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An economist says dairy prices could remain weak over the coming months, as Europe lifts quotas on how much milk their farmers can produce. Audio

Global dairy prices have tumbled again overnight, falling nearly eleven percent in the latest Global Dairy Trade auction. Audio

Super Typhoon Maysak is continuing to cut a destructive path through the Federated States of Micronesia. Audio

Tuvalu's Prime Minister says the situation in his country remains dire and unstable two weeks after cyclone Pam, but he is happy with progress that has been made. Audio

Jail sought for former French Polynesian president Gaston Flosse for illegal spying and abuse of public funds. Audio

An Auckland lawyer who battles in court for exploited immigrant workers says the government's latest moves to protect the most vulnerable miss the mark. Audio

The investigative journalist, Nicky Hager, says New Zealand's electronic spy agency spied on candidates vying to be the director general of the World Trade Organisation in a bid to help the New… Audio

A double ton from Martin Guptill ensured New Zealand's place at the semifinals of the Cricket World Cup. Audio

The United Nations Development Programme in Papua New Guinea says it will do all it can to assist the Autonomous Bougainville Government in carrying out upcoming elections. Audio

Jurors deciding the case of the two men accused of murdering a man by dousing him in petrol and setting him on fire have heard conflicting evidence about whether he was conscious at the time he was… Audio

Islamic State has now reportedly claimed responsibility for the terrorist attack on Bardo Museum in Tunisia. Audio

A High Court jury has heard that Mark Lundy told a fellow inmate he was in jail because his daughter had seen what he was doing to his wife. Audio

Farmer payouts forecast to fall again after another Global Dairy Trade Auction slump. Audio

The latest information from Vanuatu's National Disaster Management Office. Audio

A Vanuatu agriculture expert says the country's fragile food security has been exposed by extensive damage to staple food crops from Cyclone Pam throughout much of the country. Audio

The east coast of the North Island has been bearing the brunt today, with 100 people evacuating in the face of huge waves pounding the beaches. Audio

Peter Higgs is Gisborne's Civil Defence Emergency Controller. Audio

Tom Skirrow is the Country Director of the aid agency Save The Children based in Port Vila, Vanuatu. Audio

The super Tropical Cyclone Pam is sweeping through the South Pacific, leaving devastation in its wake, reporter Ruth Hill has been following its progress. Audio

Cyclone Pam has been upgraded to a category five storm, with Vanuatu preparing to bear the brunt of the worst of the storm system. Audio

Listening to that Scott Gallacher the deputy director of the Ministry for Primary Industries. Audio

The Government says it has been as upfront and honest as it could have been about the blackmail poison threat from 1080 opponents its labelled eco-terrorists. Audio

More now on our story about blackmailers are threatening to poison infant and other milk formula unless New Zealand stops dropping 1080 in the bush. Audio

Our political editor Brent Edwards was at the news conference - he's with us now. Audio

Blackmailers are threatening to poison infant and other milk formula by the end of the month unless New Zealand stops dropping 1080 in the bush. Audio