Russel Norman

More now on the police decision not to charge anyone over the government surveillance of Kim Dotcom, carried out by the GCSB. Audio

The Green Party co-leader Russel Norman says taxpayers are going to end up paying for the incentive. Audio

Nearly 2,000 people filled the Auckland Town hall last night for a public meeting about the Government Communications Security Bill. Audio

The Green Party is furious with its would-be coalition partner Labour after the Labour Party decided not to back a bill that aims to close a legal loophole that allows long term pollution of… Audio

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Opposition parties say The Government's just tinkering around the edges with its new housing initiative. Audio

An about turn by Parliament's Speaker on how a political reporter's phone records were given to a prime ministerial inquiry seems to have only added to confusion over the chain of events. Audio

The Green Party co-leader, Russel Norman, has welcomed a Labour Party promise to ban foreigners living abroad from buying homes in New Zealand. Audio

Radio New Zealand's political editor Brent Edwards talks to the ACT Party leader, John Banks, and the Green Party co-leader, Russel Norman, about the role of minor parties in government. Audio

The Green Party says the amended version of the spy agency legislation does nothing to fix its fundamental flaws. Audio

A new law allowing the Government's external spy agency to turn its gaze on New Zealanders looks set to go ahead after Peter Dunne said he was now prepared to support the change. Green Party co-leader… Audio

Listening to that is the Green Party co-leader Russel Norman, who is a member of the Intelligence and Security Committee. Audio

The Prime Minister faces the prospect of a confrontation with internet millionaire Kim Dotcom when Mr Dotcom appears before the Intelligence and Security Committee on Wednesday. Audio

A week after submissions closed on the Government's new spy legislation there are doubts about whether it has enough support to get it through Parliament. Audio

Opposition parties and an internet freedom group say Cabinet papers on law changes to the Government's electronic spy agency have confirmed their worst fears. Audio

The Green Party co-leader Russel Norman is adamant his money-printing plan is sensible, despite dropping it as an idea. Audio

Listening to that is the Green Party co-leader Russel Norman - he's calling on the Government here to tell the public if it has access to information about New Zealanders that it got from America's… Audio

The Green Party has been told it must be prepared to walk away from any coalition deal if it becomes part of the next Government. Audio

Treasury has confirmed the so-called mum and dad investors in Mighty River Power included companies, trusts and New Zealand investment institutions. Audio

The Green Party co-leader, Russel Norman, says an independent inquiry is needed to decide whether one of the Government's spy agencies spied illegally on 88 people. Audio