Sue Bradford

From the left and the right. Audio

Judith Tizard's decision not to replace Darren Hughes, the Green Party preliminary list and CERA. Audio

The implications of the 'zero budget', Darren Hughes and Labour's leadership wobbles, and the repeal of the foreshore and seabed legislation. Audio

A look at the current political landscape with commentary from the left and right. Audio

Matthew Hooton and Sue Bradford on politics including the political implications of the Christchurch earthquake. Audio

The politics of the Christchurch quake, Hone Harawira's departure from the Maori Party, Simon Power's shock retirement announcement and the new Botany MP. Audio

Discuss the political impacts of a double-dip recession, the possible emergence of a new centre-right party, and Hone Harawira. Audio

What will parliament look like after the election? Audio

One observer watching developments within the Maori Party more keenly than most is the former Green MP, Sue Bradford. Audio

Former Green MP Sue Bradford and Political commentator Matthew Hooton discuss the policy plans released by National and the Greens. Audio

A group set up by the government to look at long-term benefit dependency says if the welfare system isn't changed, 16 per cent of the working age population could be on a benefit by 2050. Audio

The Government has signalled it intends to proceed with changes to the social welfare system. Audio

Veteran MP Sue Bradford looks back on her life and times as she prepares to bow out of parliament. Audio

She joins us in the studio to explain her resignation as an MP. Audio

Police have begun an investigation into death threats made against Green MP Sue Bradford over her advocacy of child discipline laws. Audio

Opponents of the child discipline law say they are shocked at the Government's response to the smacking referendum, and are accusing John Key of showing contempt for voters. Audio

Two years ago today, the law changed banning the physical punishment of children. How has this change worked? Audio

Green Party MP Sue Bradford on why she thinks referendum question rules are unfair. Audio

Signs today that Parliament is willing to toughen up the rules for referendum questions amid the controversy over the upcoming vote on child discipline. Audio

The Act Party leader and Local Government Minister has delivered a new deal for Auckland. Audio