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Questions are being asked as to why the health department in American Samoa didn't act earlier in trying to determine the cause of an acute fever rash disease. Audio

A short while ago at his post-Cabinet news conference, the Prime Minister John Key said this country is continuing to voice its objections to Russia through diplomatic channels. Audio

Lydia Ko has become the youngest woman golfer to pocket more than a million US dollars on the LPGA Tour. Audio

The ABC's parliamentary bureau chief in Canberra is Gillian Bradford. Audio

Three overstayers in Marshall Islands have gone to court to fight deportation orders issued by the Department of Immigration. Audio

27 of those killed on Flight MH17 are Australians. No one has claimed responsibility but Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott has told his parliament it was shot down by "Russia-backed rebels". The… Audio

Al Jezeera reporter and New Zealander Alexi O'Brien at the crash site joins us. Audio

Our correspondent in Washington, Priscilla Huff joins us now. Audio

KiwiRail is defending its decision to fit older, smaller, propellers back onto its beleagured Aratere Interislander after one of its new propellers fell off in Cook Strait. Audio

A fatal brawl between the Mongrel Mob and Black Power last night in the Bay of Plenty town of Opotiki has spilled over into more violence today with a drive by shooting. Audio

The injured trans- tasman kayaker Scott Donaldson says he has no regrets about abandoning his attempt to cross the Tasman. Audio

Alistair Wells is the Civil Defence Controller for the Far North District Council. Audio

Labour's spokesperson for children, Jacinda Ardern, says there's no cause for celebration over the latest child poverty statistics. Audio

Police in Northland are warning locals to stay off the roads later tonight as the wild weather battering the region is predicted to get worse. Audio

The New Zealand dollar was stronger against the currencies of all the nation's major trading partners today. Audio

Papua New Guinea's top legal official has advised the police commissioner that there has been no criminality involving payments to lawyer, Paul Paraka. Audio

Climate scientists issue warning over possible droughts as they predict El Nino weather pattern is likely to develop. Audio

The Cook Islands go to the polls next week and continuing de-population has been raised as a key concern for people. Audio

Teenage girls have told a court they don't trust the police anymore, as a Flaxmere community constable was jailed for indecently assaulting them. Audio

The Malaysia Government says it was prepared to waive diplomatic immunity for a defence attache accused of trying to rape a Wellington woman, but New Zealand did NOT take that up. Audio

More stories of Rolf Harris groping girls and women, stories the jury didn't hear, are emerging in the wake of his guilty verdict. Audio

A High Commissioner whose diplomat claimed immunity to avoid prosecution for an attack on a woman will be summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Audio

An award-winning TV chef and author says Pacific chefs are growing in confidence with more demand for traditional Pacific cuisine. Audio

A second opinion poll within a week has put support for Labour below 30 per cent - in psychologically damaging territory. Audio

Papua New Guinea's sacked attorney general says he has no regrets over his actions this past fortnight. Audio