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Unemployment has declined for the sixth straight quarter but Labour is skeptical about whether changes to the way employment is measured are masking the true state of joblessness. Audio

Talking about team GBs success, Nick Willis, the Black Sticks, Lisa Carrington, and the gender issues surrounding South Africa's Caster Semanya. Audio

RNZ's Sports' Editor Stephen Hewson with the latest from Rio Audio

Shooter Natalie Rooney has won New Zealand's first Olympic medal at Rio, picking up a silver in the women's trap. We cross to our sports reporter Barry Guy for all the latest action from Rio. Audio

Global dairy prices have made the first solid gain in two months Audio

Is this latest Rugby Championship Julian Savea's last chance to show selectors he belongs in the team? Former All Blacks coach John Hart says so. Audio

The Land Information Minister Louise Upston rejects criticisms that land information data is incorrect. Audio

Labour's corrections spokesman Kelvin Davis says Labour would tell Australia they need to close the detention centres where New Zealanders are now the biggest group. Audio

A lawsuit against US military proposals for two Northern Marianas islands claims that the US has shifted the goalposts on its plans in the territory. Audio

Police deny organised crime problem in CNMI despite latest murder Audio

Papua New Guinea's government has ordered payments of 900 thousand US dollars to each government MP ahead of tomorrow's vote of no-confidence against the prime minister. The funds are to be provided… Audio

One of the MPs who crossed the floor of Papua New Guinea's parliament on Friday says he feels the opposition should be able to seize government at the end of the week. Audio

Bougainville's MPs are called to a special meeting of parliament in the wake of Rio Tinto's controversial move over shares for Bougainville Copper Ltd. Audio

A journalist based in Istanbul says there will be huge questions to answer in the next few days about how and why the attempted coup happened. Soraya Lennie has been following events all night and… Audio

After spending millions having asbestos removed from its Chinese-built locomotives, Kiwi Rail discovers not all the asbestos has gone. Audio

A Church leader and a Member of Parliament in Papua New Guinea say student protesters risk losing public support if they don't resume their studies. Audio

Palau has signed up to a shark conservation initiative developed by the World Wildlife Fund. Audio

We cross to a Nigerian correspondent for the latest on the kidnapped New Zealander.

Tax evasion costs the New Zealand economy thirty times more than benefit fraud. Audio