Kate Gudsell

The Green Party says it is responding to what people want by pledging more than 10 billion dollars over the next 10 years to public transport and rail networks. Audio

Official documents leaked to Radio New Zealand News show the cost of one of the Health Ministry's programmes under its flagship cost-cutting initiative, Health Benefits Limited, has ballooned from $89… Audio

The sale of a large North Island farming station to foreign interests is being described as selling the goose that lays the golden egg by the opposition. Audio

The deputy director of the FBI, paid the New Zealand Government a visit today, but the Beehive is refusing to say whether the internet entrepreneur, Kim Dotcom, was discussed. Audio

Today is the last sitting day of the 50th term of Parliament, and the gloves were off last night for the last general debate as some MPs took the opportunity to vent after three years. Audio

In Parliament today party leaders put politics aside to send a strong message to the Russian backed rebels in Ukraine and the Russian leader over the investigation into the Flight MH17. Audio

The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found the police were justified in not prosecuting any officers of the Government Communications Security Bureau for illegally spying on Mr Dotcom and… Audio

The man at the centre of a spying scandal, the internet mogul, Kim Dotcom, says it's ridiculous that he has to take the step of filing a private prosecution in order to get any justice. Audio

An independent marine mammal scientist says it's foolhardy to grant exploration permits in protected reserves where the severely endangered Maui's dolphins have been spotted. Audio

The police say manipulated crime figures were simply a misunderstanding and the officers involved have been made accountable for their actions. Audio

The Act Party will contest this year's election with a totally different line up from 2011. Audio

Opposition parties are accusing the Government of capitulating to United States demands to introduce legislation which helps America crack down on tax evaders. Audio

Keeping on the good side of the United States was one of the major reasons behind the Government's decision to share financial information of some New Zealand residents with American authorities. Audio

An apology by the Labour leader David Cunliffe for being a man, has threatened to overshadow his policy launch for tackling family violence. Audio

A law that allows the extension of supervision orders for child sex offenders for more than ten years has passed its first hurdle in Parliament. Audio

The Government denies it's gone on a witchhunt for the leaker of a document which criticises its flagship health initiative, Health Benefits Limited. Audio

The Health Minister, Tony Ryall, has again refused requests to appear on Morning Report to answer criticisms of his flagship health policy. Audio

The Government is defending its flagship health initiative, saying the claims that Health Benefits Limited resembles a ponzi scheme are pure politicking. Audio

A document leaked to Radio New Zealand says the Government's flagship health initiative, Health Benefits Limited, has striking similarities to a ponzi scheme and is the single biggest threat to the… Audio

Labour Party MPs are publicly backing their leader, David Cunliffe, for now, saying he'll be the man who'll lead them into the election. Audio