Matt Mc Carten
Labour to boost Auckland presence
The Labour Party is setting up a new office in Auckland to boost its presence in the city.
Former politicians analyse Winston Peters' actions
The Prime Minister, John Key, says he has no intention of ordering a fresh inquiry into allegations that the Ohariu MP Peter Dunne leaked information of national security to a Fairfax reporter while… Audio
Politics with Matt McCarten and Matthew Hooton
The coming budget and the flagged KiwiSaver changes, Don Brash's Dear John letter and Labour's response. Audio
Mana Party's McCarten reacts to Maori Party decision
The standoff between Hone Harawira and the Maori Party appears to be over, with the Maori Party saying that despite a supposed non-aggression pact, it will stand a candidate against him in the… Audio
Maori say prepare for racism by new Act leader
A member of the Iwi Leaders Forum says Maori should prepare for racist attacks by Don Brash, who is set to become the new leader of the ACT Party. Audio
Maori Party claims victory over marine bill
We're joined by political commentators Willie Jackson and Matt McCarten. Audio
Local party backs Hone Hawaria
A Maori Party hui in Hone Harawira's Te Tai Tokerau electorate has ended in a strong endorsement of the MP - but has failed to resolve the complaint against him. Audio
Mana by-election debate
The Mana by-election is just days away, and despite Labour's long reign in the electorate, the result is far from clear. Audio
Election result suggests step to the left
There's been a distinct step to the left in mayoral elections around the country prompting questions about whether it will affect the relationship with central government. Audio
Employment lawyer says murderers have more rights than workers
An employment lawyer says the 90-day probationary law gives workers fewer rights to a fair trial than murderers. Audio
Pundits say Harawira dispute could unravel Maori Party
Joining us to look at the potential impact this row could have on the Maori Party are political commentators Willie Jackson and Matt McCarten. Audio
The Sunday Group: Lange's Legacy
It's 25 years since David Lange was elected Prime Minister. Matt McCarten, Fran Wilde and Colin James discuss his legacy. Audio
Wage freezing effects on workers
Unions representing low paid workers say a freezing the minimum wage will affect more than just those being paid the minimum. Audio
Police spying on the country's major unions
Comments from Matt McCarten the General Secretary Unite Union and Michael Bott Wellington Human Rights lawyer. Audio
National promises a look at the Foreshore and Seabed Act
National has signed a deal with the Maori Party giving the two leaders of the party ministerial positions outside cabinet. Audio
Ethnic communities to play big part in election outcome
The country's growing ethnic communities are being picked to have their biggest influence yet on the election outcome. Audio
Casual Workers' Rights
Unions are welcoming a set of improvements proposed by the Government to casual workers' rights. Audio
Auckland Petrol Tax
A union representing low paid workers says Aucklanders on low wages will bear the brunt of an extra regional petrol tax. Audio
National Lead Political Poll
National currently rates 23% higher than Labour, the largest lead since Labour held government. Audio