Russel Norman

The Greens and the National Party have signed a memorandum of understanding. Audio

Russel Norman says the restructuring is just the latest of a series of anti-environmental measures. Audio

There are fears a new trade deal with ASEAN could undermine New Zealand's ability to combat the global economic crisis. Audio

The government is proposing sweeping changes to the Resource Management Act. Audio

Details of the government's planned reform of the Resource Management Act will be revealed early this afternoon. Audio

Out-of-work NZers returning home from Australia as times get tougher there could help swell the ranks of the unemployed here. Audio

Canterbury Regional Council yesterday re-allocated more than 38 million dollars away from sustainable transport projects. Audio

The Green Party co-leader elucidates his party's hopes and aspirations for the country in the coming year. Audio

Green Party co-leaders Jeanette Fitzsimmons and Russel Norman. Audio

Labour says the Government's plans for boosting the economy are adequate. Audio

The Green Party wants the top-level political discussions that go on behind cabinet doors to be more open to public scrutiny. Audio

Labour, National, the Greens and Maori Party debate policies on the environment, energy and climate change. Audio

Greens co-leader Russel Norman, and Act leader Rodney Hide discuss National's tax policy. Audio

ACT party candidate John Boscawen and Green Party co-leader Russel Norman comment. Audio

Electoral Commission chief executive Helena Catt said the new law has had a"chilling"effect on campaign activity. Audio

Mr Peters' future now lies in the hands of Parliment's Privileges Committee. Audio

Winston Peters is to answer questions about donation before Parliament's privileges committee. Audio

In what's expected to be a fiery session New Zealand First leader Winston Peters will front up to parliament. Audio

National's leader John Key says if the party leads the next Government it would repeal the Electoral Finance Act. Audio

Prime Minister says allegations do not stop Winston Peters from ministerial roles. Audio