# Marilyn Waring

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Dame Marilyn Waring: former National MP on the final report into the Government's pay equity law changes

Findings claim the Government extinguishing pay-equity claims destroyed an earlier system that was fit for purpose.  The People's Select Committee - a group of 10 former women MPs - has released its final report on the changes rushed through by the coalition under urgency last year. It held three…

Full Show Podcast: 24 February 2026

On the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast for Tuesday, 24 February, 2026, we talk to former National MP Marilyn Waring about the Unofficial People's Select Committee report on pay equity changes. We ask Ukraine's ambassador what it would take to end the four-year war with Russia. A …

Dame Marilyn Waring: former National MP on the final report into the Government's pay equity law changes

Findings claim the Government extinguishing pay-equity claims destroyed an earlier system that was fit for purpose.  The People's Select Committee - a group of 10 former women MPs - has released its final report on the changes rushed through by the coalition under urgency last year. It held three…

Mike's Minute: What's not being said about pay equity

Marilyn Waring. Remember her?  Once an activist always an activist.  Marilyn took it upon herself to form her own select committee and she and a bunch of other MPs and interested parties opened their doors for submissions on pay equity and the changes the Government made that they didn’t like.  …

In Brief: Marilyn Waring on pay equity and the value of women’s work

More than a year after the government’s shock rewrite of New Zealand’s pay equity laws, the fight over the value of women’s work continues. Dame Marilyn Waring joins Public Interest to discuss what the changes have meant for workers, the decades-long struggle for pay equity, why women’s work remain…

Bruce Shapiro, Marilyn Waring, Damon Kitney

Bombs arrive in the mail for several prominent US Democrats. Thirty years after the publication of a landmark study showing economic models favour patriarchy, Marilyn Waring's Counting for Nothing is still highly relevant. James Packer's 'wild years' were a morass of alcohol, boom and bust deals an…