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A celebrated American photojournalist is to feature young Tongan women working to address domestic violence in a new book highlighting female activists around the world. Audio

The Westland District Council chief executive Tanya Winter is coordinating the emergency response in Hokitika. Audio

The Economic Development Minister says taxpayers will not happy with the revelation of the latest piece of big item spending from his ministry. Audio

The Economic Development Minister, Steven Joyce says he's not happy with his ministry's latest big ticket spending item. Audio

An opposition MP has been arrested after hundreds of people turned out to anti-government protests on Nauru yesterday. Audio

A campaign to save grouper fish stocks in Fiji has received the backing of some high profile individuals. Audio

Australia's Labor Party is calling on their Auditor General to investigate claims that Australian officials paid people smugglers to take a boat of asylum seekers to Indonesia. Audio

Vanuatu has a new look government after prime minister Joe Natuman was ousted in motion of no-confidence on Thursday. Audio

The Global Organisation of Parliamentarians Against Corruption is calling for a more inclusive approach to tackling the problem in the Pacific. Audio

Australian officials have signalled the end of the search for the missing Malaysian airliner MH370. Audio

Dunedin's Civil Defence Controller, Ruth Stokes, with the latest information regarding the situation in the city. Audio

One Dunedin local Neil Ivory has water lapping at his front door and he's blaming the council. Audio

Acting Civil Defence controller is Neil Brown on latest conditions in Dunedin and surrounding area. Audio

Australia's administrator on Norfolk Island says opposition to reforms initiated by Canberra is being led by a few politicians who fear for their jobs. Audio

Struggling dairy farmers are doing their sums after Fonterra lowered its forecast milk payout for the current season by another 10 cents a kilo of milk solids, to $4.40. Audio

Les Murray was on FIFA's ethics committee between 2006 and 2012 and says he saw a lot of evidence of corruption and pursued it when he could. Audio

The mosquito borne chikungunya virus has now reached half of the Pacific and is likely to spread to non-affected countries in the region over the next five years. Audio

Norfolk Island considers how to convince Australia to change its mind about downgrading its autonomy. Audio

Academic says PNG's Bougainville ban on Australia a product of the confidence that comes with a fast growing economy. Audio

Fiji's Police Commissioner says his force is struggling with a lack of resources, particularly the availability of vehicles. Audio

Commuters heading into Wellington this morning are facing more long delays. Audio

This morning's likely to see just as much commuter chaos around Wellington region as there was for people leaving the city last night. Audio

Heavy rainfall has continued to fall in the Wellington region overight... It has however eased. Audio

The flooding chaos is continuing into the evening in Wellington with trains not running, people taking hours to get home on jammed highways and others evacuating their homes or bailing water. Audio

The flooding has also caused chaos in the Hutt as the weather swept through. Audio