Mike Williams

Sheepgate, social bonds, the new Green Party co-leader and the Gould report into Labour's election performance. Audio

Leadership tensions, disunity, a lack of money and a failure to communicate all contributed to Labour's worst election result in 92 years, according to a review of the party's 2014 campaign. Audio

Political commentator Mike Williams and Matthew Hooton discuss the Green Party's new co-leader and more on the story Matthew Hooton broke on the strange deal Murray McCully had with a Saudi… Audio

Political commentators Matthew Hooton and Mike William discuss Bill English's 7th budget. Audio

Politics with Matthew Hooton from the right and Mike Williams from the left. Audio

The standoff between the government and Auckland council over special housing areas, this weeks budget, and the UK election result. Audio

Mike and Matthew discuss Labour's strategy, the budget surplus failure, how John Key has made it through another difficult week, and Judith Collins raising her profile. Audio

Political commentators Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams discuss John Key's ponytail problem and the Ports of Auckland stoush. Audio

Political commentators Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams look forward to the budget later in the year. Audio

Political commentators Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams discuss the review of Campbell Live, the disappearing surplus and water pricing. Audio

Political commentators Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams on the outcome of the Northland by-election. Audio

Political commentators Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams on the Northland by-election, Phil Goff and the Auckland Mayoralty. Audio

Seven sikh men were stopped from going to the CWC at Eden Park at the weekend because they were wearing ceremonial swords. Audio

The Auckland Council spent $10k on stylists to give advice to accounts staff. The Council admits it was bad judgement. Audio

What the Panelists Sally Wenley and Mike Williams have been thinking about. Audio

Topics - are elderly people forced to remain out of public places because cities aren't considering their needs? What the Panelists Sally Wenley and Mike Williams have been thinking about. TV ratings… Audio

Are elderly people forced to remain out of public places because cities aren't considering their needs? Audio

Is more money the answer to attracting better quality teachers? We talk to the director of the Institute of Education at Massey University, Prof John O'Neill. Audio

Weather forecaster Richard Green has just been evactuated from Tolaga Bay. He tells us the latest on the storm that's hit the East Cape and Gisborne. Audio

What the Saly Wenley and Mike Williams have been up to. Audio