Green Party: most likely newcomers

Ian Ewen-Street

standing for Kaikoura

Age: 50, married.

Occupation: Organic pastoral farmer.

Policy Prioity: Addressing issues of trade, electricity

reform and student debt.

Highlight: Five years as an Outward Bound instructor.

Political hero: Mahatma Gandhi.

Leisure: Tramping, kayaking, sailing, reading.

Sue Bradford

standing for Rodney

Age: 47, married, five children.

Occupation: Community development worker.

Policy priority: Unemployment and poverty.

Highlight: Setting up and running three people centres

in Auckland over nine years.

Political hero: Martin Luther King.

Leisure: Swimming, jogging, reading novels.

Nandor Tanczos

standing for Auckland Central

Age:33.

Occupation: Manager and owner of Auckland's Hemp Store.

Policy priority: Giving young people a voice, help for

small business, organic farming, restorative justice.

Highlight: Organising the Waitangi Day One Love

celebration in the Auckland Domain.

Political hero: Nelson Mandela.

Leisure: Tai chi, reggae music, studying the Bible and

Taoist writings.

Sue Kedgley

list candidate only

Age: 51, married.

Occupation: Green Party Wellington city councillor.

Policy priority: Safe food.

Highlight: Working at the United Nations for eight

years.

Political hero: Germaine Greer.

Leisure: Sailing, gardening.

Keith Locke

list candidate only

Age: 55, partnered.

Occupation: Manager of non-profit environmental/social

issue bookshop.

Policy priority: To fight for independent foreign and

defence polices for New Zealand.

Highlight: Involvement in successful social justice causes

like the anti-nuclear, apartheid and East Timor campaigns.

Political hero: Jose Ramos Horta.

Leisure: Walking, swimming, cycling.