Phil Goff

Labour Party leader Phil Goff has been listening to Rodney Hides comments. Audio

Insurers say they're wary of being burned again in a political war over workplace injury insurance. Audio

The Labour Party is accusing the government of lining the coffers of the International Rugby Board with millions of dollars of taxpayer funds over its bungling of the Rugby World Cup free to air… Audio

The United Nations secretary-general Ban Ki Moon has issued a grim warning about the future of Afghanistan in a fifty minute meeting with the Labour Party leader Phil Goff in New York earlier today. Audio

Labour's Phil Goff used his first conference speech as leader to apologise for the mistakes his party made while in government, and to outline new economic priorities. Audio

The Labour Party has emerged from its first annual conference after its election loss last year insisting it will learn the lessons of defeat, and organise for victory. Audio

Opposition parties are questioning how the Government can send troops to support the Afghan Government after it approved a new law removing a number of freedoms for Afghan women. Audio

The Labour Party is opposing the redeployment of SAS troops to Afghanistan, saying the Provincial Reconstruction Team is more effective. Audio

The government is poised to decide whether to deploy combat troops to Afghanistan. Audio

Labour has been forced into an embarrassing u-turn on its policy of allowing more people to get the unemployment benefit. Audio

The widely tipped appointment of former National party leader Don Brash to lead a taskforce on productivity, has raised fears of a right wing agenda. Audio

The Government is accusing the Labour Party of backtracking on its policy to make the unemployment benefit available to more people. Audio

The Labour Party wants more people to be elligible for the unemployment benefit - but its new party policies are currently short on detail, including what they will cost. Audio

The Labour Party says the Prime Minister should be embarassed by a downgrade in New Zealand's credit rating outlook, having tried so hard to avoid one with the Budget. Audio

Unemployment is beginning to spike alarmingly upwards but the Government is rejecting criticism it is not doing enough to save jobs. Audio

Unemployment is starting to surge as the economy feels the full effects of the recession and more and more businesses lay off staff. Audio

The National Party MP, Richard Worth, has resigned as a member of Parliament. Audio

The Labour Party member at the centre of one set of allegations against the former minister, Richard Worth, has written to John Key about her concerns. Audio

The Labour Party says the National MP Richard Worth wasn't made Speaker of the House because the Prime Minister had heard rumours about his inappropriate behaviour towards women. Audio

The labour leader Phil Goff talks to Sean Plunket. Audio