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NZ First MP Jenny Macroft silent over bullying accusation
National's Mark Mitchell says Jenny Marcroft told him - on behalf of a minister - to stop supporting a project in his electorate if he wanted it to get public funding. But New Zealand First says… Audio
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Curran on Hirschfeld's resignation: 'It was not a secret meeting'
Broadcasting Minister Clare Curran says she set up the meeting with Carol Hirschfeld that ultimately led to her resignation from RNZ, but that she "naively" thought it was just an informal catch-up.
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Carol Hirschfeld resigns over meeting minister: 'There are serious questions here'
The National Party leader says "there are serious questions" to be asked after RNZ senior manager Carol Hirschfeld resigned over admitting she misled her chief executive over a meeting with the… Audio
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Genter's inequality comments: As a matter of fact
Saying old white men in their 60s need to start moving off boards is merely suggesting that other people, despite deserving to be there, currently aren't, Anna Connell writes.
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No country for old (white) men
Green MP Julie-Ann Genter's comments about the make-up of Boards has seen National leader Simon Bridges defend older white men and what they have to offer. Audio
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The Panel with Chris Gallavin and Niki Bezzant (Part 1)
Audio 26 Mar 2018Mark Graham of the Building Guide says a 4000 home development on Auckland's Unitec land depends on having great design. Green MP Julie-Ann Genter's comments about the make-up of Boards has seen… Audio
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Auckland housing plan nothing new - Bridges
National leader Simon Bridges says the government's announcement of thousands of new houses in Auckland is just a rebranding exercise. Video
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Govt's Mt Albert KiwiBuild plan 'rebranding' - Simon Bridges
National Party leader Simon Bridges says Shane Jones has crossed a line by threatening the leaders of Air New Zealand over the axing of regional services but now one of his own MPs, Nathan Guy, has… Audio
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Top Stories for Monday 26 March 2018
Audio 26 Mar 2018Unfair dinkum: Australian cricket's blackest day, Australian ball tampering a low point in ugly test series, NZTA warned before Far North SH1 washout, Catholic, Anglican churches push to be in abuse… Audio
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How Widodo went under the radar
While a former US President’s visit preoccupied our media this week, the state visit of the current president of Indonesia - the world’s fourth most populous nation - went mostly under the radar… Video, Audio
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How Widodo went under the radar
While a former US President’s visit preoccupied our media this week, the state visit of the current president of Indonesia - the world’s fourth most populous nation - went mostly under the radar…
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New National front bench tests its mettle
The House takes a look back at a week's worth of Question Time when the new opposition front bench got to try out its first jabs at the government. Audio
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New National front bench tests its mettle
The House takes a look back at a week's worth of Question Time when the new opposition front bench got to try out its first jabs at the government.
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Power Play: Air NZ face-off highlights pitfalls for coalition
The face-off between the Cabinet minister Shane Jones and Air New Zealand has given voters a sneak peek into the pitfalls that may lie ahead for the coalition government.
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National MP Jonathan Coleman to quit politics
The National Party MP for Northcote has announced he's stepping down to take on a new gig.
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Obama-generated publicity for NZ: 'A real coup'
Barack Obama's visit to Northland will give the region publicity that money just can't buy, a tourism leader says.
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Obama dinner could be awkward for politicians
The dinner event for Barack Obama could be a touch awkward for politicians tonight, with it being co-hosted by Air New Zealand which has been under attack by MP Shane Jones.
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Question Time for 21 March 2018
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VIRGINIA ANDERSEN to the Minister of Finance: What recent advice has he received on the impact of the Government’s Families Package?
Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she have…
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Future mining permits a delicate balance for government
It is going to be a delicate balance for the government as it decides how to handle future mining permits, to accommodate both the Greens and coalition partner New Zealand First.
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Troubled waters: music's notorious feuds
Whether it's Yoko in the studio, Art on location, Marvin’s messy divorce, the Gallaghers’ brotherly hate or Prince’s corporate enslavement, some great music comes from feuds. Audio
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Question Time for 20 March 2018
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Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her statements?
Hon AMY ADAMS to the Minister of Finance: Is he committed to an operating allowance in Budget 2018 of $2.6 billion…
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Watch: Ardern clarifies oil exploration remarks
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says her comments on oil and gas exploration relate to the current permit process, but says that's linked to the wider issue of the industry's future.
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Watch live: Jacinda Ardern on oil and gas plans
The National Party has accused Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern of creating a false impression that it is considering ending oil and gas exploration this year. She speaks to Morning Report. Video
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Ardern urged to clarify oil, gas plans
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is being told she must be honest about exactly what her plans are for oil and gas exploration. On Monday, in a surprise move, she personally accepted a Greenpeace… Audio
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Bridges demands clarity on Ardern's oil & gas plans
The National Party leader, Simon Bridges, says Jacinda Ardern should be honest about exactly what her plans are for oil and gas exploration. On Monday, in a surprise move, the Prime Minister… Audio
