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Political commentators Morten & Jones
Political commentators Brigitte Morten and Neale Jones discuss the PM's trip to Australia and developments on rights for Kiwis and 501 deportees, National leader Christopher Luxon's trip to the UK… Audio
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Politics with Neale Jones and Brigitte Morten
Neale, Brigitte and Kathryn discuss a range of issues on the political agenda, including Jacinda Ardern's business trip to Australia this week straight off the back of her northern hemisphere visit… Audio
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Music with Kirsten Zemke: The power of the duet
Audio 22 Jun 2022Music commentator Kirsten Zemke joins Kathryn to play some duets. Traditionally a duet is a musical composition/performance for two in which the performers have equal importance. Today we look at some… Video, Audio
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French election: Macron loses absolute majority in parliament in 'democratic shock'
French President Emmanuel Macron has lost control of the National Assembly in legislative elections, a major setback that could throw the country into political paralysis.
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Analysis: Tauranga byelection results
The dust has settled, the hoardings have been packed away, and to nobody's great surprise, Tauranga voters overwhelmingly chose National's Sam Uffindell to be their new MP.
But the voter turnout… Audio
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Political commentators: Brigitte Morten and Lamia Imam
Lamia, Brigitte and Kathryn discuss the latest Kantar Public poll, Labour's turn towards negative attack ads, Three Waters legislation reaches the house and the PM's White House meeting. Brigitte… Audio
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A Budget searching for balance
Audio 21 May 2022In today's Focus on Politics podcast Deputy Political Editor Craig McCulloch runs the numbers on the Budget and its political implications. Audio
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Budget 2022 does little to stop New Zealand from 'going backwards'
Analysis - Since Grant Robertson became Minister of Finance, government spending has gone up 68 percent. Granting everybody's wishes may be fun, but Brigitte Morten asks: Is it unsustainable?
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Budget 2022 does little to stop NZ 'going backwards'
Analysis - Since Grant Robertson became Minister of Finance, government spending has gone up 68 percent. Granting everybody's wishes may be fun, but Brigitte Morten asks: Is it unsustainable?
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Political commentators Morten & Te Pou
Shane, Brigitte and Kathryn look ahead to the Government's Emissions Reduction Plan, Thursday's Budget, also reflecting on the border reopening, immigration reset and the Maori Party's decision not to… Audio
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Commentator on ACT Party's alternative budget
David Seymour has offered his party's own budgetary roadmap to help the country find its way out of the economic woods. The ACT Party leader's plan offers a mix of ideas, from gradually raising the… Audio
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Political commentators Jones & Morten
Neale Jones was Chief of Staff to Labour Leader Jacinda Ardern, and prior to that was Chief of Staff to Andrew Little. He is the director of Capital Government Relations. Neale Jones and Brigitte… Audio
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Social media's influence, emergency response to be explored at terror attacks' inquest
The coroner's inquest into the mosque terror attacks will look into the role of social media in the killer's radicalisation, and the emergency response on the day.
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Political commentators Mills & Morten
Stephen Mills is an executive director at Talbot Mills research limited which is the polling firm used by Labour. He is a former political adviser to two Labour governments. Brigitte Morten is a… Audio
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Political commentators Jones & Morten
Neale Jones was Chief of Staff to Labour Leader Jacinda Ardern, and prior to that was Chief of Staff to Andrew Little. He is the director of Capital Government Relations. Brigitte Morten is a director… Audio
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Political commentators Morten & Te Pou
Brigitte, Shane and Kathryn discuss National overtaking Labour in the polls, and whether this is a turning point for the Labour Government. Also National's strategy in honing in on cost of living, and… Audio
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Terror attack victims' families to view undisclosed material for first time
Families of the Muslims murdered in the Christchurch terror attacks will be given a raft of police and medical documents as part of a coronial inquiry into the mass shooting.
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Political commentators Mills & Morten
National's leader Christopher Luxon makes the case for tax cuts. Kathryn, Stephen and Brigitte discuss what further sanctions New Zealand could place on Russia. Also, the protest at Parliament is… Audio
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'Eternal boy': The many cricket lives of Shane Warne
As Australia plans a state funeral after the legend's shock death, the ABC's Russell Jackson remembers what made "Warnie" so unforgettable. Audio
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'Institutional bias' a concern as coronial court hearing on mosque terror attacks ends
A coronial court heard from the Human Rights Commission and the terrorist's lawyer, in the final day of a scope hearing on the Christchurch terror attacks yesterday.
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Terrorist intends seeking a judicial review of Royal Commission's findings
The lawyer for the terrorist who murdered 51 people in the Christchurch mosque attacks says he intends to seek a judicial review of the Royal Commission.
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Islamic groups highlight 'significant' online extremism in NZ
The main focus at the hearing yesterday was on the impact of digital platforms, and this morning the terrorist's lawyer and the Human Rights Commission are expected to make submissions.
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Muslims remain at risk of being targeted by terrorists within NZ, coroner told
The Islamic Women's Council has told a coronial hearing into the Christchurch mosque attacks that Muslims are still in danger of being targeted by terrorists in New Zealand.
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Christchurch terror attacks: Coronial hearing continues with more submissions
Islamic groups and first responders are expected to make submissions to the coroner's scope hearing on the Christchurch terror attacks today.
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Mosque attack victims' families ask coroner to review country's gun licensing system
Lawyers for the families of people killed in the Christchurch mosque attacks have told a hearing a coronial inquiry must examine the country's defective gun licensing regime.
