Marama Davidson

As we do every year on Morning Report, we like to pass on the seasons greetings from some of our most frequent political guests over the year.

Here's James Shaw and Marama Davidson from the Green… Audio

The government has released a new national strategy out this morning to eliminate family and sexual violence in the next 25 years.

Governments have tried - and failed - for many years to get on top… Audio

The House wraps Parliament's week; asks who really runs the country and outlines the repeal of the three strikes law. Audio

Covid-19 may dominate the news but Parliament does also have other things on its agenda. Quite a few things including a repeal of Three Strikes sentencing law. Audio

So how are Aucklanders feeling about the latest government move?

Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson, the National Party's Tamaki MP Simon O'Connor and Māori Party spokesperson John Tamihere spoke… Audio

MPs will be back in the house today - with the exception of the Green Party and the Māori Party.

Both are refusing to attend Parliament while Wellington is at Alert Level 4.

The Greens say… Audio

A climate change activist is challenging Green co-leader James Shaw for his job saying the party has to stop being "Labour's little helper."

Shaw says he's confident he'll remain in the role when… Audio

Marama Davidson is defending a joint venture set up to combat the high rates of violence in Kiwi homes.

The venture was set up in 2018 to bring government and community agencies together to tackle… Audio

Parliament’s Speaker doesn’t want to stifle MPs’ free speech, instead he’s deputising all MPs to call out bigotry when they hear it. Audio

Budget 2021 dominates Parliament with the Government revealing where it plans to spend the country's money over the next financial year but the process to approve it doesn't change Audio

Co-Leader of the Green Party Marama Davidson. Audio

Budget 2021 is due to be announced on 20 May but the priorities that guide the budget decisions have already been published and debated by MPs. Audio

The Associate Housing Minister has described some emergency housing as inhumane and not fit for human habitation.

Those at the coal face say there is not enough oversight, with families mixed in with… Audio

One of the government's own ministers has condemned some emergency housing as "inhumane", while taking aim at moteliers - accusing them of turning a quick buck at the expense of safety and a decent… Audio

Hundreds of rowdy people turned out in Courtenay Place on Wednesday night, but it wasn't for the usual reasons.

Increasingly, Wellingtonians have been voicing their concerns about the city's… Audio