Mike Sabin
The Year In Parliament for 20 December 2015
What a difference one MP makes - Mike Sabin and Peter Dunne and the year in a House divided. Audio
Sabin and mayor reassure re Chinese park purchase
The mayor of the Far North, John Carter, and the region's former National MP, Mike Sabin, are reassuring locals there's no plan to import Chinese labour to the north. Audio
Key accused over his handling of Sabin case.
Labour's leader, Andrew Little, has accused the Prime Minister of putting Parliament's integrity at risk over how he has handled the Mike Sabin case. Audio
Key faces more questions about timing
John Key is facing more questions about exactly when he knew about the matters that led to the resignation of MP Mike Sabin. Audio
Key's knowledge of Sabin appears to change
The Prime Minister now says he found out about personal issues that would lead to the resignation of National MP Mike Sabin a week earlier than he'd previously said. Mr Sabin, who'd been under a cloud… Audio
PM defends decision not to stand Mike Sabin down
The Prime Minister has defended his decision not to stand Mike Sabin down as a select committee chair last December, after he found out about the MP's personal issues. Audio
Norman says he wanted time to consider his options after the election
National's Northland MP Mike Sabin quit today under pressure on the same day as the Greens co-leader Russell Norman made the surprise call to step down. Audio
Sabin quits Parliament, Norman stepping down
It's been a big day in politics with National's Northland MP Mike Sabin quitting under a cloud and the Greens co-leader Russell Norman stepping down. Audio
Northland MP Mike Sabin under pressure to speak out
The under fire National Party MP Mike Sabin is facing increasing pressure to confirm or deny whether he's being investigated by police. Audio
Labour says public entitled to know if Sabin is investigated
Andrew Little says John Key needs to front up to the public about whether the police are investigating one of his MPs. Audio
Amnesty appalled by plan for mass detention of asylum seekers
Amnesty International's executive director Grant Bayldon believes the new Immigration Amendment Bill breaches New Zealand's international human rights obligations. Audio
New law allows detention of asylum seeker groups
The Immigration Amendment Bill, which will allow any incoming group of more than 30 people to be detained for up to six months, was passed into law last night. Audio
Methcon - drug driving legislation doesn't do enough
Mike Sabin is the director of drug education company Methcon, and he joins us. Audio
Feature guests - Mike and Darryl Sabin
Back in May we spoke to Mike Sabin, the former detective turned anti-drug campaigner. His teenage son Darryl received a terrible head injury during a rugby match. Darryl spent 171 days in hospital… Audio
Critical head injuries in schoolboy rugby
Mike Sabin was so scared his son would get critically injured playing rugby, he wanted the courts to legally stop him. Audio
Father queries lack of rugby union policy on head injuries
The Northland Rugby Union is asking the New Zealand Union what it can do to ban club players with a history of head injuries. Audio
Calls to regulate sale of medicines used to make Meth
The government is being called on to copy Australia's lead and regulate the sale of medicines used to make methamphetamine. Audio
Is Drug Policy Working?
Former detective now drug educator, Mike Sabin and NZ Drug Foundation Executive Director Ross Bell talk to Kathryn. Audio
Feature Story - Methamphetamine
Mike Sabin is Director of the Methamphetamine education provider, Methcon Group. Audio
Metamphetamine in Our Community
Mike Sabin, Director of Methcon Group talks about metamphetamine in our Communiity Audio