John Key
PM described as 'out of touch' over homelessness
Prime Minister John Key is being called completely out of touch after saying people living in cars or under bridges should seek help from Work and Income. Audio
John Key's solution to Auckland's housing crisis
I asked the Prime Minister John Key why people in Auckland are being forced to live in cars. Audio
Why was Key grinning as he was thrown out of the House?
OPINION: If winners are grinners, it wasn't hard to see who was claiming victory after the Prime Minister's ejection from Parliament, writes Bevan Rapson. Video
Opposition MPs put the boot in the PM
Opposition MPs are putting the boot into the Prime Minister after he got kicked out of the House yesterday. Audio
PM thrown out of the House
During a heated exchange on the Panama Papers, Prime Minister John Key was kicked out of the house for the first time ever, after he failed to stop talking when told to by the Speaker. Audio
John Key thrown out of Parliament
Prime Minister John Key has been ejected from the House for disobeying the Speaker, after a heated exchange with Greens co-leader James Shaw over the Panama Papers. Video
PM kicked out of the House
John Key was ejected this afternoon for not listening to the Speaker David Carter. Audio
PM responds to Panama accusations, events
This afternoon, Prime Minister John Key took to the Beehive theatrette to respond to events, revelations and accusations of the day relating to the Panama Papers in his weekly post-Cabinet press… Video, Audio
Industry leader says cyber security unit long overdue
The Prime Minister has used the Panama Papers as a cautionary tale to underline the need for strong cyber security. Audio
New Zealand unlikely to offer PNG resettlement for detainees
New Zealand unlikely to offer PNG resettlement for Manus detainees. Audio
Key defends stance on foreign trusts
The Prime Minister has defended his relationship with ministers and his lawyer after allegations relating to a review of the foreign trust sector. Demelza Leslie reports. Audio
Key rejects allegations his lawyer influenced trust decision
The Prime Minister, John Key, says his lawyer went too far when lobbying the Revenue Minister not to change the rules governing foreign-owned trusts. Audio
Farm at centre of an OIO inquiry
The Prime Minister says the overseas buyers of a Taranaki farm in 2014 could be made to sell it if the Overseas Investment Office determines they are not of good character. Audio
Call for inquiry into New Zealand's 'tax haven' status
Following the release of the Panama papers, a new poll indicates more than half of New Zealanders are worried about New Zealand being a tax haven, and think a full public and independent inquiry is… Audio
Proposed land tax for non-residents mooted by PM
The Prime Minister has signalled a land tax for non-residents may be on the cards, if forthcoming figures indicate a significant impact on the New Zealand property market by non-resident buyers. Video, Audio
Amway's elite salespeople heading to Queenstown
They were there to hear the Prime Minister - and Minister of Tourism - John Key announce Queenstown will host 10-thousand Amway sales staff from China in two years time. Audio
NZ gains access to export chilled meat to China
The Government has gained access for chilled meat into China. Audio
PM repeats his view no one owns water
The Prime Minister John Key has reiterated his rock solid view that no one owns water. Audio
China supportive of Helen Clark's bid for UN top job
The Chinese President has told the Prime Minister he is very supportive of Helen Clark's bid for the top United Nations job. Audio
