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Destiny in the stars: Celebrity dance show 'risk' for Tamaki
Politicians who have appeared on Dancing with the Stars over the past 15 years say the publicity could backfire for would-be politician Hannah Tamaki if she puts on her dancing shoes.
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The thin line separating free speech and hate speech
Free speech crusaders say the sacred right to freedom of expression is under threat. But minority communities say a law change is needed to protect the most vulnerable. Audio
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Further changes to firearms bill likely before becoming law
The legislation setting up a firearms register and introducing tougher licensing controls is a step closer to becoming law, but negotiations with New Zealand First are still ongoing.
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Jami-Lee Ross: 'I am now being painted as the scapegoat'
Jami-Lee Ross is once again proclaiming his innocence, as he heads off to court next week - along with three others - to face Serious Fraud Office charges.
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Winston Peters ducks media amid SFO investigation
Winston Peters has a track record of using music as a diversion.
Yesterday as he ducked and dived media questions over a Serious Fraud Office investigation, he once again resorted to a musical… Audio
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Seymour demands answers as major rehab service to close
Epsom MP David Seymour is demanding answers from the government over the closure of a major rehabilitation provider in his electorate.
Checkpoint revealed Laura Fergusson Rehabilitation is closing… Video, Audio
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Laura Fergusson rehab: Disabled man's mum begs Ardern to keep centre open
An Auckland woman with a severely disabled son is begging the Prime Minister to intervene and keep respite services provided by Laura Fergusson Rehabilitation open.
Mandy Brookland's son Blake cant… Video, Audio
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...and by opposing end them
When Parliament finally begins each year it goes off with a bang, and in an election year moreso. In the first debate the parties demoed their election messages. They were selling both sunflowers… Audio
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...and by opposing end them
When Parliament finally begins each year it goes off with a bang, and in an election year moreso. In the first debate the parties demoed their election messages. They were selling both sunflowers…
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The Week in Politics: Polls show election on a knife-edge
Analysis - Another opinion poll shows a knife-edge result, Northland could decide the election and National goes after NZ First, writes Peter Wilson.
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MPs pay tribute to former PM Mike Moore
MPs will pay tribute to the former Prime Minister Mike Moore when they return to Parliament today for the first sitting day of 2020. Audio
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MPs pay tribute to former PM Mike Moore
MPs will pay tribute to the former Prime Minister Mike Moore when they return to Parliament today for the first sitting day of 2020.
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Politicians pay tribute to Mike Moore
Leaders across the political spectrum have paid tribute to former Prime Minister Mike Moore who died in early February, in Parliament's first sitting day of the year.
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ACT leader criticises gun laws in state of nation address
ACT Party leader David Seymour has used his state of the nation address to criticise the government's changes to gun legislation, the zero carbon act and its crack-down on landlords.
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'Give us the courage to walk in each other's shoes' - PM
Kindness and unity seemed to be the main message conveyed at this year's Waitangi dawn ceremony. Video
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ACT shares iwi leaders education aspirations
National's potential coalition partner ACT says they agree with the iwi leaders about self-determination and sovereignty, when it comes to things like education. David Seymour has been to Waitangi… Audio
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NZ First Foundation donor thought they were giving to party
A company who made donations to the New Zealand First Foundation says it thought it was donating to the New Zealand First party.
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Best of First Up fo Monday 3rd February
Audio 3 Feb 2020On the podcast today, an Auckland couple who picked up a supposedly desexed dog from a Hawke's Bay pound before Christmas are now caring for eight puppies and ACT's David Seymour joined us to talk… Audio
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ACT's David Seymour talks post-election coalitions
The National party has left its door open to the ACT Party while ruling out working with New Zealand First in any potential government after this year's election. Kicking off the party's two day… Audio
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Why the Nats had to rule out NZ First partnership
Power Play - It's all about trust - and there's none between the two parties, especially at leadership level where it really matters.
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Simon Bridges rules out working with NZ First
National Party leader Simon Bridges has ruled out working with New Zealand First in any potential government after this year's election.
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Bridges says he'll announce potential coalition partners 'soon'
National Party leader Simon Bridges also says polls point to strengthening support for the party, which could mean it would be strong enough to govern alone. Audio
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Raising super age will do more harm than good - report
The interim Retirement Commissioner says raising the Superannuation age will do more harm than good, and there are more pressing things to fix first.
In the latest three-yearly review of retirement… Audio
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David Seymour brushes off criticism over his own MAGA campaign
ACT Party leader David Seymour bats off criticism that his "Make Aotearoa Great Again" slogan means he's going to be following US president Donald Trump's policy ideas. Audio
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The Panel with Verity Johnson and Scott Campbell (Part Two)
Audio 20 Jan 2020NZEI President, Liam Rutherford, calls for more teachers to be trained in New Zealand to address the staffing shortages rather than recruiting overseas. ACT Party leader David Seymour bats off… Audio
