Jeanette Fitzsimons

Green Party co-leader Jeanette Fitzsimmons on hydro electric schemes on the Clutha River. Audio

The Green Party says the govt is selling Ak short by deciding to fund the electrification of commuter rail services. Audio

Interview with Jeanette Fitzsimons who is stepping down from her position as Green Party Co-leader. Audio

Meridian Energy promised the Department of Conservation money, if it didn't object to the controversial Project Hayes wind farm. Audio

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

The emissions trading scheme is to be reviewed by a select committee.Rodney Hide and Jeanette Fitzsimons are in the studio. Audio

The National-led Government plans to reform the scheme within nine months. Audio

Groups in the infrastructure sector have been swift and vocal in trying to grab the Government's attention. Audio

But the party's six-point-four percent share of the vote was a good couple of points down on what the polls had predicted. Audio

Who would work with who was the question at the forefront of Sunday night's TVNZ leaders' debate. Audio

The Green Party has ruled out a coalition deal with National after the election. Audio

The Greens and United Future are not happy about the leaders debate being cancelled by TV3. Head of TV3 News Mark Jennings responds. Audio

From next month every litre of petrol you purchase will have to contain a small percentage of biofuel. Audio

The Greens finally say yes to supporting the Government's Emissions Trading Scheme. Audio

The Green caucus is to make a decision today on support for the Emissions Trading Scheme, after asking the public for feedback. Audio

The future of the government's emissions trading scheme will be decided by the Greens and New Zealand First today. Audio

Trevor Mallard says many MPs are still getting public feedback which is being incorporated into discussions. Audio

Ian Telfer reports on the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment's report on the Mapua decontamination project. Audio

The Government is banning the use of incandescent lightbulbs. Audio

Agriculture Minister, Jim Anderton says the call is short-sighted and foolish. Audio