Mike Williams

The Australian Rugby Union is supporting a call by its New Zealand counterpart for changes to the World Cup cost structure, Canterbury's estimated 30 billion-dollar earthquake rebuild could receive a… Audio

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The ongoing debrief over the Rugby World Cup opening weekend, Labour's education policy release and the emissions trading scheme review. Audio

National's post-election list; Other People's Wars and more from both the Left and the Right. Audio

Labour's impending announcement on industry training, Labour's leadership and alcohol law reform. Audio

With just three months to go before the election, Labour is failing to gain any ground on National's substantial lead in the polls. Audio

Looking at possible strategies leading up to the general election. Audio

Phil Goff's handling of the Darren Hughes affair is continuing to cast a shadow over Labour as it tries desperately to get its election strategy back on track. Audio

Politics from across the spectrum. Audio

The former president of the Labour Party, Mike Williams, says being able to claim overseas travel expenses makes up for the lousy salaries MPs earn, and they should be given a pay rise if the… Audio

Former Labour Party President, Mike Williams, and Political Commentator, Chris Trotter, talks to Kathryn about the demise of Chris Carter. Audio

Joining the program are Mike Williams (former Labour Party president), along with our political commentators Andrew Campbell and Matthew Hooton. Audio

More now on the MP Chris Carter, who has been suspended from Labour's caucus after admitting he was behind an anonymous letter aimed at de-stabilising Phil Goff's leadership. Audio

The Labour MP Chris Carter has been sent home in disgrace and forced to publicly apologise by his leader over his spending as a former Minister. Audio

The Labour Party leader Phil Goff will today award new portfolios to several politicians, after demoting three MPs over their misuse of ministerial credit cards. Audio

Guests who turned up at England's highest pub to celebrate New Year's Eve last Thursday have only just begun returning home today. Audio

A massive iceberg seventeen hundred kilometres off the coast of West Australia is splitting up into hundreds of pieces. Audio

Mike Williams from Pakuranga chooses"Layla"by Eric Clapton. Audio

A half-kilometre wide iceberg formed of Antarctic glacial flow has been spotted heading for New Zealand waters. Audio

Try as it might, Labour has failed to prevent itself from being drawn into the allegations surrounding Winston Peters. Audio