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Week in Politics: Labour shows what a majority government can do
Analysis - Jacinda Ardern's majority government was on the charge this week, Parliament voted to declare a climate emergency and the Māori Party let everyone know it was back.
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Liam Squire ready for Highlanders and All Blacks return
Former All Black Liam Squire is back with the Highlanders for next year's Super Rugby Aotearoa and he want's to play test rugby again.
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The Weekend Panel with Chris Wikaira and Ella Henry
On the Sunday Panel this morning we're joined by Dr Ella Henry, the Director of Maori Advancement at the Auckland University of Technology's Business School, and Chris Wikaira, a director of the… Audio
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Council ties with urban Māori vs mana whenua: 'We tend to be the poor cousin'
There are fresh calls for for Māori seats at Auckland Council to help bridge a perceived representation gap between urban Māori and mana whenua.
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The Week in Politics: A week of surprises
Analysis -Judith Collins splits the finance portfolio, the Reserve Bank makes waves with a cheap money announcement and the government scrambles to deal with Covid-19.
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Judith Collins says reshuffle balanced and based on merit
National Party leader Judith Collins says her shadow cabinet reshuffle was balanced and based on merit, and not on race or gender considerations.
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Judith Collins unveils new National list, shadow cabinet
National's leader Judith Collins has unveiled her new line-up with some dramatic promotions and demotions.
Her two predecessors Simon Bridges and Todd Muller have tumbled down the new caucus… Audio
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Collins defends Andrew Bayly promotion to National's number three
National's leader is defending the dramatic promotion of loyal but relatively unknown MP Andrew Bayly, who is taking on the new role of shadow Treasurer.
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National Party leader Judith Collins reveals caucus reshuffle
National Party leader Judith Collins is unveiling her new shadow cabinet as the party picks up the pieces after its crushing election defeat.
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How will Collins assign her smaller pool of talent?
Analysis - Judith Collins has held on as National Party leader and has a new wingman, Dr Shane Reti - but what portfolios her other MPs will get is yet to be revealed.
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Today in Music History
On this day in 1969, Simon and Garfunkel record what would become their signature tune, 'Bridge Over Troubled Water'. Audio
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Week in Politics: Signed, sealed and delivered
Analysis - The Greens sign a deal that ensures they'll be there if Labour needs them in three years' time, the prime minister prepares her new cabinet and Judith Collins ponders her MPs' portfolios…
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Tony Brown turns to Silver Ferns for secret to success
New Highlanders coach Tony Brown wants to make an impact at the franchise and he wants to do it quickly, so he's turned to the Silver Ferns' coaches to learn how they did it.
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Questions hang over National MPs still teetering in the balance
A major question mark remains over the future of National's deputy leader Gerry Brownlee, following the party's devastating election loss.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Neighbours topple premiership leaders, Magpies keep hold of the log o' wood and pay-cut for English cricketers.
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Tactical voting could have helped Labour's landslide win
Analysis - There's only crumbs for the Greens, there's anger in the National caucus ranks, and the huge swing to Labour indicates possible tactical voting on an unprecedented scale, Peter Wilson write…
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Midweek Mediawatch 21 October 2020
Mediawatch’s weekly catch-up with Lately. This week Colin Peacock talks to Karyn Hay about a post-election political exit interview that went global; the benefits of non-aligned political coverage… Video, Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch 21 October 2020
Mediawatch’s weekly catch-up with Lately. This week Colin Peacock talks to Karyn Hay about a post-election political exit interview that went global; the benefits of non-aligned political coverage…
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Parliament still packed with lawyers - but is that a bad thing?
Analysis - The new Parliament might be the most diverse in history, but some things remain the same, including the high number of lawyers who have just been elected, Craig Stephen writes.
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'Onwards and upwards': Collins says National to be 'best opposition ever'
Judith Collins says she relishes the opportunity to hold the government to account in the coming term. Video
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'We weren't the best team' - National MP
National's caucus will today begin the task of trying to pick up the pieces, at its first meeting following the weekend's crushing defeat.
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Labour's red tide sees its parliamentary diversity increase
Diversity in the major parties has changed dramatically with National's taking a dive and Labour's skyrocketing after the votes were counted.
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Election 2020: What now...?
Power Play - With the drama and excitement of election night over, it's now time to get down to business.
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Total power, total responsibility - Ardern holds both in her hands
Opinion - This is Jacinda Ardern's show and she will be held accountable for anything that goes wrong, writes Peter Wilson. Video
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Election 2020: The show is over for Winston Peters
He's the most recognisable figure in the country's political history and is still refusing to concede, but for Winston Peters and New Zealand First, the show is over. Video
