Judith Collins
Fuel industry promises Auckland won't run out of petrol
The petrol industry is reassuring Aucklanders the city won't run out of fuel while the Marsden Pt pipeline is out of action but the disruption for airline passengers continues. The city's petrol pumps… Audio
Jet fuel shortage: Backup cost would hit consumers - Judith Collins
Energy minister Judith Collins says it's likely to be 10 days before Auckland airport's jet fuel supply line is repaired. Audio
150 years of Hansard Debate
A comic debate recorded at Parliament on 26 July 2017 to mark 150 years of Hansard documenting its proceedings. The Speaker (the Right Hon. David Carter) chairs the session, which involves Judith… Audio, Gallery
Petrol price rise 'cynical' - Judith Collins
The reprieve from high petrol prices that happened when the industry was under government scrutiny has totally reversed. Last week the price of 91 rose above $2 a litre in many places for the first… Audio
Govt to crack down on multinationals' tax avoidance
The government has announced plans to crack down on multinational companies avoiding taxes in New Zealand. Revenue Minister Judith Collins joins us with the details. Audio
Collins on proposed changes to Working for Families
The Revenue Minister, Judith Collins, explains proposed changes to the Working for Families and Child Support payment systems. Audio
Government under renewed pressure to tackle petrol prices
The Minister of Energy and Resources, Judith Collins, says there's no justifiable reason that retail fuel margins had increased significantly over the past five years, while margins for aviation and… Audio
Petrol prices may be unreasonably high
A government-ordered study has found retail petrol margins have increased significantly over the last five years, and prices are too high in Wellington and the South Island. Audio
Govt believes its tax proposals as good as diverted profits tax
John Campbell talks to Revenue Minister Judith Collins about her proposals to clamp down on multi-national tax avoidance. Video, Audio
Govt set to outline plan to combat multinational tax dodges
The Government will set out a draft plan for making sure multinational companies pay their fair share of tax in New Zealand Revenue Minister, Judith Collins Audio
Collins wants more transparency in oil companies' finances
Energy Minister Judith Collins says she will use the Government's powers to protect motorists if it turns out oil companies are making excessive profits at the public's expense. Audio
Judith Collins loser in Cabinet reshuffle
Judith Collins has been given lower-profile roles in Bill English's Cabinet but the Prime Minister insists it is not a demotion. Audio
Prime Minister unveils new Cabinet
Judith Collins is the most high profile victim in the Cabinet reshuffle, but other ministers have gained new responsibilities. Our political reporter Benedict Collins reports on cabinets winners and… Audio
English set to be PM as rivals drop out
Bill English is set to replace John Key as Prime Minister, after the only other contenders bowed out of the contest for National's leadership. Video, Audio
Today In Parliament for 7 December 2016
Opposition interest in National's three-legged race to find a replacement for John Key as their party leader and prime minister dominates Question Time and the General Debate. Questions include some… Audio
PM wannabes: Fast facts on Collins, English and Coleman
Judith Collins, Bill English or Jonathan Coleman will be Prime Minister on Monday. Here's what you need to know.
Another MP backs Bill English
Whanganui MP Chester Borrows has publicly thrown his support behind Deputy Prime Minister Bill English in his bid to become National Party leader.
Collins: Hager is trying to scaremonger
National Party leaderhip contender Judith Collins has rejected a suggestion from investigative journalist Nicky Hager that she would be a risky choice for Prime Minister. Audio
Collins rejects she's "risky choice" for PM
Judith Collins says Nicky Hager is criticising her candidacy in order to scaremonger and make himself relevent again. She says he is dredging up innuendos and talking about the past. She says that's… Audio
Would-be PMs quizzed on priorities
Tax cuts, infrastructure and law and order are among key issues for the three National MPs standing to replace Prime Minister John Key. Video
