Winston Peters

ACT leader to complain and Winston Peters joins us live. Audio

Mr Qarase met with the 6 Pacific Islands Foreign Ministers, who are there to assess Fiji's ability to hold democratic elections. Audio

The Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters says Fiji could logistically carry out elections as soon as early next year. Audio

A group of ministers from the Pacific Island Forum have met with Fiji's coup leader Frank Bainimarama today. Audio

The Foreign Affairs Minister, Winston Peters flys to Fiji later today in his first visit to the country since the 2006 coup. Audio

Legislation to abolish the office is being considered by Parliament's law and order select committee. Audio

The Electoral Commission reported the party to police yesterday after determining the party may have breached the act. Audio

Bainimarama says elections to restore democracy will not be held until corruption in the country has been eradicated. Audio

New Zealand is backing international calls for the vote to be delayed. Audio

Frank Bainimarama pulled out of election talks at the end of last week accusing New Zealand and Australia of interference. Audio

Winston Peters discusses what pressure this country might be able to bring to bear on Zimbabwe. Audio

New Zealand First leader and Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters has confirmed he will stand in Tauranga at the election. Audio

Helen Clark has delivered a Crown apology in Parliament to over 3000 Vietnam veterans. Audio

Mr Peters unveiled his policies at a Grey Power meeting yesterday. Audio

The New Zealand First Party wants GST cut from 12 and a half to ten percent. Audio

The Foreign Affairs Minister, Winston Peters is calling it a"seismic change"for our international representation. Audio

Auckland airport shares plummeted in the wake of the Government's decision to reject the Canadian bid for 40 percent stake. Audio

Trade Minister, Phil Goff says China has no problems with Mr Peters' opposition. Audio

NZ First says it will vote against the Free Trade Agreement with China, because there is not enough in the deal for NZ. Audio

Mr Peters joins Mary Wilson to talk about Free Trade Agreement. Audio