Winston Peters

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters says foreign investment wouldn't be needed if the Government hadn't suspended its payments to the Cullen superannuation fund. Audio

The Government has continued to defend the Prime Minister's right to refuse to answer questions about his contact with rightwing blogger Cameron Slater. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, yesterday dodged questions in the House about the right-wing blogger, Cameron Slater, in a way in which opposition MPs are calling shameful. Audio

Winston Peters has denounced the Prime Minister's decision to hand the running of the country's spy agencies over to Chris Finlayson. Audio

On the last day of campaigning here, the New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters, has been hit up by a Greens' supporter, Chris Owen, in Auckland about which party Mr Peters would support in… Audio

Both John Key and David Cunliffe say they can work with NZ First but won't say what ministerial role would be on offer. Guyon Espiner spoke to Winston Peters about NZ First post-election. Audio

New Zealand First's leader is polling at 8.1 percent in the latest herald Digipoll. Audio

New Zealand First party leader Winston Peters talks with Kathryn Ryan about policies and bottom lines in the lead up to the election. Audio

Act's not the only party taking a pot shot at New Zealand First. Audio

A former High Court judge will investigate whether the former Minister Judith Collins was gunning for the head of the Serious Fraud Office in 2011. Audio

The New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters, is on the line. Audio

Mr. Peters' reaction to the resignation. Audio

The New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters, says someone representing the National Party minister, Judith Collins, approached him to ask if he could work with her after the election, if he couldn't… Audio

A new political poll has tipped the balance of power in Winston Peters' favour just weeks out from the election. Audio

And listening to that report was party leader Winston Peters, who joins the program. Audio

The special election debate with leaders of the minor parties. Audio

Philippa Tolley explores whether more distance is needed between politicians and some immigration decisions Audio

The New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters, has courted controversy by using a joke about Asians during his party's campaign launch yesterday. Audio

New Zealand First says it would put a stop to the Chinese purchase of a Hawke's Bay farm as part of coalition deals. Audio

Staying with this emerging pre-election race debate, and the New Zealand First leader Winston Peters is ruling out any post-election deal in September involving either the Maori Party or Mana. Audio