Metiria Turei

The Green Party would support the capital gains tax on property, which was floated by the Tax Working Group as part of wider reform of the tax system. Audio

The Green Party co-leader chats to us about camping, picnics and getting heard in Parliament and beyond. Audio

Here's some Christmas advice from Greens co-leader Metiria Turei. Audio

The Green Party is selling its two Wellington houses, in which three of its MPs live, despite admitting that such a move could actually cost taxpayers more. Audio

The Greens have become the second political party forced to repay taxpayer-funded housing allowances, after two of its MPs claimed twice the market value for rent. Audio

The government has increased the commerical fishing limit for hoki for the first time in 13 years - despite recent questions about its sustainability. Audio

She's known as one of Parliament's most effective back bench MPs but the Green Party's Sue Bradford has announced she's quitting because she can't get over being rejected as the Party's co-leader. Audio

Attention is now turning to other MPs who have been highlighted as big spenders. Audio

The push to make MPs' expenses public was led by the Green Party. Audio

Lockwood Smith, Parliament Speaker; Metiria Turei, co-leader of the Green Party; and Te Ururoa Flavell, Maori Party whip. Audio

An attempt by the Green Party to make marajuana use legal for medicinal purposes has failed. Audio

The Green Party is now firmly established as the third largest political party in Parliament and will tomorrow try to push National into third place in the Mt Albert by-election. Audio

The Green Party has become the first to release details of its MPs expenses. It shows its nine MPs each spent an average of almost 14-thousand dollars on air travel in the first four months of this… Audio

Just what and how much MPs in New Zealand spend on expenses is set to become the subject of greater public scrutiny after a Green party decision to reveal their claims annually from now on. Audio

Green party co-leader Metiria Turei on the initiative. Audio

The new Green Party co-leadership team says the Party will continue to work with the Government, despite Russel Norman describing National as incompetent and prejudiced. Audio

We hear about a recent conference on Maori Political Representation at Victoria University MP's Te Ururoa Flavell, Nanaia Mahuta and Metiria Turei were there with academic Dr Janine Hayward who all… Audio

Green Party Arts Spokesperson discusses their Arts Policy. Audio

The future of the eel is under threat, according to the Green Party. Audio

A battle for the Maori seats is hotting up with more candidates selected over the weekend. Audio