Heather du Plessis-Allan

The Police Commissioner Richard Chambers says it's now untenable for Superintendent Rakesh Naidoo to stay in his job after being announced as a Labour candidate.

Grant Duncan is a political commentator and is with us.

Morning, Grant.

From what I can see, this is a process story.

There's no suggestion anything is malicious here, right?

Now, it seems to be the case that he seems to have told his supervisor on Thursday last week.

Is that enough of a heads up for something that was being decided and announced on Sunday and Monday?

Now, when's a reasonable point in this process for him to actually have told the police that this was what he was planning?

Is it when he actually takes the decision, yes, I'm doing it?

Okay, what do you make of Craig Rennie being dumped so far down the list?

Grant, it's good to talk to you.

Thanks for your time this morning.

The government has launched an investigation into claims of aluminium dumping.

It's being alleged the aluminium products are being dumped here at below the cost of the raw product.

Now we're talking about aluminium bars, rods and profiles which are used across construction, infrastructure and transport.

Nick Collins is the independent chair of the Aluminium Extruders Association and is with us.

Morning Nick.

Good morning Heather.

Where's the stuff coming from?

Why is it being dumped here?