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The National Party won't commit to bi-partisan support for the ambitious recommendations laid out by the Climate Change Commission in its official report on how New Zealand can reach its carbon… Audio

Neale, Brigitte and Kathryn delve into the Climate Commission report and the political consequence. Audio

A new year in politics with pressure ramping up to roll out Covid vaccinations. Neale Jones was Chief of Staff to Labour Leader Jacinda Ardern, and prior to that was Chief of Staff to Andrew Little… Audio

The chairman of the Ratana church executive is calling for the return of its own political party, rather than continuing to align with Labour.

The annual celebration of the Church's late founder… Audio

Nita Blake-Persen speaks with Dan Zirker, a professor at Waikato University's political science department about democracy, the Trump years, and looking forward to the next four years. Audio

President Biden vowed to be "a president for all Americans", but as the country remains starkly divided, is there room for hope for all Americans?

Māni Dunlop talked with Republican commentator Lenny… Audio

This morning the American House of Representatives is debating whether or not to impeach the President of the United States Donald Trump.  Audio

As the Whitehouse moves into damage control after yesterday's invasion of Capitol Hill, there are growing calls from both sides of the political spectrum for action to remove President Trump from… Audio

The American President Donald Trump is spending another day at the White House, with no public events on his schedule.

But behind the scenes, he continues to hold a series of private meetings that… Audio

A look back on the political landscape and a look forward and also a busy few days in politics including the Simpson/Roche review and three billion dollars in new spending. Audio

Stephen, Trish and Kathryn discuss the first post-election poll which is bad news for National, the challenges for ACT working out its strategy and the Trans Tasman bubble not happening before… Audio

Our Five-Eyes spy network has evolved from a surveillance agency to a political tool - and New Zealand is caught between old allies and new trading partners.  Audio

The honeymoon continues for the Labour government with the first political poll since the election showing the party on 53 per cent - up seven per cent since the last poll almost two months ago. The… Audio

Labour is still holding onto huge public support while Natoinal is languishing, according to the latest One News Colmar-Brunton poll.

Tonight's poll puts Labour at 53 percent, National at 25 percent… Video, Audio

Neale and Trish look at the Government's expression of concern about China's promotion of a doctored image of an Australian soldier holding a knife to an Afghan child's throat. The statement has… Audio

Ivanka Trump, the president's daughter and adviser, has been questioned under oath as part of a civil lawsuit alleging misuse of non profit funds for Donald Trump's inauguration four years ago… Audio

PNG's political crisis has developed into a growing complex of court action. Audio

Neale, Brigitte and Kathryn discuss Grant Robertson's letter to the Reserve Bank, and the furore surrounding Oranga Tamariki. Audio

Despite the political crisis, this Friday the leaders of Papua New Guinea and Bougainville are due to meet for the second time this month. Audio