Luxon speaks to Ōnuku marae in Akaroa. Questions still remain about his inability to be at Waitangi, though the crowds reveled in a peaceful Waitangi Day.

Pat sits down with Labour Leader Chris Hipkins at Waitangi to have a candid chat about how the party has been received this year, and their plans heading into 2025.

Pat gets an exclusive interview with Green Co-leader Marama Davidson on her return to politics and celebrating Waitangi.

Tim Jago, former President of the Act Party, had his name suppression lifted over the weekend. Questions remain about how Act leadership, including David Seymour, handled the accusations.

A group of fired-up protesters featuring #BHNs own wookie, confronted Simeon Brown as he announced the government's plans to backtrack on their commitment to deliver the much-needed hospital for the lower South Island.

Jones and Peters made racist and xenophobic comments in the house towards Green MPs. Peters and Jones doubled down, but Peters has since apologised, after the PM said publicly, MPs should tone down the rhetoric.

Hon. Dr Duncan Webb joins us to discuss the Treaty Principles Bill and the process of oral submissions' role in the select committee process.

Luxon hints that he will campaign on asset sales next election, a shock to very few people. Is it likely to get him re-elected? Or is this fuel to the fire?

Oral submissions for the Treaty Principles Bill started today with 60hrs of the 80hrs of oral hearings remaining.

Luxon fronts up to Māori at this year's Rātana, alongside Peters and Jones, dismissing the concerns of Māori around the Treaty Principles Bill.