Mike Williams

The GCSB and Kim Dotcom, the upcoming LibertariaNZ conference, and a Labour reshuffle signalled by leader David Shearer. Audio

John Key stands by John Banks over mayoral campaign donation report and the Government's handling of the Christchurch school announcement. Audio

Mike and Mathew discuss the impending sale of Mighty River Power. Audio

Topics - America has been remembering Neil Armstrong, who died at the weekend from complications from a heart procedure. Only half of the country's wealthy individuals worth more than 50 million… Audio

Topics - The Whanganui District Council has lost its legal bid to prevent the serial sex offender Stewart Murray Wilson being released from jail to live in the local prison grounds. A soldier who… Audio

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Bill English has said that solid energy is not in good enough financial shape for a partial sell down. Audio

The MMP review, Labour party infighting and power company privatisations. Audio

Two political polls show differing results. Audio

Topics - An international study suggests that women are lazier than men. Aucklanders will this week receive their first bills under the new region-wide property rates system, with some facing big… Audio

Topics - The BBC has apologised for failings in its Olympics coverage after viewers complained that broadcasts were riddled with mistakes and ignored impressive performances by British athletes. The… Audio

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The National Party conference, asset sales and water. Audio

Beach Boy Brian Wilson has admitted to media, after all this time, there was no real-life Rhonda in their 1965 hit Help Me, Rhonda. The Herald is reporting that a Customs officer has been found to be… Audio

The Maori Party whip, Te Ururoa Flavell, says the party needs time to consider its future in parliament. A prominent New Zealand theologian says parents are confused about the word religion and this… Audio

Stephen Franks and Mike Williams discuss how parties develop the will to lead on hard issues, the Auckland Supercity, the kiwifruit vine disease PSA, and the Labour Party's Secretary General job. Audio

Analysis of asset sales legislation, league tables for schools, the Labour Party General Secretary job, and the ACC shambles. Audio

Analysis of a new TV3 poll that shows the Maori party holding the balance of power and further slippage for National; the projected superannuation blowout and; the u-turn on teacher ratios. Audio

Political commentators Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams discuss last week's budget. Audio

Topics - The age-old custom of greeting with a handshake could be on its way out as many of us prefer to meet with a hug or even a kiss, according to survey commissioned by the soap firm, Radox. Tame… Audio