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It was a plan to deport 11 million Mexican immigrants from the United States and build a fence between the two countries which got Republican candidates talking. Audio

To Australia, where the heat is high over human rights, not just over the Christmas Island riots but as new terror laws are brought in today. Dual nationals could be stripped of their Australian… Audio

Tuk Whakatutu is a detainee on Christmas island ... It's 3am there .. Audio

The Central Bank of Samoa is holding meetings today and tomorrow with government, private sector, and civil society organisations to develop the country's first financial inclusion strategy. Audio

New Zealand's unemployment rate has cracked six percent and thousands of jobs have disappeared from the economy. Audio

Dairy prices have fallen for a second consecutive auction, with the average price down more than 7 percent at the twice monthly global auction. Audio

As the impact of the drought in Papua New Guinea worsens the UN and other agencies have been asked to become more involved in helping the victims. Audio

A marine scientist says the water quality in the Cook Islands Muri Lagoon is good despite the impact of an algal bloom. Audio

The political parties making up Solomon Islands government coalition have called for a judicial review to decide on the legality of the Speaker of Parliament granting a motion of no-confidence without… Audio

The Fiji Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama has apologised to those forced to flee the country after the coups in 1987 and 2000, but not his own. Audio

Vanuatu's President, Baldwin Lonsdale, has overturned pardons given to 14 MPs by the politician filling in, in his absence from the country. Audio

The whanau of a young father shot while hunting with friends says it's a tragic accident. Audio

No foreign journalist has been in Nauru for more than a year and none appears like to be able to enter soon. Audio

The decendants of a Tuwharetoa chief who has been buried in an Auckland Cemetary for nearly a century, are exhuming his body this morning and taking him home to Waitetoko near Taupo. Mihingarangi… Audio

In Canterbury our Christchurch bureau chief Belinda McCammon is with us. Audio

The latest now on search for the missing 10-year-old boy near Levin. Audio

Dairy prices are continuing to rise after months of declines. Jemma Brackebush reports. Audio

Communities in Vanuatu are experiencing severe water shortages and facing the prospect of total crop failure as drought conditions worsen. Audio

The lone shooter, the 10 people dead at the Umpqua Community College in Roseburg. Audio

The Cook Islands government says it is encouraging superannuants refusing to pay taxes on their New Zealand pensions to set up small payments to keep up with what's owed. Audio

Marching Norfolk Islanders accuse Australia of removing their democratic rights. Audio

Commercial property investors are the latest group to show a significant fall in confidence, with their mood taking its biggest hit in seven years. Audio

Fiji's economy grows at more than 5% but concerns remain about debt and poverty. Audio

Pacific Island countries are increasingly serious about protecting their marine resources. Audio

She's relatively unknown in New Zealand, but for a time Carly Fiorina was among the most powerful women in American business, and now she's emerging as a leading contender in the 2016 Republican… Audio