Clare Curran

Sarah Putt discusses what Clare Curran is likely to bring as the new Minister for Communications and Broadcasting, Vocus putting its NZ business up for sale, and Facebook snapping up tbh. Audio

Hundreds of families will be affected by IDEA's decision to stop providing a range of disability services. Now, parents are meeting to demand answers of the IHC agency. Audio

The Labour Party says the government's food service contract for district health boards is an absolute mess. Audio

A meeting is underway in Dunedin tonight to discuss the impact of last year's June floods and the work being undertaken by the Council to ensure South Dunedin doesn't flood again. Audio

A report into the severe flooding in Dunedin last year finds 75 percent of mud, overflow and storage tanks were non compliant. The South Dunedin MP, Clare Curran, says the report is damning. Audio

The Labour Party's IT spokesperson Clare Curran, quoting inside sources, says the company will announce what would one of the country's largest ever corporate redundancies within weeks. Audio

Telecom has confirmed it is in the middle of telling some workers they are losing their jobs but it won't say how many. Audio

Dunedin's mayor, Dave Cull, says the closure of the historic Kiwirail Hillside workshop in Dunedin is rough news for workers with less than six weeks to Christmas. Audio

The Labour Party says the government has replaced the telecommunications commissioner out of fear he would reduce the Crown's return from its 1.5 billion dollar investment in Ultra Fast Broadband. Audio

1. Hon CLAYTON COSGROVE to the Minister of Finance: When did he become aware of the decision to write down the value of KiwiRail by $6.7 billion?
2. CATHERINE DELAHUNTY to the Minister of Energy and…

Labour's broadcasting spokesperson, Clare Curran, says the plan will incorporate and strengthen existing resources in a new public broadcaster if it wins this month's general election. Audio

Labour says it could rip up a contract given to Telecom to roll out ultra-fast broadband if it wins power in November's election. Audio

The Labour MP, Clare Curran, has been thrown out of Parliament during Question Time today for wearing a Highlanders rugby jersey in the House. Audio

The Labour Party is accusing the government of tying up billions of dollars of taxpayer money, in a deal with Telecom, to roll out Ultrafast Broadband. Audio