Parliament Wire Videos

Scoop's Selwyn Manning and Radio Adelaide's Peter Godfrey discuss how pressure continues to mount on Maori Party MP Hone Harawira even after he apologised for the racial slur in a private email. Does this smell of Nat-Whip Spirit?

KiwiFM: Manning & Wallace discuss why Hide's romantic junket is more offensive than Harawira's slur against Pakeha Kiwis. And what's the total amount of expenses charged to his ministerial credit card? What's the cost of the hotel bills, restaurant bills, ...

Selwyn Manning & Peter Godfrey on Govt Minister Rodney Hide apologising for 'casual use' of tax payers' money. Will it get him off the hook? Also, Maori Party MP Hone Harawira is in hot water after using racist slurs against white NZers in an email. ...

Radio Fiji Releases Audio Of Australian Visa Officer Warning Officers Against Accepting Fiji Judicial Appointments...

Radio Adelaide: Selwyn Manning & Peter Godfrey discuss how NZ's PM John Key is not planning on heading to Copenhagen for the December climate change conference & appears to be dithering on climate change solutions. Also, MMP is under pressure!

Wallace Chapman & Selwyn Manning discuss how a NZ Herald Digipol showed 49 % of those surveyed want MMP to go. Is it fueled by dissatisfaction with politicians? Also, the 2009 Melbourne Cup is set to run tomorrow. NZ's favorite is a mare called Daffodil.

Kathryn Jensen and & Selwyn Manning discuss how Bridgestone in Adelaide and its site in Christchurch will lay off workers at Christmas, closing operations at the two plants. Also, NZ and Malaysia have signed a FTA...

95bFM Audio: Scoop's Lyndon Hood joins us this week with an outline of the changes to backroom functions at DHBs, and a whinge of the (5) weeks over the government's use of urgency.

Peter Godfrey & Selwyn Manning discuss how the National-led Govt is moving to hike up ACC levies, instal claimant charges, and cut back entitlements. But first, will National remember to cross its political 'Ts' before its next announcement?

Wallace Chapman & Selwyn Manning discuss how the PM John Key has launched his war on 'P'. The move must be applauded but we must be mindful to hold the Govt to account on its plan & ensure the money is not at the expense of other essential services.

Selwyn Manning & Peter Godfrey discuss how PM John Key is off today for New York where he will speak to the UN general assembly on nuclear-free NZ, meet with Ban Ki-Moon, have a convo with Barack Obama, and be a guest on the David Letterman Show!

Radio Adelaide: Selwyn Manning & Peter Godfrey discuss how Labour leader Phil Goff has drawn a line in the sand apologising for the previous Labour Govt being distracted and not listening to New Zealanders. Also, the weekend's Undie 500 caused mayhem...

95bFM Audio: Selwyn Manning joins Paul Deady to discuss 'Audrey's Notebook' the case of the Treasury official who dropped her notebook, and within which was found plans for a merger and reform of NZ's intelligence agencies. What's this all about then?

Audio: Wallace Chapman and Scoop's Selwyn Manning discuss how the National-led Government plans to hold a referendum on whether the public believe MMP as an electoral system should stay, and, if not which electoral system is the preference.

Audio: Selwyn Manning & Pter Godfrey discuss the National-led Government's plan to hold a referendum that asks Kiwi voters whether they think NZ's MMP electoral system is working for them, and if not, what is the preferred system: FPP, STV or...

Radio Adelaide: Selwyn Manning & Peter Godfrey discuss how Len Brown, south Auckland's strongest local govt leader is taking on John Banks for the super city mayoralty. Also, NZ's recession looks about to be over with Auckland driving the recovery.

95bFM: Counterclockwise - Spike Mountjoy and Paul Deady take a look behind the nasty spat that's brewing among the government and it's coalition partners over Maori Seats on the Auckland super-city council.

KiwiFM: Wallace Chapman and Selwyn Manning discuss how the gate's been shut on Auckland Maori & Cabinet's given a pat on the back to Rodney Hide. PM John Key said Cabinet's view is there should not be specific Maori seats on the Auckland super city council.

Radio Adelaide: Manning & Godfrey discuss the National-Led Govt's dilemma over whether to include or exclude Maori from having direct representation on Auckland's new council. Also, PM John Key looks to be resisting pressure to have NZ's anti-smacking law repealed...