Ron Mark

There has been some news recently about 33 New Zealanders who died in the Malayan, Korea, and Vietnam wars. After a long campaign, members of the fallen soldier's families will finally have their… Audio, Gallery

New Zealand First's Ron Mark supports a motion in the House to acknowledge those affected by fires in Christchurch and Selwyn. Audio

One of Carterton's great characters has died. Gary McPhee, a former mayor of the Wairarapa town, and the region's sole representative on the Greater Wellington Regional Council, died at his home on… Audio

New Zealand photographer, Geoff Walker, has been arrested in Uganda. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs says it's aware of reports that a New Zealander is being questioned by the police in Uganda. It… Audio

Editor of daily newspaper the Wairarapa Times-Age Andrew Bonallack talks about the big issues facing newspapers, his district and what makes Wairarapa so special. Audio

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters won't be demanding an apology from his deputy for telling Korean-born MP Melissa Lee to go back to Korea if she doesn't like the way things are done in this… Audio

Politicians of all stripes say it is disgraceful that New Zealand First deputy leader Ron Mark told the Korean-born National MP, Melissa Lee to go back to Korea. Audio

The New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters, says his deputy Ron Mark has no need to apologise for telling Korean-born National MP Melissa Lee to go back to South Korea if she doesn't like the way… Audio

While some are celebrating the addition of the Red Peak design into the November flag referendum, others are less than impressed. Ron Mark is the deputy leader of New Zealand First. Audio

With dairy farmers under pressure from Fonterra's low milk payout, there are fears many will be forced off the land under the burden of debt. Audio

After three days of speculation New Zealand First has announced its new deputy leader is Ron Mark. Audio

An announcement to scrap a controversial plan to roll Wellington's nine councils into one Super City could be made this afternoon. Audio

New Zealand First is calling for the country's troops to be brought home from their training mission to Iraq, after its MP, Ron Mark, called Iraqi soldiers cowards. Audio

The MP who first questioned the Government about Defence Force training for Iraq last year says the matter's been mishandled and people's lives are being affected. Audio

New Zealand First's Police spokesperson is calling on the government to refund all speeding tickets given out during the holiday period. Audio

The New Zealand First MP and former Carterton mayor, Ron Mark, has called the Supercity plan deadly. Audio

The Department of Corrections has been heavily criticised for Smith skipping the country. Audio

Peter Fowler explores the push to build irrigation dams. Audio

A condolence book for the 11 victims of the tragedy will be set up at Carterton's Event Centre for people to sign today. Audio