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Authorities in the Australian state of Victoria say 116 homes in the Wye River and Seperation Creek areas have been destroyed in the Christmas Day bushfires.. Audio

Political scientist Dr Bronwyn Hayward discusses if National has lost it's way following John Key's latest "good bloke" radio stunt. Audio

The High Court ruling that the Police used an unlawful warrant to raid the house of Dirty Politics journalist and author, Nicky Hager, has fuelled claims the police are prone to political pressure… Audio

The hotly anticipated latest addition in the Star Wars franchise, The Force Awakens, has had its world premiere in Los Angeles. Audio

The commissioner of Solomon Islands police force says his organisation will be ready for the likely end of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands in two years time. Audio

The latest now on the firearms callout in Rotorua. Audio

The French Polynesian government has finally secured enough support in the territorial assembly to no longer be a minority administration. Audio

A draft deal has to be signed by tomorrow morning - but a split remains between developed and developing nations. But some negotiators say that deadline is unlikely to be met - New Zealand's Climate… Audio

President Barack Obama is promising the United States will destroy Islamic State in what he describes as a strong, smart and relentless campaign. Audio

A Fiji lawyer says members of the security forces tortured two people close to him last month because of his involvement in sedition cases which are currently before the courts. Audio

The police and the military in Papua New Guinea have both promised to clean up their act after yet another violent run-in between the two forces which left a soldier dead. Audio

A Taranaki farmworker accused of murdering his son, flatly denied killing him in his second police interview. Audio

International dairy prices have risen 3.6 percent in the global dairy trade auction, overnight. Audio

Aid agencies report a growing need for support for the millions of people in the Pacific running short of food and water because of drought. Audio

The latest now on homes threatened by fire in the seaside suburb of New Brighton in Christchurch. Audio

A year has passed since the elections in Tonga brought a new look government into power and there is concern that expectations haven't been met. Audio

The Cook Islands High Court is set to hear an application which aims to stop the government from allowing more purse seine boats to fish in its waters. Audio

Cook Islanders have again taken to the streets to protest the government's plans to allow more purse seine boats to fish in its waters. Audio

The police say they're hopeful of recovering the remaining three bodies from where a tourist chopper crashed near a landing site on Fox Glacier killing seven people. Audio

International dairy prices have fallen again in the global dairy trade auction Audio

Dairy prices have fallen for a third consecutive auction, with the average price down 7-point-9 percent at the twice monthly global auction. Audio

There's been more panic in Paris with hundreds of people fleeing the Place De La Republique. The BBC's Olivier Weber is in Paris. Audio

There continues to be widespread opposition to purse seining fleets fishing in Cook Islands waters, despite the government hailing its latest fishing negotiations as the best deal yet. Audio

Our correspondent Elaine Cobbe describes the sombre atmosphere in Paris. Audio

Correspondent Christian Malard with an update from Paris. Audio