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Do we still need Maori electorate seats in Parliament? Don Brash, a spokesperson for the Hobson's Pledge Trust which wants a referendum on the seats and Marama Fox, co-leader of the Maori Party, which… Audio

Don Brash and Tariana Turia are among 27 politicians and academics who've signed an open letter, saying free speech is under threat at universities. Audio

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5 out of 10. That's the rating former National party leader Don Brash has given outgoing Prime Minister John Key on his performance in Government. We get his thoughts on Mr Key's 8 years at the helm. Audio

The former Reserve Bank governer, Don Brash, says any solution to make housing more affordable in New Zealand will be politically damaging because prices simply have to fall. Audio

Dr Don Brash, former leader of ACT and of the National Party, and investigative political journalist and commentator Selwyn Manning join Wallace to discuss Budget 2016, how it's been received, and its… Audio

The former leader of the National Party, and of ACT, Dr Don Brash, and the former co-leader of the Greens, Jeanette Fitzsimons join Wallace to discuss what they think will be - or should be - the big… Audio

Former Governor of the Reserve, and leader of the National and ACT parties, who tells his story in the memoir, Incredible Luck. Audio

The Act Party will be back in Parliament, thanks to John Banks winning in Epsom, but he'll be on his own as it gained barely one per cent of the party vote. Audio

Dr Brash told Simon Mercep he took full responsibility for the party's poor election performance. Audio

As part of Nine to Noon's political party leader interview series Kathryn Ryan speaks to ACT party leader, Don Brash. Audio

Part of the tea cup recordings are believed to include discussion of the Act Party's future leadership. Audio

Don Brash is with us in our Auckland studio. Audio

National has given the ACT party a nod and a wink over the Epsom seat. ACT will stand John Banks as a candidate, in the hope he'll win the electorate seat. Audio

Don Brash who joins us in our Auckland studio. Audio

The Maori Party says Act has crossed the line with a provocative newspaper advertisement headlined 'Fed up with pandering to Maori radicals?' Audio

The ACT Party leader Don Brash says he still supports the National Party despite sending a critical open letter to the Prime Minister, saying he was disappointed in him. Audio

Act leader Don Brash has announced that Rodney Hide will remain a minister until he steps down from politics at the November election. Audio

Don Brash will meet ACT MPs at Parliament this week in his new role as party leader. Audio

Don Brash could be sitting around the cabinet table by the end of the year after toppling Rodney Hide as the Act Party leader. Audio

The United Future leader, Peter Dunne, says Don Brash's reappearance on the political scene could spell a lurch to the right. Audio