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A media officer says a 21-year-old woman was travelling on a bus last week when she was allegedly abducted in east Honiara. Audio

Nelson reporter, Alison Hossain, is en route to the scene of the fatal slip but is being hampered by road closures caused by the extreme weather. Audio

One of the country's biggest publishing houses is cutting staff here in favour of Australia, as it struggles to compete in an increasingly digital and online market. Audio

The NSA contractor who leaked details of top-secret US surveillance programmes has dropped out of sight in Hong Kong as American lawmakers seek to have him sent home to face charges. Audio

Educators are warning against placing too much emphasis on the publication of national standards results, saying the figures will be unreliable. Audio

Nauru's president defends his decision to declare a state of emergency just ahead of next week's election as the country struggles with political deadlock. Audio

More reports of a mass killing in Indonesia's West Papua province. Audio

Fonterra has been swamped with the response from farmers wanting to sell the economic rights to some of their shares. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Opposition has been significantly depleted by recent defections to government which appears to be very secure in its position for this parliemtnary term. How does the apparent… Audio

Security has been stepped up at army barracks across London after a man was hacked to death on a footpath in Woolwich by two men armed with machetes. Audio

With the latest from Oklahoma City our reporter Steve Mort is on the line. Audio

Wellington's rush hour commute is being disrupted tonight with rail services cut back in the wake of the derailing of a train this morning. Audio

Kiwirail's general manager passenger Deborah Hume is with us. Audio

The Marshall Islands Atoll of Ailinglaplap is eroding away and could be uninhabitable in 20 years, according to a senior climate change advisor. Audio

Economists say stronger economic activity and rising house prices are expected to underpin retail spending in the coming year. Audio

Unemployment has dropped sharply but there are fears it won't last. Audio

Radio New Zealand political editor Brent Edwards analyses the latest political moves. Audio

With the latest on conditions, the Wellington City Council spokesperson, Richard MacLean. Audio

The Phocea finally leaves Port Vila amid questions over the boat's registration Audio

Scientists are accusing the government of playing it too safe with its latest round of science funding, describing its goals as unadventurous and vague. Audio

Rescue workers in Bangladesh have started using cranes and bulldozers to clear rubble as the search for people trapped in the wreckage of a collapsed garment factory slows down. Audio

The Government has poured cold water on the latest proposals to pay for better transport in Auckland. Audio

Returning now to the fatal crash on the Auckland motorway which is causing major traffic jams. Audio

The Labour Party leader, David Shearer, says the polls show a pleasing trend. Audio

President Obama made a short statement after the attack. Audio