Rodney Hide

Most businesses want lower taxes, changes to employment law, ACC opened up to competition. Audio

With Act Party leader Rodney Hide. Audio

Helen Clark says SFO investigation"seeped out"to National. Audio

PM says she believes National leader John Key was tipped off, allowing him to declare that he wouldn't work with Peters. Audio

The row over political donations to New Zealand First, and who knew about them and when, is growing increasingly murky. Audio

This is despite Winston Peters's lawyer Peter Williams saying the SFO could clear up the matter in 5 minutes. Audio

The ACT Party leader Rodney Hide has been ejected from Parliament in a fiery and bitter exchange involving Winstone Peters. Audio

Mr Peters yesterday accused the committee of bias and incompetence at its hearing into the NZ First donations issue this week. Audio

Act Party leader Rodney Hide, who lodged complaints with the Privileges Committee was at last night's hearing and joins us. Audio

Winston Peters is to answer questions about donation before Parliament's privileges committee. Audio

Another secret recording of a senior National party MP has emerged, adding to Labour claims that National has a hidden agenda. Audio

In what's expected to be a fiery session New Zealand First leader Winston Peters will front up to parliament. Audio

National's leader John Key says if the party leads the next Government it would repeal the Electoral Finance Act. Audio

Can Winston Peters explain away the donation to his legal fighting fund, and what will other political parties make of it? Audio

Some of the National Party's likely post-election allies are accusing it of refusing to engage in a proper policy debate. Audio

New Zealanders on the average wage need a weekly tax cut of 35 dollars just to break even, according to the Act Party. Audio

ACT leader Rodney Hide has put the boot into National's 1.5 billion dollar broadband plan. Audio

Young supporters of ACT are being condemmned for selling cut price party pills to promote membership of the Act on Campus. Audio

ACT has struggled to top one-percent in the party vote and the onus is now on the leader, Rodney Hide, to retain Epsom. Audio

With the general election looming, is hoping the return of Sir Roger Douglas will boost the party's fortunes. Audio