Hastings Rd, Mairangi Bay
Sun, 2 Nov 2008 at 7:15pm
9pm

North Shore Candidate Meeting with Sue Bradford and Pieter Watson

East Coast bays candidate meeting with Sue Bradford

Okura Hall, Okura River Road
Mon, 3 Nov 2008 at 7pm
9pm

Come along and support Green party MP Sue Bradford speaking at the east Coast Bays meet the candidates meeting.

Key’s Welfare Proposal Unworkable and Unfair

The Green Party says that John Key’s $100m unemployment plan is seriously flawed. ‘It demonstrates his lack of understanding of the practicalities of administering a national social security system,’ says Social Development spokesperson Sue Bradford.