Catherine Delahunty is a former Green Party member of parliament
The government is not only threatening an endangered species, says Catherine Delahunty – it's threatening future generations.
The chair of a watchdog group on why she's determined to stop a new mine waste dump near Waihi on the Coromandel peninsula.
The leadership shown by tangata whenua at every national disaster and tragedy should be recognised and honoured by all of us, writes Catherine Delahunty.
Vernon Tava, the leader of the Sustainable NZ party, used to be part of the Greens. So how did he fit in there?
If there's to be culture change, writes former MP Catherine Delahunty, perhaps it should be driven by those with meaningful experience
Duncan Garner described the Canterbury Crusaders' name change as 'white man's guilt', but Catherine Delahunty argues that guilt and discomfort are a necessary part of moving forward as a more inclusive society.
Catherine Delahunty takes a stroll on the whenua to remind us why Ihumātao's supporters can't give up yet.
Earlier this week a trade unionist wrote for The Spinoff about the rise of strike action under the Labour government. Today a former Green Party education spokesperson shares her perspective.
Former Green MP Catherine Delahunty makes the case for a new ministry.
Ahead of her debut at the Auckland Fringe on Thursday night, former Green MP Catherine Delahunty writes on the good, the bad and the toxic of nine years in parliament – and what needs fixing.
