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Police in Papua New Guinea's Enga province say a massacre in which at least nine people were killed last week was a payback for a brutal tribal massacre last year in a neighbouring province. Audio

The agency that oversees the Bougainville Peace Agreement has changed its name in the wake of last year's overwhelming referendum result. Audio

The Pacific Pharmacists Association say there are not enough Pasifika pharmacists in New Zealand to meet the needs and demands of the community. Audio

It's the eve of the much-awaited National Rugby League season, with the Warriors taking on Newcastle across the ditch on Saturday night.

But in what's become a regular tradition, a sex scandal is… Audio

The police are investigating after a terror threat was made against the Al Noor Mosque in Christchurch.

It comes just two weeks out from the anniversary of the March terror attack, in which 51 people… Audio

Cabinet has extended travel restrictions in response to the Covid-19 coronavirus which has now infected almost 90,000 people in 60 countries around the world.

Travel restrictions for people from… Video, Audio

Irish author Anne Enright won the Booker Prize in 2007 for her novel The Gathering. She returns with her seventh novel, Actress, which explores a daughter's complex relationship with her famous… Audio

Senator Bernie Sanders is under attack from rival US Democrats as he cements his position as a frontrunner to take on Donald Trump in November's election.

Tension ran high at the Democratic… Audio

The latest political polls from Newshub-Reid research, shows that the election result is too close to call on current numbers. Audio

RNZ Otago-Southland reporter Timothy Brown is at a cordon just south of Mataura, which is about halfway between Gore and Invercargill.

Residents there have heightened fears about the possibility of a… Audio

In Southland extreme flooding has impacted much of the region. RNZ reporter Katie Todd has just been in the latest Civil Defence briefing and joins Lisa Owen live from Invercargill. Video, Audio

Feature story correspondent, Simon Marks, speaks to Jesse from the U.S where vote counting for the Iowa caucus has been delayed due to technological problems. Audio

A Pacific health provider has adopted a Fonofale model to address social isolation and other issues plaguing Pasifika communities in New Zealand's South Island. Audio

With more than 200 deaths and at least 9,000 confirmed cases, countries currently unaffected (including New Zealand) are bracing for the arrival of the disease. Dr Chris Smith, consultant virologist… Audio

Buoyant commodity prices have convinced dairy company Synlait to raise its forecast milk price payout for the current production season. Audio

How serious is the outbreak of coronavirus? How far and fast is it likely to spread? Cases of the coronavirus "2019-nCoV" have now been confirmed in Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Taiwan and the US. In… Audio

The Iranian president has hit back against Britain, France and Germany after they triggered an unprecedented bid to curb Iran's nuclear programme, by warning European soldiers "may be in danger" if… Audio

Pacific countries and climate activists are calling for an overhaul of how the world tackles climate change, after this month's round of UN negotiations ended in failure. Audio

The latest GDP figures reveal but better-than-expected growth in the economy in the September quarter. Audio

RNZ reporter Robin Martin joins the show to give an update on what's been happening today in relation the Whakaari/White Island eruption Audio

We hear an update from Whakaari - White Island recovery mission, and a personal story from charter operator Rick Pollock. Audio

RNZ reporter Ben Strang is in Whakatāne with the latest details and analysis on the response to the Whakaari White Island eruption. Video, Audio

RNZ reporter Katie Scotcher with an update on what's happening in Whakatane where the police are gathered for when they can start the recovery mission of remaining eruption victims from Whakaari. Audio

Over the weekend, the West Coast was subjected to heavy rain and flooding, raising concerns the dump may again give way and release rubbish in to Fox River. Audio