Morning Report for Sunday 27 November 2011

10:00 AM.Hosted by Geoff Robinson and Mary Wilson. Audio

10:00 AM.Hosted by Geoff Robinson and Mary Wilson. Audio

9:58 AM.A sound montage of the highlights of election night 2011. Audio

9:53 AM.Comment from our Political Editor. Audio

9:53 AM.The most marginal seat in the country, New Plymouth, has gone solidly to National. Labour's high-profile candidate Andrew Little talks about the result. Audio

9:50 AM.MMP looks likely to stay with 54 percent of early voters backing its retention. Sandra Grey of the Keep MMP lobby and Jordan Williams of the Vote For Change comment on the early results. Audio

9:48 AM.The Green Party will meet today to map out its strategy for dealing with a new National-led Government. Audio

9:44 AM.New Zealand First returns to Parliament, securing nearly seven percent of the vote and eight seats. Audio

9:41 AM.Peter Goodfellow talks about securing another three years in power having grabbed a record share of the vote n the MMP era. Audio

9:32 AM.Colin Peacock, Jeremy Rose and Listener columnist Toby Manhire dissect the election night TV coverage. Audio

9:30 AM.Co-Leader Dr Pita Sharples talks about the election result. Audio

9:28 AM.Leader Hone Harawira has narrowly won his seat of Te Tai Tokerau and secured his fledgling party's survival. Audio

9:25 AM.Comment on election 2011 Audio

9:21 AM.The economy was a key platform of this election campaign. Business commentator Rod Oram comments. Audio

9:12 AM.Colin Peacock and Jeremy Rose from Mediawatch look at election coverage in this morning's newspapers. Audio

9:08 AM.Labour leader Phil Goff is expected to hold a news conference later this morning. The three Davids in Labour - Cunliffe, Parker and Shearer - have all been talked about as possible future Labour… Read more Audio

9:05 AM.The National Party's secured an historic election win after securing 48 per cent of the vote - the largest ever share of the party vote under MMP. Audio

9:05 AM.Act got barely more than one percent of the party vote, but survives due to John Banks winning the seat of Epsom. Audio

8:58 AM.Radio NZ political editor and Bryce Edwards Audio

8:57 AM.The West Coast has tossed out its sitting National MP Chris Auchinvole after one term, and returned its former MP, Labour's Damien O'Connor. Audio

8:53 AM.The Mana Party leader, Hone Harawira, has kept his seat as MP for Te Tai Tokerau - but with a reduced majority. Audio

8:50 AM.United Future leader Peter Dunne will again be part of a National lead coaltion government after heading off Labour's Charles Chauvel in the Ohariu seat. Audio

8:47 AM.Radio NZ Political Editor Audio

8:45 AM.The Act Party will be back in Parliament, thanks to John Banks winning in Epsom, but he'll be on his own as it gained barely one per cent of the party vote. Audio

8:43 AM.Bryce Edwards is a politics lecturer at the University of Otago. Audio

8:40 AM.The Maori Party has described its result last night as disappointing but says it is willing to talk with the National Party. Audio

8:37 AM.The ACT Party leader, Don Brash, will hand in his resignation today, saying he takes full responsibility for the party's poor performance in the election. Audio

8:35 AM.In Christchurch central there's a draw between the incumbent Labour's Brendon Burns and National's Nicky Wagner. Audio

8:29 AM.Radio New Zealand's Political Editor Audio

8:26 AM.After three years out of Parliament, he's back and bringing seven other New Zealand First MPs with him, having secured nearly seven per cent of the party vote. Audio

8:23 AM.The Green Party is meeting today to discuss what kind of arrangement it wants to have with the National Party. Audio

8:19 AM.Labour's campaign spokesperson Grant Robertson. Audio

8:15 AM.Steven Joyce, National's campaign manager, is thrilled with last night's result. Audio

8:09 AM.The National Party has secured another term in power, after winning an historic 48 percent of votes. Audio

8:00 AM.Radio New Zealand News Audio