Tim Watkin

In the 10th episode of Caucus, the podcast team discuss why both National and Labour seem to be having trouble with their sums, and why it's time to ask the minor parties what they really want. Audio

In our ninth Caucus, it's all about Winston - his Super spin, bottom lines and how he chooses coalition partners. But it's also about the scrap for the family vote and what it's really like behind the… Audio

In this week's Caucus, the team discuss the Green Party strategy that may have (inadvertently) saved Labour. Was it OK to put Metiria Turei under such scrutiny? What next for the Greens?  Audio

Vegan cafe in Melbourne introduces a man tax. Audio

Legal costs mount in the Hutt City Council stoush over food availability at meetings. Audio

Jules Older lives in the San Francisco gated community where an outsider has bought all the public roads in it and plans to charge residents. Audio

Employment lawyer Kathryn Dalziel talks about the balance of freedom of speech and a company protecting its reputation after Google sacked a worker for making misogynist statements. Audio

There's no move to change the uplifting children's policy in light of footage showing a five year being taken by police from her mother's home. Audio

Tributes flow today for Glen Campbell who has died aged 81 after a battle with Alzheimer's. Audio

Winston Peters tells political editor Paddy Gower he's talking rubbish when it comes to his possession of the Prime Minister text message exchanges with a former worker in his electorate office. Audio

Professor of international law, Al Gillespie, joins the panel to discuss the latest rhetoric from Trump about North Korea. Audio

Director of Waterways for Freshwater Management, Jenny Webster-Brown gives her thoughts on Labour's policy to charge for commercial and agriculture use of water. Audio

Tributes flow today for Glen Campbell who has died aged 81 after a battle with Alzheimer's. What panellists Catherine Robertson and Tim Watkin want to talk about. There's no move to change the… Audio

Director of Waterways for Freshwater Management, Jenny Webster-Brown gives her thoughts on Labour's policy to charge for commercial and agriculture use of water. Professor of international law, Al… Audio

Can Labour claw back the ground it lost now that Jacinda Ardern is leader? Audio

In the fourth episode of Caucus, Guyon Espiner, Lisa Owen and Tim Watkin discuss Bill English's Epsom and Ohariu urges, whether the Greens are losing control, the link between New Zealand First's vote… Audio

In our third Caucus, Labour's fiscals, Winston's growing spending tab, who wants the Māori seats, what a Green Party voter looks like and whether it's OK for Metiria Turei to have deceived WINZ (oh… Audio

In our second Caucus meeting, we talk about Barry Coates being "nuanced when he should have been unequivocal" on coalition agreements, as well as the battle over National and Labour's families… Audio