About Agenda.

About Agenda

Agenda is New Zealand’s most influential political interview show. It consistently breaks major news stories and gains flattering reviews.

The programme is winning a growing audience and does particularly well in the 26-54 Auckland demographic.

Agenda in Parliament; "What the member seems to have forgotten is that he keeps saying, week after week, that the Government should be borrowing more and that the Government's balance sheet is too strong. What he will not do is accept an invitation from Agenda to go on the programme and repeat that assertion." - MICHAEL CULLEN, 7 November 2007

"Agenda is the politician's preferred debating vehicle between campaigns" - NBR, 5 October 2007

"Agenda is not called Agenda for nothing. In the political news-starved weekend, it is the go-to source" - LISTENER, 20 October 2007

Richard Harman Executive Producer	Richard is one of New Zealand’s most experienced and accomplished political journalists. In his 35-year career Richard has reported for Eyewitness News, Assignment and One News, where he was also Political Editor. He is a life member and former Chair of the Parliamentary Press Gallery. He has a keen interest in Pacific issues, and has served on Government boards concerned with the region. Richard is the Executive Producer of Agenda, He also makes documentaries and has produced a wide variety of broadcast and non-broadcast programming including TVOne’s Election Night coverage and its 2005 Leaders’ Debates. He has made a documentary on Sir Ron Brierley. Richard Harman founded Front Page in 1999 to make broadcast and non-broadcast programmes and divides his time between Wellington and Auckland.
Duncan Wilson Wellington Producer	Duncan has covered New Zealand politics from the Press Gallery for several years. He has also taught US and NZ politics and history at Canterbury University. Duncan frequently covers the Pacific for New Zealand and overseas media, including Fairfax, ACP media, Islands Business and wire service agencies. He has worked in news (TV/print/internet) and current affairs in the Pacific and Asia. He has also worked on several documentaries.
Lotta Dann Auckland Producer	Lotta joined the Agenda Team in 2008. She has been a journalist and programme maker for over fifteen years, and has helped make news, current affairs, reality television and documentaries.
Gray Taylor Director	Gray has spent his entire professional life in television. He is an award-winning director, specialising in live studio direction and has an Honours Degree in Political Philosophy.
Renee Graham Reporter / researcher	Renee joined the Agenda team in 2007. Prior to that, she was at the New Zealand Broadcasting School in Christchurch where she completed a Bachelor in Broadcasting Communications majoring in Journalism. Renee has also studied history, politics and art history at Canterbury University.
Georgina Ball Reporter / researcher	Georgina became a part of the Agenda team in 2008. Before that she worked as a reporter for Channel Nine in Dunedin. She has a Post-Graduate Diploma in Journalism from Massey University as well as a degree in politics and marketing from Victoria University.
Victoria Fox Editor	Victoria has been editing news and current affairs for 17 years. She is a BBC trained editor and visual artist whose career highlights include working for ITV, TV3 New Zealand and Sky TV.