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In the United States, Democrats are preaching unity ahead of their party's nominating convention which opens tomorrow. Audio

Matthew Hooton and Laila Harre debate road tolls, ETS and the upcoming general election from the left and from the right. Audio

Law and order is a major topic during every election campaign, with politicians promising to get tough on crime. Audio

Has been keeping tabs on the progress at the climate change talks in Auckland. Audio

Peters says he has now confirmed that he personally paid the court costs related to his unsucessful Tauranga electoral petition. Audio

In the United States both Presidential hopefuls have appeared together for the first time in the 2008 election campaign. Audio

Fiji's Interim Prime Minister has taken over the interim Finance Minister's position. Audio

Matthew Hooton and Laila Harre give their political views from the right and the left respectively. Audio

This week, Chris Bramwell takes a look at political marketing aimed at the voting public. Audio

The Catholic Church is trying to avoid a secular state by listing religious matters that should influence voting churchgoers. Audio

A discussion on the prospects for more freedom of expression in the people's republic of China. Audio

Kingsley Edney discusses the Olympics as a symbol of political power. Audio

Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf is facing the fight of his political life. Audio

South African president Thabo Mbeki flew to Zimbabwe to mediate. Audio

Software freedom activist visiting New Zealand to help promote the use, dissemination and ideals of free software. Audio

The National Party is promising to increase public debt to pay for more roads and other infrastructure. Audio

They say sports and politics don't - or shouldn't mix. Audio

As allegations fly of secret tapes and stolen papers, some politicians say we've reached a new low in campaign standards. Audio

Focus On Politics for 1 August 2008. Audio

John Shewan, a tax expert from Price Waterhouse Coopers gives his view on the Spencer Trust et al.. Audio

Turkey's democratically elected government is awaiting the outcome of a court case that could see it removed from office. Audio

Professor Geddes explains how donations to political parties could have been channelled through trusts and sub-trusts. Audio

Senior ministers in Britain have been rallying to the defence of the prime minister Gordon Brown. Audio

Whether it's from the left or right, right or wrong, Mathew and Laila will have an opinion. Audio

Winston Peters has returned to NZ to scathingly dismiss allegations about party funding and donations made to his party. Audio