Trevor Mallard

Disappointment has continued for New Zealand in the pool, with Gareth Kean finishing last in his heat of the 200 metre backstroke - three seconds short of his personal best. Audio

Ms Collins and ACC chairman John Judge to come on the programme this morning. Both declined. Labour MP, Trevor Mallard joined Simon Mercep. Audio

1. SIMON BRIDGES to the Minister of Finance: What reports has he received on the economy 2. Hon ANNETTE KING to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he received on the cost of living?… Audio

1. TODD McCLAY to the Minister of Finance: What reports has he received on the economy 2. KEVIN HAGUE to the Minister of Labour: Does she agree that the test of practicability in the Health and… Audio

The Labour Party says a return to politics for resigned MP Darren Hughes is possible. Audio

The Air Force has confirmed the Prime Minister has used a Defence Force Iroquois helicopters four times since March the 31st, but doesn't know how much it cost the taxpayer. Audio

The Auditor-General's office is investigating the use of travel perks by the former National MP Pansy Wong and her husband Sammy Wong. Audio

Labour's finance spokesperson Trevor Mallard says the Prime Minister is being"economical with the truth"in regard to what he knew about the deal to buy 34 new ministerial BMWs. Audio

The Council of Trade Unions says correspondence between the Government and film maker Sir Peter Jackson confirms its claim that New Zealand's industrial relations policy has been manipulated by the… Audio

The Labour Party says changes proposed by the Government will leave children at short-term creches and baby sitting services vulnerable to sex offenders. Audio

The government has agreed to change employment laws and also give Warner Brothers an extra 33-point-five million dollars in concessions to keep the two Hobbit films in New Zealand. Audio

The Prime Minister expects Warner Brothers to announce before the weekend whether filming of The Hobbit will go ahead in New Zealand. Audio

The Labour Party is confident many employers support bringing back industry-wide agreements but Business New Zealand has criticised the policy as a return to the 1970s. Audio

The Labour Party is accusing the government of enacting a whole raft of legislation that gives far too much power to government ministers to the detriment of Parliament. Audio

Trevor Mallard says the Education Minister needs to learn from lessons of the past. Audio

The Labour leader, Phil Goff had agreed to be interviewed on this issue this morning, but then his office said he was unavailable at this time. Audio

The suspended Labour MP, Chris Carter, admits his political career may be over, but he says he's right to attack Phil Goff's leadership because he can't win the next election for Labour. Audio

Labour MP Trevor Mallard is on the select committee considering the bill and says not a single drink more will be bought because of it. Audio

Andy Haden may be about to lose his job as the Rugby World Cup Ambassador after making comments about sports stars and sexual assaults on young women. The Labour's Party's Rugby World Cup spokesman… Audio

The Associate Education Minister says he has changed his mind about the Government's flagship policy on national education standards. Audio