Marilyn Waring [image: Gareth Watkins]

Marilyn Waring

Marilyn Waring

In this podcast Marilyn Waring talks about her time as a Member of Parliament from 1975 - 1984.

Marilyn talks about being outed by NZ Truth in 1976, the Colin Moyle affair in 1977 and her relationship with Robert Muldoon and what prompted the 1984 snap election.

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Citation information

URL:http://www.pridenz.com/rainbow_politicians_marilyn_waring.html
Record date:6th November 2012