Matthew Hooton

Politics and election looming next year. Audio

Rod Oram, talks about the developments of Air New Zealands new fleet. Audio

Highlights of the year from the world of business, politics, sport, and science. With Rod Oram, Matthew Hooton, Andrew Campbell, Joseph Romanos and David Haywood. Audio

The fallout from the Wikileaks diplomatic cables regarding Helen Clark and the current New Zealand Government and the 15 billion dollar Government deficit. Audio

NZ wikileaks and the foreshore and seabed and are we really facing the prospect of some new political parties before the next election? Audio

Winston Peters is back in the news. Audio

Politics across the spectrum. Audio

Discussing the Mana by-election. Audio

Pansy Wong, APEC, and the Mana by-election. Audio

Discussion of all the current political issues including defence problems and ACC levies. Audio

Matthew and Andrew discuss what's going on in the Maori Party, the Hobbit deal, and John Key in Asia. Audio

Public housing policy, The Hobbit saga and employment law. Audio

The Labour Party conference and whether John Key's immense popularity is a millstone for the National party. Audio

The local body election results and the implications for national politics, the latest on the economy and TVNZ's reviewing of its editorial policies. Audio

The spectrum is covered from left to right and right to wrong. Audio

Tax changes and the implications for New Zealanders and the future of the ACT party. Audio

Following David Garretts' admission that he stole the identity of a dead baby to get a fake passport, political commentator Matthew Hooton discusses the future of the ACT Party. Audio

Andrew Campbell and Matthew Hooton discuss the political implications of the earthquake, including the mayoral race; SIS recruitment; the foreshore and seabed; and the Rugby World Cup. Audio

The Government's response to the Canterbury earthquake, and the South Canterbury Finance bail-out and republicanism. Audio

A look at Alcohol law changes - plus the South Canterbury Finance bailout, and the teachers strike. Audio