Mike Williams

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The election results and what will happen next. Audio

Phil Goff is expected to step down as Labour's leader this week after the party gained just 27 percent of the vote in Saturday's election. Audio

Nine to Noon's political commentators wrap up the election campaign with analysis of the latest polls and campaign tactics. Audio

Topics - We examine the "Preferential Voting" option in the referendum on MMP that accompanies this month's general election. A Manawatu school principal who referred to the Education Review Office as… Audio

Topics - Prime Minister John Key abruptly left a news conference today, refusing to answer questions about the secret recording of his conversation with Act Party candidate John Banks at an Epsom… Audio

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The Teapot tapes and how they might affect National, and the Greens and the National billboards. Audio

Analysis of John Key’s cup of tea with John Banks, the election campaign hits half-time, and the rise of NZ First in the polls. Audio

Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams give us their take on our economy debate, and how the respective parties have kicked off the election campaign. Audio

Topics - A New Plymouth man who is fighting for his life has been turned away from Parliament without a proper hearing. A lesbian kiss on Coronation Street in its new 5.30pm timeslot has prompted… Audio

Topics - Salvors returned to the grounded container ship, Rena, today to assess its condition - but weather conditions have not been suitable for the pumping of any more bunker oil off the ship. The… Audio

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Views from the left and the right in the lead up to the election and at the business end of the Rugby World Cup. Audio

Political commentators Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams discuss the latest polls. Audio

What's on the minds of todays guests,The killing of an SAS soldier near Kabul yesterday has renewed calls from politicians to pull New Zealand troops out of Afghanistan, The Ministry of Health says… Audio

The Australian Rugby Union is supporting a call by its New Zealand counterpart for changes to the World Cup cost structure, Canterbury's estimated 30 billion-dollar earthquake rebuild could receive a… Audio

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The ongoing debrief over the Rugby World Cup opening weekend, Labour's education policy release and the emissions trading scheme review. Audio

National's post-election list; Other People's Wars and more from both the Left and the Right. Audio