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So 16 days out from the election what's happening with the polls .. Political Editor Brent Edwards is with us. Audio

Tonga's Democratic Party loses MPs but is still confident about Nov elections. Audio

The latest 3News-Reid Research poll has just been published, hours after the Roy Morgan poll recorded a drop in support for the National Party. Audio

Dairy prices have fallen 6 per cent in the latest global auction overnight. That takes the average winning price down to 2,787 US dollars, down from a high this year in February of 5,042. Audio

Our reporter Ian Telfer is in Asburton has just been at a police news conference . Audio

World Bank to lay its plans to help small island countries improve resilience to climate change at SIDS conference in Apia. Audio

New Zealand First would determine who governs on the results of the latest political poll and the Conservative Party is breathing down their necks as potential kingmakers. Audio

The latest 3News-Reid Research poll has just been released and indicates Nicky Hager's book Dirty Politics has had an impact on parties' support. Audio

Students and police in Samoa are banding together for a mass clean up to stop the spread of chikungunya. Audio

Support for the National Party has fallen in the first poll since the release of Nicky Hager's Dirty Politics book. Audio

The Government's books are back in the black but next year's projected surplus is likely to be 75 million dollars less than expected. Audio

After several heavy hits recently, there was only a modest fall in dairy prices in the Global Trade auction overnight. Audio

Brittany Packnett is the Executive Director of Teach For America St. Louis, and most nights has been out with the protests in Ferguson. Brittany is also part of the coalition organising in-person and… Audio

The Labour Party leader David Cunliffe says he's not concerned by new polls showing volatile support for his party. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Registrar of Political Parties and Candidates is concerned at the cross-floor movement in parliament that has left the opposition decimated to two members. Audio

The Solomon Islands National Disaster Management Office says it will no longer assist those still living in a Honiara evacuation centre following flash floods in April. Audio

Tills are ringing in restaurants, cafes and bottle stores as shoppers continue to spend more on food and alcohol. Audio

Arrests have been made over a large fire on the Kapiti Coast which destroyed half the buildings at a primary school. Audio

The wreckage of a small plane caught in the net of a fishing trawler near in the Hauraki Gulf, is due to be brought ashore for detailed inspection in two hours time. Audio

Stephen Hewson is reporting from the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Audio

A federal judge on Guam has denied a motion to discharge a Russian cyber-crime suspect who says he was kidnapped by the US government while on holiday and brought to the island. Audio

Lynne Freeman talks to New Zealander Mike Hooper the Chief Executive of the Commonwealth Games Federation. Audio

Shifting Colours is Fiona Sussman's first novel. Fiona is originally from South Africa and grew up in a publishing family. She's a trained doctor and set up Auckland's Charity hospital. A prolific… Audio

Our Middle East correspondent, three weeks into the latest conflict between Hamas and Israel, is Fares Akram. Fares is a Palestinian journalist who lives in Gaza and writes for publications such as… Audio

The United Nations secretary general has made an impassioned plea for Israel and Hamas to end their conflict in Gaza after at least 15 people were killed when a shelter at a UN-run school was rocked… Audio