Sue Kedgley
I've been thinking for 21 October 2019
What the panellists Gary McCormick and Sue Kedgley have been thinking about. Audio
Story of the Day for 21 October 2019
A memoir by former UK PM David Cameron, called For The Record, has been given a new satirical cover by a prankster. Audio
Making policy, not tea: Second-wave feminists say gender equality still a battle worth fighting
Contemporary Women - Nearly 50 years after the women's liberation movement kicked off in New Zealand, women have access to birth control, abortions and work after having children. JOELLE DALLY asks… Audio
He For She Campaign - Sue Kedgley
A global campaign with the aim of ending inequality between men and women by 2030 is being launched in New Zealand today. The "He-for-She" campaign takes a difference stance from the traditional… Audio
A food safety campaigner has more
A food safety campaigner Sue Kedgley called four years ago as a Green Party MP for an investigation into supermarkets and for a code of practice they'd be forced to follow. Audio
Outgoing Green MP describes Parliament as boys' club
The outgoing Green MP Sue Kedgley has called for a major reform of Parliament's rules, describing the institution as a boys' club that's out of step with the rest of the world. Audio
Green MP says government delaying alcohol reform bill
A Green Party MP is accusing the Government of delaying tactics to avoid having new alcohol legislation before Parliament in the run-up to the election. Audio
Beef and Lamb reject Sue Kedgley's meat glue claims
The Green Party has lodged a complaint with the Commerce Commission about the practice of gluing scraps of meat together and then selling them as a single piece of steak. Audio
Move to tighten RNZ's belt described as 'purely political'
Parliament has been told the quality of Radio New Zealand's service will inevitably decline if government funding remains frozen. Audio
Political reaction to Gully ranges from aghast to accepting
To discuss this further are the Green Party's Wellington Transport spokesperson Sue Kedgley and the Wellington Council's spokesperson for transport issues, Andy Foster. Audio
Predatory advertising by finance companies
Sue Kedgely, Richard de Lautour and Raewyn Fox joined Kathryn Ryan on the issue. Audio
New Plymouth toxic dumping may lead to law changes
The Government says it may look at law changes to get to the bottom of where toxic waste has been dumped around New Plymouth after dioxin was found in a playground. Audio
Labour says minister's nomination abuse of power
The Government's being accused of abusing Parliamentary process in its choice of who will chair the special select committee on Auckland governance. Audio
Pig farming controversy
SAFE has just named the pig farm they exposed for jamming pigs into small crates and will invite the Agriculture Minister to visit other intensive pig farms. Audio
Supercity referendum ruled out
Local Government Minister Rodney Hide is ruling out a referendum on the government's controversial supercity plan for Auckland. Audio
Privacy Commissioner on Guthrie Cards
The Commissioner wants the DNA information of millions of NZers to either be destroyed after 16 years or put into safer hands. Audio
More people support the new child discipline legislation
A new survey by The Children's Commission suggests more people support the new child discipline legislation than oppose it. Audio
Green Party Unhappy About Heavier Trucks
The Green Party is condemning moves allowing trucks to carry heavier loads on the nation's roads. Audio
School Food
The Green Party's annual survey into school tuck shops shows fewer schools are providing students with junk food. Audio
