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The Organised Crime Bill has been introduced in Parliament. Audio

Brian Roper is Senior Lecturer, Political Studies Department at The University of Otago. Audio

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National says the government's ignoring warnings about low hydro lake levels. Audio

Political news and current events. Audio

United Future says its election campaign essentially starts this weekend, with the party's annual conference in Auckland. Audio

With Matthew Hooton and Laila Harre. Audio

Focus On Politics for 30 May 2008 Audio

psychologist and author of several parenting books including his latest"Before Your Teenagers Drive You Crazy, Read This!" Audio

Latest in Politics. Audio

In his nineth Budget the Finance Minister Michael Cullen has finally delivered across-the-board personal tax cuts. Audio

The world of Politics. Audio

Life's a blog. Kate Williamson looks at how the Internet is being used to campaign in election year. Audio

Politicians are looking to a different form of media as they start campaigning for this year's general election - the internet. Audio

Brian Roper senior lecturer talks about Athenian democracy. Audio

The Green Party is predicting it's share of the vote this election will hit double figures. Audio

The British Prime Minister Gordon Brown is facing an unprecedented attack on his character. Audio

Whether it's from the left or the right and whether it's right or wrong, Matthew Hooton and Laila Harre have an opinion. Audio

To shore up political support for its key climate change policy, the government has watered down the Emissions Trading Scheme. Audio

Damien Kingsbury from Australia's Deakin University, says regime change in Myanmar could come out of the current crisis. Audio

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The Electoral Finance Act has been in force for nearly 5 months now - Chris Bramwell takes a look at how it's working. Audio

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

After years of unprecedented growth the economy is now slowing, with some economists warning of recession. Audio

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