Sue Moroney
MSD systematically misusing powers in fraud investigations
A top-level review of the Ministry of Social Development's fraud investigation tactics has found serious gaps in training and oversight. The independent assessment was ordered after the Privacy… Audio
Frustration after SFO drops fraud case against former DHB head
The former MP who complained to the Serious Fraud Office about dodgy spending by a former Waikato DHB head, says the decision to stop investigating Nigel Murray sends the wrong message.The SFO says… Audio
Bob Simcock's resignation was 'right decision' - Sue Moroney
Former Labour MP Sue Moroney warned then-Waikato DHB chairman Bob Simcock about hiring disgraced former CEO Nigel Murray. Mr Simcock resigned yesterday, which Ms Moroney says was the right decision. Video, Audio
Waikato DHB was warned about overspending CEO
Former Labour MP Sue Moroney warned Waikato DHB chairman Bob Simcock about Nigel Murray, and she wasn't alone. She talks to John Campbell. Video, Audio
More murk in the Ministry of Transport Fraud case
Former Lbaour MP Sue Moroney on the latest revelations in the Jo Harrison fraud case. Audio
National pledges to extend paid parental leave to 22 weeks
National says it will extend paid parental leave to 22 weeks if it wins the election because it can now afford it, but Labour MP Sue Moroney says National's move is too little, too late. Video, Audio
'We govern a beautiful peaceful country' - Sue Moroney's valedictory
Labour MP Sue Moroney reflects on her 12 years of work on issues such as workers' rights, transport, and housing in her valedictory statement. Audio
Damning report on Auditor-General kept from public
The $27,000 report at the centre of the Auditor-General's resignation is now complete - but the Officers of Parliament committee won't release it, saying the matter's now closed because Martin… Audio
Labour MP says whistleblowers deserve compensation
Labour MP Sue Moroney called for an inquiry into redundancies of whistle-blowers at the Transport Ministry. She explains why the State Services Commission's report is important. Audio
'It's important Martin Matthews stepped aside' - Moroney
Labour MP Sue Moroney's efforts to highlight a major fraud at the Transport Ministry have been vindicated, she says, by the Auditor-General's decision to step down.
Min.Transport's convicted fraudster
Why were warnings about Ministry of Transport fraudster Joanne Harrison not acted on? We talk to Labour's Transport spokeswoman Sue Moroney. Audio
Sue Moroney: Convicted fraudster not sophisticated
Sue Moroney, Labour's spokesperson for Transport, has been raising concerns about the handling of Joanne Harrison case for months. She disagrees with the Ministry of Transport's argument that Harrison… Audio
Campaign for rail commuter service to be election issue
A campaign for a daily commuter train service between Hamilton and Auckland is back on track with organisers determined to make it an election issue. Audio
Fraudster tricked agency to pay $100,000 salary to husband
The Transport Ministry fraudster Joanne Harrison successfully recommended her husband Patrick Sharp for a role at the Transport Accident Investigation Commission - without ever disclosing they were… Audio
Bridges rules out inquiry into Transport Ministry fraudster
Questions continue to be asked about Joanne Harrison's conduct at the Ministry of Transport - in particular the lack of contracts and documentation surrounding the deals she was signing. It wasn't… Audio
Did a fraudster push whistleblowers out of their jobs?
The Labour Party is calling for an investigation into whether a convicted fraudster effectively pushed public servants out of their jobs after they raised red flags about her, as Craig McCulloch… Audio
We have a government, still
After 13 hours of debate on the Prime Minister's Statement the House voted 'aye' on a motion of confidence in the Government. Video, Audio
Parliament's work-horse
Inside Parliament's work-horse - the select committee - where Kiwi Rail and the Police front up for their annual reviews. Audio
New laws do nothing to curb high death rate
The Labour Party says the Government needs to look at why new health and safety laws are failing to protecting workers. So far this year 43 people have died on the job - the same number for the whole… Audio