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The French prime minister, Manuel Valls, is due in New Caledonia this week amid political tension and economic uncertainty. Audio

In good news for dairy farmers this morning, the price of whole milk powder was surprisingly strong in the overnight Global dairy trade auction. Audio

Council contractors are working to clear slips that have closed roads in the north of the Coromandel peninsular after heavy rain overnight. Audio

Bougainville's president says the region needs foreign investors but some on the island remain opposed. Audio

The Labour Party is not resiling from its latest attempt to discredit the man appointed to carry out a review of foreign tax rules, John Shewan. Audio

Papua New Guinea's anti-fraud and corruption unit has been homing in on the country's Prime Minister in its battle to investigate high-level corruption. Audio

The latest ONE News/Colmar Brunton survey has National support hitting 50 per cent; both Labour and Little are down. Audio

Human rights lawyer, Julian Burnside, releases witness statements from people who worked or were inmates at the controversial Australian off shore detention camps on Manus, Nauru and Christmas… Audio

The parts of Fiji devastated by Cyclone Winston six weeks ago are swamped with rain again. Audio

A Fiji lawyer who lodged an official complaint about alleged torture by security forces has had his offices ransacked in the latest in a series of intimidations towards him and colleagues. Audio

A Northern Marianas court ruling which threw out 30 year old gun restrictions is expected to have a major impact on security there. Audio

Our Washington correspondent is Priscilla Huff. I asked her if the Donald Trump campaign is self-destructing. Audio

Some parts of Federated States of Micronesia and the Marshall Islands are experiencing their worst drought in recorded history, with some atolls close to running out of drinking water. Audio

The local owners of Solomon Islands Gold Ridge gold mine have begun the dewatering process at the mine's overfull tailings dam. Audio

New Zealand contributes more aid to help Fiji following Cyclone Winston and outlines plans to help the agriculture sector. Audio

A business workshop winds up today in Apia aimed at improving knowledge around Intellectual Property law in the creative sector. Audio

A decision by Papua New Guinea police to cancel a public protest raises concerns about the country's commitment to democracy. Audio

Allegations of abuse of authority and power by senior officers at a Cook Islands prison have surfaced. Audio

An award-winning journalist and New York Times best-selling author says the world needs to listen more to what the Pacific ocean and its peoples have to say about looking after our planet. [Pacific] Audio

Wellington's Vanuatu community mark the first anniversary of Cyclone Pam which devastated Vanuatu and left 70,000 people homeless. Audio

Update on rural Canterbury fires. Audio

RNZ Economics correspondent Patrick O'Meara reports on the Reserve Bank's surprise cut to the benchmark interest rate, the Official Cash Rate, and what the governor, Graeme Wheeler, has said about the… Audio

Our reporter Edward Gay is at the police cordon. He's on the line. Audio

Latest visa limits add to problems for Nauru's suspended MPs who are facing legal action. Audio

The Marshall Islands is the latest Pacific Island country pulling out all the stops to try to prevent pregnant women from contracting the zika virus. Audio