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Political editor Brent Edwards looks at the latest One News Colmar Brunton poll. Audio

Political editor Brent Edwards on the end of the second week of campaigning amidst warnings the world is moving into a deep recession. Audio

The week began with Labour's bank deposit guarantee scheme, and ended with National pledging to set up a Cabinet razor gang. Audio

Barack Obama may be closing the gap with John McCain in Ohio - one of the key battleground states in the US Presidential race. Audio

Since the agreement was signed between the President Robert Mugabe and Mr Tsvangarai there's been no progress. Audio

There are very few women in Moroccan politics despite the presence of a quota system for the national parliament. Audio

Californian musician who mixes personal and poitical issues in his music; currently on a world tour. Audio

Brent Edwards with a poll update and political analysis after this first week of electioneering Audio

Brian Roper from the University of Otago talks about the American Revolution. Audio

With Laila Harre from the left and Matthew Hooton from the right. Audio

Mark Weldon criticises Labour and National for failing to respond properly to the world financial crisis. Audio

Focus On Politics for 3 October 2008 looks at the Maori Party's strategy. Audio

With Matthew Hooton and Laila Harre. Audio

Focus On Politics For 26 September 2008. Audio

The Israeli President Shimon Peres has held talks with parliamentary factions on the formation of a new coalition government. Audio

South Africa will appoint a caretaker leader later today, after President Thabo Mbeki resigned. Audio

Commentary from people who know their left from their right and their right from their wrong. Audio

Our political editor, Brent Edwards, casts his seer's eye over the coming week's highlights. Audio

Co-founder, co-editor and general manager of independent online media organisation, Scoop. Audio

Focus On Politics for 19 September 2008 Audio

Malaysia's opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim is demanding a meeting with the country's prime minister. Audio

The woman who could become Japan's first female prime minister says she's no Sarah Palin. Audio

A crisis centres on the President's decision to hold a referendum on a new constitution in December. Audio

Zimbabwe's president Robert Mugabe is welcoming fellow African leaders to Harare for a crucial ceremony later today. Audio

It may come as something of a surprise to some but political parties in New Zealand mostly keep their promises. Audio