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Political history with senior lecturer of Political Studies at the University of Otago Brian Roper. Audio

Matthew Hooton and Laila Harre discuss the latest from both sides of politics. Audio

The controversial Foreshore and Seabed Act is to undergo a major review in the new year. Audio

Members of the People's Alliance for Democracy ended their eight day blockade of the main airport. Audio

Matthew Hooton and Laila Harre discuss the latest news in politics. Audio

This week Danya Levy meets some of the new MPs brought into Parliament by this month's election. Audio

Laila Harre and Matthew Hooton give it to us from the left and the right. Audio

It's been a week of frenetic activity at Parliament, one that's seen a government formed and sworn-in in record time under MMP. Audio

It's only a week since the election but a new Government will be sworn in early next week. Audio

Brian Roper, senior lecturer, political studies department. Audio

Auckland's councils are already lining up to see what John Key can do for them. Audio

Political views from the left Laila Harre and from the right Matthew Hooton. Audio

Southern African leaders have gathered for what are being billed as"make or break"talks for Zimbabwe's political future. Audio

Views from voters on the campaign; review of the campaign from political reporter Julian Robins who has been following Labour's Helen Clark, and Danya Levy who has been travelling with National's John… Audio

The cabinet, is among those institutions which it says should tell the public what it is doing and do so quickly. Audio

Colin James and Chris Trotter on Morning Report. Audio

In election week, Matthew Hooton gives us a few jabs from the right and Laila Harre returns with an upper-cut from the left. Audio

Colin James and Chris Trotter join Sean to opine and summarise in the last week prior to the general election. Audio

Political editor Brent Edwards was at the debate and gives his comments. Audio

Political editor Brent Edwards goes through the politcal issues of the past week. Audio

Chris Trotter and Richard Griffin look at the ruling over New Zealand First donations and the influence of bloggers on the election campaign. Audio

How are the pollies polling? The election result no longer looks a foregone conclusion. Audio

A scandal which has already toppled one minister in Greece could force the collapse of the country's Conservative government. Audio

The National Party leader John Key is warning that a Labour-Green coalition government would focus too much on the environment. Audio

The Green Party has ruled out a coalition deal with National after the election. Audio