Craig Mcculloch

The Internet Party has appeared at Parliament to lobby MPs on a bill set to crack down on cyber bullies. Audio

Opposition MPs have argued that electoral law changes will make it more difficult for some of the country's most vulnerable people to vote. Audio

The Government says it's a bit rich for Labour to demand a families commissioner resign because she wants to be National Party candidate, when Labour already has a candidate from the same office. Audio

The head of Mighty River Power has made an impassioned plea to MPs to make power bills more transparent so people can clearly see who's to blame for rising prices. Audio

A families commissioner has been told she'll have to stand aside from the role if she decides to run as a National Party MP. Audio

Voters will have their say on whether to ditch the country's flag for another design, but not just yet. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key is challenging New Zealand First to match his honesty and be upfront about who it would work with after the election. He's announced the general election will be held on… Audio

The Government's being accused of giving a two-finger salute to those urging it to improve the health of children. Audio

The Justice Minister says she has no regrets over visiting her husband's milk export company while on a tax-payer funded trip to China and says she'd do it all over again. The Prime Minister is… Audio

Flooded Cantabrians angry at no sand bags; 3500 Christchurch residents without power last night; Christchurch mopping up after massive storm; High level meeting on Ukraine in Paris; "Minister of Milk"… Audio

The Finance Minister is being accused of deliberately misleading the public about child poverty by sitting on a statistics slip-up for more than two months. Audio

The Police Minister says a controversial comment made by the incoming Police Commissioner about one of his former colleagues, pales into insignificance against his years of service. Audio

The Government is defending its appointment to the country's top police job, of Commissioner, saying Mike Bush will do an outstanding job. Audio

The Government is spending tens of millions of dollars more on contractors than it did five years ago - in the case of one ministry, five times as much. Audio

The Labour MP Shane Jones' plea for dissatisfied Countdown suppliers to come forward appears to have worked, with the Commerce Minister Craig Foss saying suppliers have now been in touch with him. Audio

The former Prime Minister, Sir Geoffrey Palmer, is calling for a Royal Commission of Inquiry into the public sector, saying it needs a complete overhaul. Audio

The Labour MP, Shane Jones, is being urged to put his money where his mouth is and repeat his allegations about Countdown outside of Parliament. Audio

The New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters, is accusing the Prime Minister of using the Government's spies to keep tabs on him. Audio

The Government says Genesis Energy's plummeting profit won't disturb its plan to partially sell the state-owned power company. Audio

The internet tycoon, Kim Dotcom, is promising to push self-destruct on his Internet Party if it fails to poll above five per cent before ballot papers are printed. Audio