Phil Twyford
Labour: port reform needed, but selling won't help
Labour's Transport Spokesperson, Phil Twyford, gives his party's perspective on the reform necessary to increase efficiency and effectiveness in the competitive ports industry. Audio
Government excludes leaky apartment owners
The government is standing by its decision to exclude apartment owners from its plan to help leaky home owners. Audio
Police consider full-time AOS team for Auckland
The police are looking to give Auckland a full-time Armed Offenders Squad to meet the demand for callouts. Audio
Labour says Australian company is likely to get RWC contract
The Labour Party says an eight-million-dollar contract for the Rugby World Cup's opening and closing ceremonies is about to be awarded to Australia. Audio
Race now wide open for Te Atatu Labour Party candidacy
The race is now wide open for the Labour Party candidacy in Te Atatu, and two sitting MPs are among the contenders. Audio
Twyford sorry for electioneering email
The Labour MP, Phil Twyford, has apologised for sending out electioneering emails from the Parliamentary email system. Audio
Labour says wheels coming off plans for RWC party central
The Labour Party's says the wheels seem to be coming off the Government's plans for a party central in Auckland during the Rugby World Cup. Audio
Debate heats up over supply of water by private companies
A law allowing local councils to contract out the supply of water to private companies for thirty five years has passed its first test in Parliament. Audio
Protesters outside Supercity Select Committee
Protesters outside the latest Parliamentary Select Committee on Auckland's Supercity say their democratic rights are being trampled on. Audio
Super city protest organised by Labour's Phil Twyford
Today's protest against the select committee on the Auckland supercity is being organised by one of the committee's own members. Audio
Kiwis who should be famous - Alyn Ware
Labour MP Phil Twyford nominates peace activist Alyn Ware - one of the world's most effective peace workers, who has led key initiatives for peace education and nuclear abolition in New Zealand and… Audio
Third Supercity Bill passes third reading
Efforts to set up the new structure for the Auckland Supercity moved a step closer last night with the third and final supercity bill passing its third reading. Audio
National forced Hide's local body u-turn - Labour
Labour says it can see John Key's hand behind the u-turn by Local Government Minister Rodney Hide over forcing councils to focus on core services only. Audio
Politicians clash over super-city consultation
It's full steam ahead for Auckland's super-city, as associate Local Government Minister John Carter and transition team head Mark Ford step up meetings across the country. Audio
Upset over Key's seeming endorsement of Banks
There's upset over John Key's seeming affirmation of Auckland City Mayor, John Banks as his pick for Super mayor. Audio
Radical change to foreign aid distribution
Radical changes to the way New Zealand aid is allocated are being described as the worst possible scenario. Audio
Labour organised aid conference kicks off this morning
Opposition parties and aid groups are to get together later today. Audio