Josie Pagani

Matthew Hooton and Josie Pagani discuss the current situation with Labour. Audio

Fallout from the Pike river commission findings, unemployment figures, and Labour's conference. Audio

Talking today about the Governments response to the productivity commission. Audio

Topics - Hotels are charging exorbitant rates for Wi-Fi and guests are much better off paying for their own mobile internet. It sounds like bad fiction, doesn't it? An Auckland court has heard how a… Audio

The Minister of Justice, Judith Collins, is defending the requirement for councils to wait for a year before they can use their new liquor licensing powers. Audio

Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

The Greens' new monitory policy, John Key's trip to the Hollywood film industry, the Kim Dotcom case, and the Labour reshuffle. Audio

The visit of Leon Panetta Audio

Labour's big education announcement, the looming US election and asset sales on hold. Audio

Politics from the left and the right. Audio

The recommendations of the MMP review from the electoral commission have been released. Audio

The blueprint for renewing Christchurch's CBD, and the NZ Herald's Mood of the Boardroom Survey. Audio

The Cook Street Chorus sings your complaints, National Poetry Day sees poets - both fledgling and award-winning - take to the streets, cafes, auditoriums and class rooms all over the country to read… Audio

The CALLS GO ON for the Prime Minister to dump John Banks as a minister after a police investigation cleared him of electoral finance offences but found he personally solicited large donations he… Audio

The politics of water and government asset sales. Audio

Discussion today on the ten targets of the current government, asset sales, and Kiwisaver. Audio

The shambles at ACC, Auditor General investigation of the Sky City convention centre, superannuation issues, and share float legislation close to passing. Audio

The government has been coming under attack over education policy. Audio

Pre-Budget announcements ahead of Thursday's release, austerity and Greece. Audio

Topics - When men and women look at ads featuring scantily-clad women, their brains process them as objects, not people, a new study suggests. The ratio of teachers to students in New Zealand's… Audio