John Key
Bill English to announce leadership intentions tomorrow
The Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Bill English, says he'll announce tomorrow whether or not he will contest the position of party leader. Audio
"The timing feels right" - PM
Prime Minister John Key says the timing of his resignation "feels right." Video, Audio
Key resignation - Paula Penfold
Panelist Paula Penfold, gives her views on John Key's resignation. Audio
Dollar drops on PM's shock resignation
The dollar has fallen a quarter of a cent since Prime Minister John Key's surprise resignation.
Helensville's Reaction to John Key's Resignation
RNZ's reporter, Sarah Robson, is in John Key's electorate of Helensville. Audio
John Key steps down, social media reacts
Social media was quick to react to today's political bombshell, which it appears only a few saw coming.
What Key's Resignation means for National
Political commentator and former National Party press secretary, Ben Thomas, talks about what this means for National. Audio
What Key's Resignation means for Labour
Former Labour Party president, Mike Williams, talks about what this means for Labour. Audio
Gone by lunchtime
When a surprise press conference was announced at the Beehive, reporters had no idea the PM would be gone by lunchtime.
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John Key responds to calls for inquiry into historical abuse
The Prime Minister John Key says an independent inquiry into historical abuse of children in state care is not needed. "We're dealing with it in the appropriate way." Audio
Legislation to help govt act faster on Kaikoura rebuild
Parliament will pass two bills under urgency this week in a bid to help quake-hit Kaikoura recover faster. Audio
Quake-hit Wellington businesses face uncertain future
John Key says the Government is talking to Wellington mayor Justin Lester about the possibility of aid for businesses hurt by the Kaikoura earthquake. Audio
Enormity of task ahead for Kaikoura starting to sink in
A third visit by Prime Minister John Key to quake affected Kaikoura brings the realisation for the Government, and many locals of the enormity, of the recovery ahead. Audio
PM says fear setting in, in Kaikoura
The Prime Minister, John Key, says fear is starting to set in in Kaikoura, as it becomes apparent just how long the quake recovery could take. Audio
Trump plans to remove TPP on first day in office
President-elect Donald Trump has detailed his plan to withdraw the United States from the TPP on his first day in office. John Key says he's disappointed by the announcement. Audio
Opposition parties say PM irresponsible to consider tax cuts
The Prime Minister is being labeled irresponsible for talking tax cuts when the full cost of the damage from last week's earthquakes is still not known. Audio
PM takes Facebook founder to task over tax
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has been taken to task by Prime Minister John Key over his company tax arrangements.
Devastated families of Pike miners deliver message to John Key
The families of men killed in the Pike River tragedy are devastated their loved one's bodies will not be recovered - but John Key says entering the mine would be "lunacy". Audio
Kaikoura businesses to get government assistance
Businesses in the areas hardest hit by the earthquakes will know within the next 48 hours what government assistance they will receive. Prime Minister John Key joins Checkpoint. Video, Audio
John Key says Kaikoura scenes of 'utter devastation'
After flying over Kaikoura yesterday, Prime Minister John Key says the quake damage in thethe region was 'worse than I had been anticipating'. Audio