Chris Bramwell

The Wellington City Council is promising to find beds for hundreds of residents who will have to move out of their council flats as they are redeveloped. Audio

The Prime Minister is being accused of dog whistle politics by hinting that tax cuts might be on the agenda for this year's election campaign. Audio

Four years after being introduced, the highly contentious Food Bill has finally made some progress in Parliament. When the bill was first proposed, it caused an outcry when it was suggested it would… Audio

Opposition MPs sailed close to the wind this afternoon in their questioning of the Immigration Minister over his meeting with the businessman at the centre of Maurice Williamson's resignation -… Audio

Some MPs were moved to tears today as a police officer told them of his struggle to help his wife deal with the trauma of childhood sexual abuse. Audio

The Prime Minister has announced it will pay some beneficiaries a lump sum of three-thousand dollars to move to Christchurch, but Labour says the plan is flawed as there is nowhere for those people to… Audio

The Economic Development Minister is writing off Labour's new manufacturing policy saying it's just the same old same old from a struggling opposition. Audio

The Justice Minister, Judith Collins, continues to be under pressure over her involvement with the New Zealand milk export company Oravida. Audio

Questions are being raised over how long the ACC Minister Judith Collins has known about a controversial waiver used by the Accident Compensation Corporation. Audio

The deputy Prime Minister, Bill English, has added his weight to National's niggling of the Opposition, saying the Greens obviously think the Labour leader is roadkill. Audio

Government members of the Commerce Select Committee have rejected a Labour move to call in a supermarket company over a letter the committee's acting chair has described as menacing, if not… Audio

Labour and the Greens are not committing to allowing potential oil exploration permits to go ahead should they form the next Government. Audio

The Associate Health Minister is accusing the Opposition of speading malicious lies by claiming the decision to cut funding to the Problem Gambling Foundation is a political one. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, is standing by his Education Minister in the face of calls for her to step down over her handling of alleged mis-spending by the commercial arm of Te Kohanga Reo Trust. Audio

The Education Minister, Hekia Parata is being accused of mishandling a review into alleged corruption at the Kohanga Reo Trust. Audio

Legislation that would make both parties in a relationship responsible for welfare fraud is a step closer to becoming law. Audio

The Green Party says the Government is trying to pull the wool over the public's eyes by claiming its Roads of National Significance programme has benefits when it doesn't. Audio

After a positive start to the week - with the announcement of the September election date - the week has rapidly gone downhill for the Government. Audio

While the general election is more than six months away - political parties are already winding up into campaign mode and jostling for position. Audio

People overdue with student loan repayments can be arrested at the border under law passed in Parliament last night. Audio