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Little says Labour Party interns situation 'embarrassing'
The Labour Party admits it's been embarrassing to have dozens of interns, brought to New Zealand to campaign for the party complain about sub-standard living conditions. Video
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Govt's gun law plans put public at risk - Police Association
The government is putting peoples' lives at risk by rejecting new recommendations around gun laws, the Police Association says. Audio
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Act's Seymour welcomes rejection of gun law changes
Act's leader, David Seymour, applauds the Police Minister Paula Bennett's decision to reject several new licensing rules. Mr Seymour says the Law and Order select committee's recommendations would… Audio
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'Pandering': Rival MPs criticise Labour immigration plan
Accusations of race-baiting are swirling around Labour's immigration policy despite its direct effort to distance itself from such claims.
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Labour policy targets residency 'backdoor'
The Labour Party is vowing to close what it says is a backdoor to residency created by government policies encouraging low-skilled work and low-level study.
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Focus on Politics for 9 June 2017
The controversial voluntary euthanasia debate took another twist this week after a member's bill legalising the right to die was pulled from the ballot. The legislation in the name of the ACT party… Audio
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Assisted dying to be debated in parliament
Act Parry leader David Seymour's End of Life Choice Bill has been drawn from the ballot. Audio
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The Panel with Finlay MacDonald and Clarke Gayford (Part 1)
Audio 9 Jun 2017Team New Zealand is through to a final against either Artemis or Team Japan. Analysis of the exit polls and predictions for the final count with reporter Dan Ashby and political scientist Bronwyn… Audio
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MPs will have to draw a line in the sand on euthanasia
Audio 9 Jun 2017It's long been a political hot potato, and best avoided before a general election....but before September's election, MP's will have to say whether or not they support the issue of voluntary… Audio
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Student fights for better mental health education
A 21-year-old has collected nearly 10,000 signatures to push for improved mental health education in high schools, after struggling to seek help herself. Video
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Medicinal cannabis bill to be debated by Parliament
Parliament will debate whether to legalise cannabis for medical use, after a Green Party member's bill was pulled from the ballot today. Audio
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Euthanasia bill: MPs give current voting positions
ACT leader David Seymour's euthanasia bill has been pulled from the members' ballot and will go before Parliament. Audio
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Euthanasia bill expected to pass first reading
ACT's David Seymour says the intention of the bill is to allow people with a "grievous and irremediable medical condition" to obtain medical aid to die. Video, Audio
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ACC rejects tourist driver's refund offer
A guilt-ridden tourist who killed two men in a car crash tried to pay back ACC for his medical costs, but was told it couldn't take his money. Audio
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BREAKING - David Seymour’s euthanasia bill has been pulled from the members' ballot and will go before Parliament
News 8 Jun 2017BREAKING - David Seymour’s euthanasia bill has been pulled from the members' ballot and will go before Parliament
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Question Time for 6 June 2017
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MELISSA LEE to the Minister of Finance: What reports has he received on the Government’s fiscal position?
PHIL TWYFORD to the Minister for Building and Construction: Does he stand by his statement…
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Govt unveils $1.8m security fund for crime-hit dairies
A new $1.8 million fund to help small shops pay for extra security is a good step but it will not address the root problem, an Auckland dairy owner says. Video, Audio
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Police Minister to announce security fund for dairy owner
ACT leader David Seymour claims the government nicked his idea and have done a pathetic take of it so far. He says it's disappointing and a cynical, vote-buying policy which won't improve the… Audio
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Top Stories for Thursday 1 June 2017
Audio 1 Jun 2017Dramatic images have emerged of an incident aboard a Malaysian Airlines plane which was forced to turn back to Melbourne airport after a passenger tried to enter the cockpit. The Sydney Morning… Audio
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Dollars and pies - the budget debate
The presentation of the Government's budget sparked a debate of optimism and pessimism in the House. Audio
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Dollars and pies - the budget debate
The presentation of the Government's budget sparked a debate of optimism and pessimism in the House.
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Budget 2017: 'Rinky-dink' and 'communism by stealth'
Some minimum-wage earners will only get one extra dollar a week, Labour says - while ACT accuses National of "abandoning its roots". Video, Audio
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Winston says it's the "W" Budget, Labour says tax changes too skewed to wealthy
Political parties react to National Government's 9th Budget, with Labour saying the tax changes are too skewed to the wealthy and the Greens saying the environment has been left out. Video, Audio
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Budget speech - David Seymour
Leader of the Act Party David Seymour. Audio
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Question Time for 24 May 2017
ANDREW LITTLE to the Prime Minister: Does he agree with Hon Alfred Ngaro that some of the media are manufacturing the housing crisis; or does he agree there is a housing crisis, given Auckland has a…
