Registering with NZ On Screen means you can:
We won't share your data with anyone (see our Privacy Policy) and we won't spam you. It's that simple.
The episode opens with a story about the Maxim Institute, an international think tank that has been linked to anti-gay fundamentalist groups. The main feature focuses on Marilyn Waring, an MP from 1975 -84. She talks candidly about the personal cost of being in parliament - especially when she was outed as a lesbian. Waring also shares her opinions about the Civil Unions Bill and why she's opposed to it. The show finishes with a gay literature review and an interview with James Hadley, the incoming programme manager of Wellington's Bats Theatre.
Queer Nation was the world's longest-running free-to-air factual television series for the lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender (LGBT) community. It ran for 11 seasons over nine years from 1996 and paved the way for other dedicated ...
Please keep your comments relevant to this title. Email addresses are never displayed, but they are required to confirm your comments.
No one has commented yet. Go on, be the first!
You need to be logged in to add to your favourites.
Television, 1996 (Full Length Episode)
A documentary series on NZ social and economic change in the 1980s
Television, 2003 (Full Length)
Another Queer Nation episode
Television, 2004 (Full Length)
Another Queer Nation episode
Film, 2001 (Full Length)
The story of Georgina Bayer - another MP who challenged the norm
Television, 2003 (Full Length)
Another Queer Nation episode
Television, 1996 (Full Length Episode)
A documentary series on NZ social and economic change in the 1980s
Television, 1981 (Full Length Episode)
Waring is the subject of a joke in this public service parody
Television, 1984 (Full Length)
Marilyn Waring figured in the calling of the 1984 snap election