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The Director of Health in Tonga says many residents need to improve their sanitation practices and facilities if the kingdom is to avoid another typhoid outbreak. Audio

The Australian Prime Minister is defending giving an Australian knighthood to Prince Philip, describing social media criticism as "electronic graffiti". Audio

Department of Conservation fire technical support officer Craig Alexander. Audio

New Caledonia's government has again failed to elect a president, which means the administration remains in caretaker mode. Audio

The sacked Fiji TV executives say the Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum broke laws and violated the constitution in last year's row over rights to broadcast Rugby Sevens. Audio

The Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Bill English joins us. Audio

The latest health report released by Samoa's Ministry of Health shows the country is finally seeing a decrease in the number of Chikungunya virus infections. Audio

Australia's Immigration Minister says the situation at the Manus Island detention centre in Papua New Guinea remains volatile, after authorities ended a stand-off between asylum seekers and guards. Audio

Auckland Mayor Len Brown speaks with Guyon Espiner. Audio

We cross to Senior Foreign Analyst with France 3 Television, Christian Malard in Paris. Audio

A 25-metre long tapa features in a New Zealand artist's latest exhibition, which is on display in Wellington. Audio

A medical specialist is calling for urgent and innovative action to reduce smoking rates in New Zealand, especially among Maori. Audio

Boyd Swinburn is a Professor of Population Nutrition and Global Health at the University of Auckland. Audio

Vanuatu's international airports on Efate and Santo have been boosted by equipment provided by New Zealand. Audio

World Vision Australia says the Australian Government is using its aid budget to try and balance its books and the latest cuts are 'unfair and cruel'. Audio

World Vision Australia says the Australian Government is using its aid budget to try and balance its books and the latest cuts are 'unfair and cruel'. Audio

The leader of the opposition in Samoa feels the government is hiding something by not allowing a debate into a parliamentary committee report into corruption allegations against former Minister of… Audio

And our reporter Kate Newton is in Martin Place. Audio

The convicted murderer and paedophile Phillip John Smith will stand trial in Auckland for charges relating to his trip to Brazil. Audio

The New South Wales Deputy Police Commissioner Catherine Burn says security's being beefed up around Sydney. Audio

Reporter from The Australian newspaper who has been at the scene of the Lindt cafe Hostage seige overnight. Audio

We now cross to Sydney's Martin place for the latest on this hostage crisis with the ABC's Jamelle Wells. Audio

Returning to Sydney where heavily armed police have cordoned off parts of the CBD where one or more gunmen have taken what could be dozens of hostages in The Lindt Cafe in Martin Place. Audio

The UNDP says Papua New Guinea's goal of being one of the top 50 ranked countries in the human development index by 2050 requires citizens to work together for the good of the nation. Audio

A recount of results in the Mitiaro electorate from the Cook Islands general election in July has given the Democratic Party candidate the seat by a single vote. Audio