Greens' poll bump is eight years late, says Sue Bradford's biographer
If Sue Bradford – not Metira Turei – had succeeded Jeanette Fitzsimons, the party would be in far better shape, insists award-winning writer.
The Greens would have achieved much more traction with the New Zealand electorate much earlier if the party had selected Sue Bradford as co-leader in 2009 instead of Metiria Turei, says Ms Bradford’s biographer.
“They would have had more definition if they’d had Sue there,” Jenny Chamberlain
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Nick Grant
Wed, 02 Aug 2017
Wed, 02 Aug 2017
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Greens' poll bump is eight years late, says Sue Bradford's biographer
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