David Clendon
Sue Bradford, David Clendon discuss Greens' portfolios
The Green Party is about to get its hands on levers of government power for the first time in its history. Under a confidence and supply agreement with Labour, the Greens will have three ministers and… Audio
Greens Crisis Caucus
University of Canterbury associate professor, Bronwyn Hayward on the crisis in the Green Party caucus Audio
The dissenting Greens: Who exactly are they?
Kennedy Graham and David Clendon dropped a political bombshell yesterday, threatening to resign as Green MPs. So, what do we know about them?
Greens hold crisis meeting to debate renegade MPs' suspension
Green Party MPs have held a crisis meeting at Parliament as they debate suspending two of their MPs from the party's caucus. Audio
Greens in unprecedented chaos after two MPs ask Turei to go
Kennedy Graham and David Clendon are likely to be suspended from the Green Party caucus and potentially expelled from the party after declaring no confidence in Metiria Turei's leadership. They spoke… Audio
Renegade Green MPs lay out why they asked for Turei to go
On Monday Green Party MPs Kennedy Graham and David Clendon told RNZ political editor Jane Patterson why they had lost confidence in co-leader Metiria Turei. Audio
Greens in disarray as renegade MPs demand Turei go
The Green Party is in disarray as two MPs face being kicked out after they threatened to resign if Metiria Turei did not step down from the party's leadership. Late on Monday night co-leader James… Audio
Breath testing by Police plummets
The number of roadside alcohol breath tests being conducted by the Police has dropped to their lowest level in a decade - just 1.9 million tests were conducted last year and police put that drop down… Audio
Corrections forced to hire hundreds more prison staff
The Corrections Department is blaming its need to recruit hundreds more staff on changes to bail laws and tougher sentencing. Audio
Greens says Serco oversight over razor blades inexcusable
A Greens MP says it's inexcusable that prison-operator Serco has escaped a fine that was imposed because it failed to collect razor blades from inmates. Audio
Govt idle after seven months on domestic violence charge
Seven months after a senior judge declared it untenable for New Zealand not to have a specific criminal charge for domestic violence, the Government hasn't considered any change. Audio
Supercity criticism from Rodney District and Greens
With the ink barely dry on the new political map for Auckland's Supercity, the Rodney District Council has voted to make a new attempt to break away from the amalgamation. Audio