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Acting Wellington Highway Manager for New Zealand Transport Agency Neil Walker urges people to avoid travel if possible. Audio

Latest road conditions. Wellington north-bound commuters to stay where they are. Porirua Emergency Operations Centre has been fully activated. Porirua residents urged to stay at home unless absolutely… Audio

Nauru's former resident magistrate says the government's latest move to further tighten laws in an effort to curb dissent is a worrying sign of the further decay of the country's democracy. Audio

It's only three weeks since Nepal was rocked by a devastating 7-point-8 magnitude quake. Audio

A 7.3 magnitude earthquake has killed more than 50 people and spread panic across Nepal, less than three weeks after April's devastating tremor. Audio

Tim Bale is professor of politics at Queen Mary University of London and is a former lecturer in politics at Victoria University. Audio

A detective who found a knife with blood and hair on it in the kitchen of the man accused of raping and murdering Blessie Gotingco says there's no way the blood got there during the police… Audio

Nauru government should get help with governance and management issues from the Pacific Forum or other bodies. Audio

Our London correspondent Olly Barratt has been following developments on polling day. Audio

An Australian human rights advocate says the Nauruan government's Facebook ban is extremely concerning particularly for asylum seekers who are now further isolated from the world as they continue to… Audio

The bodies of two Australian drug smugglers have been handed over to Australian officials in Indonesia after their executions early this morning. Audio

HMNZS Canterbury has arrived back in New Zealand after spending the last 5 weeks helping with relief and rebuild efforts in Vanuatu, following the destruction caused by Cyclone Pam. Audio

A long-running major court case in French Polynesia involving the territory's former president Gaston Flosse has come to a sudden halt. Audio

Kunda Dixit, editor of The Nepali Times, speaks to Sunday Morning from the devastated Nepalese capital Kathmandu. Audio

The Asian Development Banks is calling on Pacific Leaders to put more effort and support behind efforts to reform poorly performing State Owned Enterprises in the region. Audio

The leaders of Fiji and Samoa have reached new heights this week in a trade of insults over the Pacific Islands Forum but observers say improtant issues for the agency are at risk.. Audio

At least four houses have been washed away and others have been swept off their foundations as massive storms batter Australia's east coast. Audio

Vanuatu's latest damage assessment has revealed an even greater need for assistance from the international community in the months ahead. Audio

National's loss in last month's Northland byelection has seemingly failed to dent the party's popularity, with a weekend One News Colmar Brunton poll showing the party steady on 49 percent. Audio

Vanuatu disaster authorities, NGOs and humanitarian organisations are looking forward to the government's endorsement of the latest damage assessment report after Cyclone Pam hit last month. Audio

The mood for more autonomy is growing among Papua New Guinea's provinces amid the country's continued development struggles. Audio

Fiji's FICAC has opened an investigation into another high-profile organisation - the Department of Corrections. Audio

Bougainville lays groundwork for a referendum on independence to be held in the next term of the region'ss parliament. Audio

The Pacific Freedom Forum has condemned an editorial in Papua New Guinea's National Newspaper calling for strict control measures on social media users. Audio

The Prime Minister is refusing to discuss new allegations New Zealand spies have been assisting Bangladesh's draconian security agencies. Audio