Winston Peters

Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters has returned from a visit to the United States where he spoke at an event promoting religious freedom.

Last week on Morning Report, the Prime Minister was asked… Audio

Prior to becoming government, Labour had promised to challenge Australia over its detention policy. But kiwis who've been deported say the government hasn't backed its strong words with actions. Logan… Video, Audio

Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters joins Corin Dann for the weekly leader interview.

He discusses the trade war between the US and China, and its impact on New Zealand. Audio

Technology company Fuji Xerox New Zealand is back in the Government's good books after being suspended as a contractor for more than a year.

But one of its biggest critics, Winston Peters, still… Audio

The bill that would give the terminally ill the right to choose to die faces a make or break vote in Parliament later today. MPs will vote according to their consciences on whether to let David… Audio

The threat of the Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle has intensified in Solomon Islands with the potential to destroy up to half of the country's crops. Audio

New Zealand's deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters has just completed his second Pacific visit of the year, touting the success of his "Pacific Reset" policy. Audio

Leader of NZ First, Winston Peters. Audio

Finance Minister Grant Robertson says some of the Budget details leaked to the opposition are right, but others are wrong, and Treasury is now investigating how National got hold of the documents. Audio

The Speaker Trevor Mallard is in the spotlight over his handling of sexual assault allegations at Parliament.

Mr Mallard's comments on RNZ on Wednesday, suggesting a rapist could be walking the… Audio

Fans of hokey pokey and french vanilla ice cream are warning the new owners of Tip Top not to mess with the products. The global ice cream company Froneri is buying the company from Fonterra for $380… Audio

Campaigners against "Killer Robots" have called out the government for having a weak and timid stance on autonomous weapons. They briefed MPs today and called for the Minister for Disarmament -… Audio

Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters has doubled down on his criticism of the International Committee of the Red Cross over its decision to publicise the kidnapping of Louisa Akavi. Audio

The Foreign Affairs Minister has accused the International Red Cross of putting the life of New Zealand nurse Lousia Avaki at increased risk by going public with her kidnapping. The aid agency went… Audio

Senior members of the New Zealand China Council have reportedly been told there's no room for Dame Jenny Shipley to be reappointed when it undergoes a restructure next month. The downsizing of the… Audio