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Russia, Kazakhstan and Belarus are the latest countries to ban imports and sales of Fonterra milk products. Audio

The first ever National Emergency Operation Centre has been opened in Vanuatu. Audio

Scott Gallacher, acting head of the Ministry of Primary Industries, talks to Morning Report about the looming crisis within New Zealand's dairy export sector. Audio

At least 37 people are dead after their bus plunged more than 15 metres off an overpass into a ravine in southern Italy. Audio

Fiji attack on Canberra comes as Fiji repositions itself globally and regionally. Audio

Head of Tonga Advisory Council says rivalry between Tonga and Tupou Colleges has to be tackled at the highest level - by the government and the church. Audio

In Wellington's central city today, most shops and businesses have reopened and people been back at work. Audio

Kaikoura tourism operators are shocked by the killing of a female fur seal and a seal pup at Ohau Point north of the town. Audio

To Japan now, where Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is telling voters that his election victory on Sunday will put an end to the country's political volatility. Audio

The chief building officer for Wellington City Council is Richard Toner. Audio

People in Solomon Islands' Temotu province are calling for more consultations before undersea mining goes ahead in their region. Audio

A Tonga College student remains in a critical condition, with a fractured skull, following an alleged attack on a home by 147 students from rival school Tupou College. Audio

More now on a new study which has identifed alcohol as responsible for the deaths of more than one in 20 New Zealanders under the age of 80. Audio

Better engagement with different cultures in an effort to prevent youth crime in New Caledonia has been a key learning for officials on a visit to New Zealand this week. Audio

Survey shows pervasive extent of corruption in modern Solomon Islands society Audio

Egypt's main coalition, which supported the military ousting of President Morsi, has rejected a decree giving the interim leader extensive powers ahead of a new election. Audio

Foreign policy approaches to the vexed question of Fiji have been the subject of debate at a New Zealand Foreign Policy School. Audio

To Australia, where the latest Newspoll has Kevin Rudd's Labor and the opposition coalition neck in neck. Audio

A war correspondent who is suing the Defence Force and its chief for defamation has told a court he felt furious after a defence press release challenged the accuracy of his reporting. Audio

The man shot dead in gun fight with police on an Auckland motorway was a former soldier discharged from the Army for disciplinary reasons. Audio

Thirteen hundred containers of meat have been caught out by new import requirements in China that the government has had to scramble to sort out. Audio

The National AIDS Council Secretariat in PNG says the epidemic has been contained, but some are not so sure. Audio

Research commissioned by the Fred Hollows Foundation shows the benefits from a more co-ordinated approach to the delivery of health services in the Pacific Audio

To South Africa now, where Nelson Mandela remains in hospital in a critical condition. Audio

The capital's acting Civil Defence controller, Neville Brown. Audio