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Air New Zealand chief executive Christopher Luxon has resigned. Could a political career lie ahead? RNZ business editor Gyles Beckford joins Susie Ferguson with his analysis. Audio

Matthew, Stephen and Kathryn dissect the recent announcement of troop withdrawal from Iraq, details of a defence spend up and a likely end to the teachers' dispute. Audio

Two contrary political opinion polls this week raised big questions about the quality and the purpose of them. Politicians disputing the outcomes were dismissed as “in denial.” But are the media the… Audio

The 11 ministers chosen by Congress as New Caledonia's government fail to agree on who should be president. Audio

Families waiting for a Government decision on whether overseas parents can join them as New Zealand residents say they feel like political pawns in a fight between coalition parties.

Immigration… Audio

National leader Simon Bridges says the political poll that showed his party had gained support was the most similar to National's own polling.

Two polls released in the weekend had two different… Video, Audio

Pollsters say the differences between One News Colmar Brunton and Newshub Read Research polls aren't down to a margin of error - at least one of them is wrong. Audio

Traditional marine conservation practices in the Pacific could be key to more successful commercial practices says a marine conservationist from Palau. Audio

Last night, TV1 and TV3 led their bulletins with political polls taken just a week apart. But they told completely different stories. Why? Audio

Matthew Hooton & Stephen Mills discuss the potential for a government reshuffle and what to expect, progress on the teachers' dispute and whether there's more to come after Treasury's 'hacking'… Audio

Two major polls out on Sunday night couldn't agree on whether Labour or National is more popular with voters but they did dovetail on one question - and it's not good news for Opposition leader Simon… Audio

New Zealand's headline event on the Pacific cultural calendar got underway in Auckland this week. Audio

Fed up with political intertia on issues like climate change and inequality, the next generation of politicians are looking to break into local councils around the country. We speak to one of them… Audio

New Caledonia's next government could for the first time have a pro-independence president Audio

The State Services Commission is under pressure to finish investigating Gabriel Makhlouf's 'Budget hack' claim before he heads to Ireland to start a new job.

Two days after saying the Treasury's… Audio

Stephen Mills and Matthew Hooton talk to Lynn about the Budget - the contents and the leaks. They'll examine how National handled the leaks and Treasury's response. Also, more strike action hits… Audio

RNZ political editor Jane Patterson has been listening to Mr Bridges' press conference following Treasury's admission a weakness in its website meant people could access a limited amount of Budget… Audio

The New Zealand Treasury has admitted its supposedly top secret Budget website was breached by searches for particular keywords.

And it says it's been advised by the police that anyone who found… Audio

ACT Party leader David Seymour says the political game being played by the government and the National Party over leaked Budget details is immature and misses the point.

He says the real issue is… Audio

New Zealand Treasury chief executive Gabriel Makhlouf has told Morning Report that Budget information taken from Treasury's website came under attack 2000 times over 48 hours.

Treasury has called in… Audio