Matthew Hooton

Recommendations in the manufacturing and export sectors, and the political ramifications, lead discussions this morning. Audio

The political fallout from the resignation of Peter Dunne. Audio

On the accuracy of polls, the Green Party conference, food in schools, unemployment and skills shortages. Audio

Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams discuss two new political polls, Ikarioa Rawhiti candidates and the GCSB and IPCA reports. Audio

The Budget - the slim surplus forecast, housing policy and food in schools. Aaron Gilmore's departure, MMP review and Auckland planning. Audio

The Auckland housing plan; SkyCity convention centre deal; GCSB legislation; Aaron Gilmore; and the Mighty River Power float. Audio

Pressure on National MP Aaron Gilmore is ramping up, as unions call for him to resign and a political commentator says he has no future in politics. Audio

The Labour/Greens bid to take the volatility out of the electricity market; the Mighty River Power share float; Tim Groser misses WTO job, and; the mayoralty race for Auckland and Wellington. Audio

The latest TV political polls and the Labour /Green electricity policy. Audio

The impact on NZ of Thatcher's death, GCSB, teacher protests and was John Key's trip to china a success? Audio

John Key's comments on North Korea. The future of Tiwai point and electricity supply. Audio

Rio Tinto deal, privacy and government agencies, John Key's trip to China. Audio

Shearer's forgotten bank account; Susan Devoy as the new Race Relations Commissioner; Hekia Parata's speech to the Secondary Principals' Association; no enquiry into Solid Energy; Novopay's technical… Audio

Solid Energy bosses fronting up to Parliament, the carpark tax, and continuing woes for the Education minister. Audio

RMA, drought, solid energy, and Mighty River Power. Audio

The Supreme Court water ruling and the impending Mighty River Power float, a controversial exit speech by Labour MP Charles Chauvel and the latest political polling. Audio

Discussing Solid Energy, Labour's reshuffle, and ask whether the ACT Party still has the 500 members required by the Electoral Act. Audio

Richard Prosser; Christchurch schools; and the 'living wage'. Audio

John Key's bilateral meeting with Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard, the prospect of a four-year parliamentary term and the state of the Navy. Audio

The Novopay debacle continues and we look at what's expected from Waitangi this year. Audio