Labour
'Exit strategy' urged on Ruataniwha Dam project
Plans for the controversial Ruataniwha Dam project need to be aborted, Labour says.
Tax reviewer allegations a 'storm in a teacup'
John Shewan says allegations against him are a "complete red herring", while Labour continues to try and discredit him.
Immigration cap
Bernard Hickey talks about the idea of a cap on immigration and if more immigration really does equate to economic growth. Audio
Labour call on bank OCR cuts 'dumb idea' - English
Labour's suggestion to force banks to pass on Official Cash Rate cuts is a 'pretty dumb idea', finance minister Bill English says.
Prisoner death at Mt Eden Prison
Corrections needs to explain the circumstances of a death in Mt Eden Prison, Labour says.
Underperforming charter schools rewarded - Labour
About $60,000 worth of bonuses were paid last year to three charter schools, even though they failed to meet their performance objectives, the Labour Party says.
Labour calling for deadline to Christchurch quake claims
The Labour Party says it is time for a deadline for Christchurch quake claims to be resolved. Audio
Universities react to Labour's free tertiary education pledge
The country's tertiary education providers are worried funding for Labour's promised free education policy won't stretch far enough. Audio
Labour shunned from TPP process, MP says
National has shut Labour out of the TPP process so can't accuse it of flouting the tradition of collaboration on trade negotiations, the party says.
ILO hopeful on Fiji compliance
The International Labour Organisation says there is room for the government of Fiji and the Trades Union Congress to achieve consensus on complying with standards of freedom of association. Audio
National suggests Labour faces more dissention over TPP
The Government is suggesting Labour's oppposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership isn't so unified behind closed doors. Audio
RNZ's political reporter discusses Labour tensions
Our deputy political editor Chris Bramwell has been following the story. Audio
Little attemps to keep lid on brewing tensions over TPP
The Labour leader Andrew Little is attempting to keep a lid on brewing tensions in his caucus over the party position's on the Trans-Pacific free trade deal. Audio
Labour insider provides insight on TPP dispensation decision
Political strategist and analyst Rob Salmond says there's nothing new about a political dispensation. Audio
Trade Minister says Labour MPs 'stifled'
The Trade Minister, Todd McClay, says a lot of Labour MPs want to support the Trans-Pacific Partnership but feel scared to speak out. Audio
Little and Goff agree to disagree on the TPP
There are reports of a split in the Labour Party over its stance on the controversial trade deal due to be formally signed next week. Video, Audio
Labour and the TPP
David Shearer and Phil Goff in favour of the Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal in opposition to party leader Andrew Little. Audio
Christchurch family in housing limbo
A Christchurch couple with serious health issues are still living in temporary housing, nearly five years after the quake that damaged their home. Audio
Labour suggests radical reform in employment policy
As "a job for life" becomes a thing of the past, the Labour Party is promising a radical shift in employment policy. Audio
NY honours used for political gain, Labour says
Paula Rebstock's New Year's honour is being described as political favouritism by Labour leader Andrew Little. Audio
