Phil Goff

The Labour leader says having homeowners pay Earthquake Commission levies through rates would ensure every homeowner was insured. Audio

The National Party is planning to put in place what it calls comprehensive welfare reforms if it is re-elected. Audio

Labour Party leader Phil Goff speaks to reporters about National's proposals to overhaul the welfare system. Audio

Labour's Phil Goff has used the first televised election debate between the leaders of the two main parties to question the integrity of the National leader, John Key. Our parliamentary chief… Audio

While lively exchanges coloured the televised Leaders' Debate last night, there was fiery debate at a meeting in the wealthy Auckland electorate of Epsom. Audio

The Labour Party leader tells a business conference that there are pressing issues to address. Audio

Simon Mercep, Brent Edwards and Patrick O'Meara question Labour Leader Phil Goff about his party's policies and campaign. Audio

Phil Goff talks to reporters about the need to raise the age people can get a pension. Audio

National says the bottomline is you have to work two years longer under Labour. Audio

Labour Party leader Phil Goff outlines a package of three major policies on savings at Parliament. Audio

The first shots of the election campaign have been fired with Labour accusing the government of failing to deliver on the economic promises it made in the 2008 campaign. Audio

Labour is pledging to introduce industry-wide minimum pay and conditions if it comes to power at November's general election. Audio

The Labour Party is refusing to accept the Prime Minister's explanation of his Standard and Poor's comments. Audio

With less than two months until the general election, Labour is struggling to close the gap with National. Audio

The Labour Party says the government's bill to allow the police to resume using hidden video cameras will give the police too much power. Audio

If it wins the election, Labour is promising to buy 15-hundred sections in Canterbury to sell on at cost price to people whose houses are in the red zone. Audio

Labour says the Government using its special World Cup powers to take control of the Auckland waterfront is merely a face-saving move. Audio

The Police Minister, Judith Collins, is dismissing calls for the police to apologise after charges were dropped against more than a dozen people arrested in the 2007 police raids in the Ureweras. Audio

Green Party MP Keith Locke believes the claims in Hagar's book warrant further action and the Labour Party leader Phil Goff, who was the Minister of Defence for some of the period detailed in the… Audio

Phil Goff explains one part of Labour's youth skills and employment policy, which is aimed at ensuring all teenagers are either in work or learning within three years. Audio