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Voters are preparing to take part in a controversial referendum on legalising medicinal marijuana in Guam. The vote is due to coincide with the November 4th general elections. Audio

The common twisty tie is being used to confuse male guava moths into hunting for a female mate, that doesn't exist, by using smell to disrupt the moths' mating cycle . ]tags] pest control, science Audio

Vector's chief executive Simon MacKenzie says ten cables all in the same trench have to be fixed. Audio

Our reporter Natalie Mankelow is at the Mount's Main beach and is with us. Audio

Dairy prices have fallen 7.3 per cent in the latest global auction overnight. Audio

Emergency workers have been searching for five hours for a five-year-old boy swept out to sea at Mount Maunganui. Audio

With us is Jerome Taylor from the AFP in Hong Kong. Audio

Police in Australia have arrested a 23 year old Melbourne man and plan to charge him with supporting a fighter in Syria after counter-terrorism raids across the city. Audio

For the latest on what's happening in Hong Kong, the AFP's Jerome Taylor is with us. Audio

The Central Bank of Solomon Islands is warning people to stay away from schemes promising fast cash. Audio

Apple has pulled its latest iPhone update after some customers complained they could not make calls. Audio

An economist says even Fonterra's latest downward revision in the expected milk payout for the current season may be too optimistic. Audio

Joining me in the studio is our political editor Brent Edwards. Audio

Lawmakers in American Samoa are being asked to fix education and health problems, before they put money in their own pockets. Audio

The last television poll before the election has confirmed support for the National Party appears to be weakening although it has still recorded 45 percent support. Audio

John Key is denying claims he pulled strings for Hollywood studio bosses to get Kim Dotcom into New Zealand so it would be easier for the US to extradite him on copyright piracy charges. Audio

With just four days of campaigning ahead of Scotland's independence referendum, the opinion polls suggest the outcome is still too close to call. Audio

New Zealand First's leader is polling at 8.1 percent in the latest herald Digipoll. Audio

With just eight days til the election, the latest poll result shows a big jump in support for New Zealand First. Audio

The latest One News-Colmar Brunton poll has just been released, a day after the 3News-Reid Research poll showed the National Party continued to retain strong public support. Audio

The police say they've had dozens of people contacting them today about Michael Harris, the man's who's been charged with drugging, sexually assaulting, and filming tourists at his backpackers lodge.

John Key and David Cunliffe faced off in a lively leaders debate last night. Audio

The latest 3News-Reid Research opinion poll has just been released and is little changed from last week's poll, with the National Party still holding a substantial lead over its rivals. Audio

Tongans celebrate their language week across New Zealand. Audio

Two significant polls out this morning have support for National over 50 percent and able to govern alone. Audio