
Marama Davidson
Marama Davidson is the co-leader of the Green Party, and she has called for immediate government action to address the alarming statistics of child poverty in New Zealand, particularly the disproportionate impact on Māori, Pacific, and disabled children.
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Marama Davidson is the co-leader of the Greens and has been open about her cancer recovery and its impact on her political career.
Real Life: Greens co-leader Marama Davidson on cancer recovery and the 2026 election
Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson said the plan would allow communities to share in the benefits of renewable energy.
Election 2026: Green Party unveils $980m plan for new public energy company KiwipowerThe Greens co-leader Marama Davidson said at the time.
Election 2026: Chlöe Swarbrick says Greens ‘rolling with punches’, ‘transparent’, as it issues another correctionMarama Davidson is a co-leader of the Green Party.
Media Insider: All Blacks squad accidentally revealed seven hours early; Greens tax ad and co-leaders’ edited voices; Music start-up Lume’s release date, rosterCo-leader Marama Davidson emphasized the need for everyone to contribute fairly to fund essential services.
Election 2026: Greens’ tax plan released online early, sees party dramatically rein in ambitionsGreen Party co-leader Marama Davidson told Herald NOW’s Budget Special that the Government had chosen to leave whānau struggling in material hardship.
Opposition, advocates slam Budget 2026 for failing on child poverty targetsMarama Davidson, Green Party leader, agreed that a review of dog control laws is necessary.
Dog attack: Runner bitten by dogs weeks before fatal mauling in Kaihu, NorthlandDavidson stated that the decision to decline the mining plan was a win for the environment and the community.
Mining sector says Taranaki seabed plan rejection ‘embarrassing’Co-leader Marama Davidson said it was a huge win for the environment and the community.
Trans-Tasman seabed mining plan declined in draft fast-track decisionMarama Davidson is Co-leader of the New Zealand Green Party.
Marama Davidson: Why Te Tiriti o Waitangi is unity not division
Marama Davidson criticized Craig Stobo for making a personal submission to Parliament in support of a controversial bill.
KC appointed to investigate FMA chairman Craig Stobo after concerns raised with commerce ministerMarama Davidson spoke of the responsibility all those in the House had to the communities hit by the weather.
The politics of a storm: How did Christopher Luxon, Chris Hipkins handle severe weather tragedies upon return to Parliament? – Jamie EnsorBoth party co-leaders, Swarbrick and Marama Davidson, will sit on the election campaign committee.
Election 2026 campaign teams: Who is running National, Labour, Greens, Act, and NZ First’s fight for votesGreen Party co-leader Marama Davidson called for accountability regarding the misconduct events.
Police Commissioner Richard Chambers scathing of predecessor Andrew Coster’s McSkimming secrecyMarama Davidson expressed empathy for politicians creating their individuality in dress.
Green Party warns Gerry Brownlee against becoming Parliament’s ‘fashion police’Marama Davidson accepted an invitation to be interviewed by Paula Bennett, discussing health and her personal journey.
Paula Bennett on swapping Parliament for podcastingMarama Davidson is the co-leader of the Green Party and has been focusing on her health.
Another senior Green Party staffer departs as Louis Day resigns from communications roleMarama Davidson spoke about the bullying and harassment faced by politicians.
‘Crowbar Chlöe’: Winston Peters goes nuclear over attack on home – Audrey YoungGreen Party co-leader Marama Davidson used it at a rally in 2018.
The C-word: Still offensive or just another swear word? – The ElephantGreen Party co-leader Marama Davidson said people want to see 'serious leadership' on poverty, cost of living and the climate.
New poll: National dives into the 20s, NZ First climbs into double digits, centre-left bloc can governMarama Davidson is rated just 1.45/5, down from 1.82/5.
Mood of the Boardroom: Peters rises as Seymour and Greens slip with CEOsGreen Party co-leader Marama Davidson said New Zealanders 'deserve an answer now on where the Government stands on this defining issue of our time'.
Christopher Luxon sticks to ‘process’ over Palestinian recognition, refuses to answer questions ahead of United Nations meetingGreen co-leaders Marama Davidson and Chlöe Swarbrick will have to become much more forthright in ruling out working with TPM in Government.
Labour’s Tāmaki Makaurau byelection debacle demands ruling out Te Pāti Māori – Matthew HootonGreens’ co-leader Marama Davidson stated that Ferris' comments are harmful to diverse communities.
Te Pāti Māori MP Mariameno Kapa-Kingi removed as party whip by leadership, addresses Tākuta Ferris’ postMarama Davidson was acknowledged by Oriini Kaipara as a fellow Māori MP.
‘Over the moon’: Oriini Kaipara wins Auckland byelection for Te Pāti Māori against Labour’s Peeni HenareMarama Davidson is a Green Party co-leader who confronted Shane Christie during a press conference about his comments.
The tragic final year of rugby star and brain injury advocate Shane ChristieMarama Davidson has championed the Oranga Tamariki Amendment Bill, which aims to ensure suitable accommodation for young people leaving care.
‘The least we can do’: Marama Davidson’s plea for young people leaving care - The Front PageMarama Davidson is likely to stand as a candidate in the upcoming by-election.
Danyl McLauchlan: Nostalgia for the relative normality of the ‘Jacinda years’ is taking holdIn a statement, Davidson said the party’s decision reflected a 'combination of factors, most pertinently, the responsible use of our resources at this time'.
Tāmaki Makaurau byelection: Labour set to choose candidate, Peeni Henare emerging as favouriteMarama Davidson, Green Party co-leader and conservation spokesperson, expressed concerns about the government's legislation affecting native species.
Moa de-extinction plans: Greens react, say money would be better spent saving living species































































































































