John Key

The Labour Party's Kelvin Davis is urging the government to support the First Nations people's protest at Standing Rock in North Dakota. But John Key says it's a domestic American matter. Audio

The former Labour leader and MP for New Lynn, David Cunliffe, is quitting politics after 17 years in Parliament. His colleagues acknowlede a job well done and wish him well in his new career. Audio

The Prime Minister says overall crime rates are continuing to drop, but acknowledges there has been an increase in certain types of crime. Audio

Prime Minister John Key dismisses Labour's light rail plan for Auckland, saying buses are the best option. Audio

A specialist in sports event economics, Sam Richardson, says the economic argument for Duco to get Major Events funding for Joseph Parker's forthcoming world heavyweight boxing fight is "not… Audio

The Prime Minister John Key says talks with his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi have lent new momentum to stalled free trade negotiations. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key is hoping his visit to India will add some political momentum to the long running free trade talks between the two countries. Audio

Prime Minister John Key is rejecting the Salvation Army's criticisms that his government is using immigration to solve skill shortages, rather than training young New Zealanders Audio

Nearly $15 million seized from criminals will pay for 15 initiatives to tackle drug abuse. The number of people using P is dropping, but more still needs to be done, John Key says. Audio

John Key denies the Government is not doing enough to improve housing supply in Auckland and tells Kim Hill it is comprehensively tackling the problems of poverty in New Zealand Audio

Fijian Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama is coming to New Zealand later this month, and John Key says it's "highly likely" New Zealand will host him. Audio

As Phil Goff leaves Parliament to take up the Auckland Mayoralty reins, the jostling for his Mount Roskill seat begins. Audio