Phil Goff

The Labour Party is dismissing an independent report on Pansy Wong's travel perks, as a whitewash, and says the matter should be referred to the Auditor General. The Botany MP resigned last month… Audio

The Police Commissioner term in the job has been reduced from 5 to 3 years. Audio

With us from Greymouth is the Leader of the Opposition, Phil Goff. Audio

The Labour Leader Phil Goff is in Greymouth. Audio

David Cliff, Associate Professor at the Minerals Industry Safety and Health Centre at The University of Queensland and former Safety and Health Adviser to the Queensland Mining Council. Audio

The Mana by-election may have been won by Labour on Saturday, but the closer-than-expected result has the National party claiming it's the real winner. Audio

Labour Party Leader Phil Goff says the National MP Pansy Wong should take responsibility for her husband's use of the international travel perk and front up to the public. Audio

The Labour Party Leader Phil Goff says Pansy Wong's resignation from cabinet has highlighted the need for an overhaul of all MPs' travel perks and allowances. Audio

The Labour Party says Pansy Wong's resignation from Cabinet amid questions over her use of travel perks shows what it calls the Government's cynical attempt at a cover up, has failed. Audio

Labour is throwing down the gauntlet over MPs' travel expenses by releasing the details of its own members spending. Audio

The Labour Party leader says the government should have taken a leaf out of Australia's book on how to deal with the global financial crisis. Audio

The Labour Party says it wants to get tougher on protecting New Zealand's assets from foreign investors. Audio

The Government says Paul Henry's comments have embarrased New Zealand, and could damage the country's relationship with India. But the Prime Minister, John Key, is stopping short of apologising to the… Audio

Labour Party leader, Phil Goff, speaks on the programme. Audio

ACT Party leader Rodney Hide joins the show for comment. Audio

The Labour party is accusing the Act Party of extreme hypocrisy after its Law and Order spokesman, David Garrett, confessed to stealing the identity of a dead child. Audio

The Government says it wants to end the deposit guarantee scheme after spending one point eight billion dollars on bailing out South Canterbury Finance. Audio

Winnie Laban is retiring from politics in October to take up a job at Victoria University, which will trigger a by-election in the traditionally safe Labour seat of Mana. Audio

The Labour Party is cutting all links with its disgraced MP, Chris Carter, and is now questioning his state of mind. Audio

Phil Goff joins the program to discuss the Chris Carter suspension. Audio