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American investigators in the Bronx in New York are combing the scene of a train derailment, which killed four people and injured over sixty others. Audio

Labour mobility and development assistance are the main issues dividing the parties involved in the PACER Plus trade deal, but the Pacific's chief trade advisor believes both sides are determined to… Audio

A blue rubber ball which causes pain and bruising is the latest weapon the police have in their arsenal. Audio

The head of the Layon Landfill in Guam says about 16 million US dollars is needed to build a new storage area as its current facility is nearing capacity. Audio

PNG government accused of demeaning MPs through district funds disbursal method. Audio

Papua New Guinea police have more details about tribal violence which claimed 14 lives earlier this week in Southern Highlands. Audio

Another search aiming to finally solve the mysterious disappearance of famed aviator Amelia Earhart is being planned for next year in the Pacific. Audio

To Australia, where a plane which crashed while fighting the bushfires has killed the pilot and sparked another blaze in southern New South Wales. Audio

The Treaty Negotiations Minister has told Parliament he hopes the latest attempt to settle past Treaty of Waitangi grievances with Tuhoe will succeed. Audio

Pensioners in Niue have been promised a 30 percent increase in their allowance. Audio

Vanuatu Lands Minister delighted with outcome of lands summit and is confident there will be widespread backing in parliament for the changes. Audio

Ged Shirley from the Regional Council for Manawatu and Whanganui is with us. Audio

The Prime Minister is holding a news conference at parliament - Brent Edwards is with us. Audio

The battering winds have cut power to thousands of households today in the South and North islands. Audio

New figures show another drop in the country's recorded crime. Ten of the 12 police districts recorded a decrease in the year to June. But there's been a rise in the number of recorded sexual offences… Audio

Uncertainty prevails over the future of seven West Papuan asylum seekers deported by Australia to PNG. Audio

Australia's new government is facing an early test of both its asylum seeker policy and its position on West Papua after a group of seven West Papuans reached the Torres Strait after fleeing Merauke… Audio

Fresh back for a trade mission to calm Chinese consumers concerned about New Zealand exports, the Auckland Chamber of Commerce chief executive, Michael Barnett, says there is still work to do. Audio

Meat stuck on wharves, fears over contaminated milk and now, rotten apples. Audio

New Zealand and Australia are called on to show greater commitment to climate change at the the summit of the Pacific Islands Forum in the Marshall Islands. Audio

Refugee advocacy group condemns Canberra for transferring the first asylum seeker families to Nauru. Audio

The leader of the opposition in Cook Islands says members of parliament need to stop mixing personal business with their ministerial responsibilities. Audio

The head of the Earthquake Commission Ian Simpson says the claims from Friday's and July's earthquakes are being handled differently from the approach taken in Christchurch. Audio

A new memorandum of understanding between Papua New Guinea's government and New Zealand's Victoria University is seen as strengthening the bilateral relationship between the two countries. Audio

A UK lawyer at the centre of the Fiji government's latest contempt of court win says the sentence shows the light touch of oppression. Audio