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Claims and counter-claims of bias, cheek-by-jowl
Opinions are like backsides, as the old saying goes. Everyone's got one. But in the media, some are aired more often than others. (Opinions, that is . . . ) Winston Peters sparked debate this week by…
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Greek PM quits and calls early poll
Greece's Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has announced he is resigning and has called an early election.
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Are media bias claims anything new?
ANALYSIS: When Winston Peters called Mike Hosking a 'National Party stooge', he was following a long tradition of accusing media of bias, says Mediawatch.
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The Panel with Dita de Boni and Sue Wells (Part 2)
Audio 18 Aug 2015Topics - An amazing invention that combines a book and a water filter and the perfect story to make kids nod off. Why are retailers getting into selling insurance and is this good for the customer… Audio
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PNG by-elections deemed satisfactory
Audio 17 Aug 2015Papua New Guinea's Electoral Commissioner Sir Andrew Trawen says two by-elections held in the past month were conducted relatively well. Audio
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TV3's new news show. What's the Story?
TV3's canning of Campbell Live earlier this year prompted angst about the future of serious current affairs on our screens. They successor wouldn't be "light and fluffy". So what is it? Mediawatch… Audio
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TV3's new news show. What's the Story?
TV3's canning of Campbell Live earlier this year prompted angst about the future of serious current affairs on our screens. They successor wouldn't be "light and fluffy". So what is it? Mediawatch…
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An introduction to Trumpmania
Donald Trump has dazzled all before him in the opening act of the US presidential race. Toby Morris and Toby Manhire give us the rundown.
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What is Trumpmania? That is the question
OPINION: To his acolytes a bold, uncompromising all-American hero, to his critics an unhinged, bigoted human tangelo, Donald Trump has dazzled all before him.
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Lights back on for Japan's nuclear power
Japan has switched on a nuclear reactor for the first time in almost two years, despite public opposition. Audio
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Donald Trump's comments at the Republican debate
Republicans are queueing up to condemn Donald Trump for what he said about Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly in the big television debate. Some have said this will finally be the gaffe that sinks Trump's… Audio
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Trump hits back at critics
Embattled Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has hit back at critics who say he went too far with comments about a US television news anchor.
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Trump booed in US presidential debate
Donald Trump has continued to dominate the race for Republican US presidential nomination - by causing further controversy. Audio
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TV faceoff winnows US presidential hopefuls from 17 to 10
Audio 5 Aug 2015The field of Republican rivals for US President has been drastically cut from 17 to just 10 for the first televised faceoff, with Donald Trump leading the pack. Fox TV picked the 10 on how well… Audio
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Trade talks fail to clinch TPP - for now
Another TPP meeting, another failure to reach agreement - but does this mean defeat for the Trans-Pacific Partnership?
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Seales' family won't appeal court ruling
The family of Lecretia Seales has decided not to appeal against the High Court decision that turned down her fight for her doctor to help her die.
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Showdown looms after PNG's West Sepik by-election
Papua New Guinea's Electoral Commission has faced criticism over the West Sepik provincial by-election while the position at stake appears to be the subject of a looming showdown. Audio
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POLL of POLLS
The latest polls show combined support for Labour and the Greens creeping past National's, with Labour at its highest since March 2014.
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Nats fall behind Labour-Greens for first time
In the latest poll of polls support for the National Party has fallen behind the Labour and Green bloc for the first time since February last year. Audio
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Euthanasia poll
Research NZ has the results of two polls on euthanasia. They were conducted before and after the death of high profile assisted dying advocate Lecretia Seales. Audio
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The Panel with Chris Gallavin and Clarke Gayford (Part 2)
Audio 27 Jul 2015The benefits of letting the cogs of your brain move slowly. What the Panelists Chris Gallavin and Clark Gayford have been thinking about. The Auckland Council is closing down two building sites a week… Audio
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Polling extended in PNG's West Sepik by-election
Papua New Guinea's Electoral Commission is under fire again due to poor voter turnout in the West Sepik provincial by-election.
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Major parties see negligible increase in latest poll
Labour has failed to capitalise on its controversial housing policy, according to the latest 3News Reid Research political poll.
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Greek MPs back crucial bailout reforms
Greek MPs have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a second batch of reforms, clearing the way for talks on a new €86 billion international bailout.
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How far will the Reserve Bank go?
ANALYSIS: With Reserve Bank Governor Graeme Wheeler tipped to drop the OCR even further tomorrow, Patrick O'Meara considers what may force his hand.
