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Air New Zealand is likely to slow the pace of route expansion in the coming year and is looking to consolidate its new routes and ensure incoming tourists get the best deals going. Audio

Police deny organised crime problem in CNMI despite latest murder Audio

Former Palmerston North man Simon Wigley is a politics lecturer at Ankara's Bilkent University...he tells Guyon Espiner what lies ahead for Turkey in the wake of the coup. Audio

In 1958, Auschwitz remained a secret to many young Germans. This film tells how the secret was let out. Audio

An abuse survivors group says Guam has been used as a "way station for problematic priests", and abuse within the Catholic Church on the island spreads far beyond its Archbishop. Audio

An academic says there is a lot of work ahead for Bougainville and Papua New Guinea as preparations begin for a vote on self determination in three years. Audio

Australia is partly to blame for enabling an authoritarian approach to government by the Baron Waqa-led administration on Nauru, according to an Australian academic. Audio

An academic who's been banned from Fiji says the Great Council of Chiefs may no longer be relevant but the way it was dissolved leaves a sense of unfinished business. Audio

The opposition National Federation Party has says the Fiji government needs to create a $US50 million rehabilitation fund to save the sugar industry after Cyclone Winston. Audio

Australian cellist Li-Wei Qin is back in New Zealand to perform Walton's concerto at the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's grand opening concert. Li-Wei has an international performing career as well… Audio

New Caledonian politicians meet in Paris to help prepare 2018 independence referendum as Noumea Accord expires. Audio

This summer we are trying to explain what lies behind some of the news stories you hear about every day. Audio

More Nauru MPs are asking why the Commonwealth Secretariat's observer mission didn't seek out opposition voices. Audio

The UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Education says he's impressed with reforms to Fiji's education system but there are still areas that need attention. Audio

The Prime Minister's Office and Chief Secretary in Tonga have come under fire from the media for supposedly lacking transparency and good governance. Audio

Suspended jail sentence sought in Tahiti for a man accused of fraud for receiving the French RSA benefit. Audio

The Cook Islands government is planning on dredging Muri lagoon to rid it of an algal bloom it has labelled a national disaster. Audio

Pacific Island nations have told the United Nations climate change summit in Paris they are already bearing the brunt of the effects of climate change and urgent action is needed. Audio

An Australian police whistleblower says he has seen killings and other crimes in PNG but the Australian Government is turning a blind eye. Audio

Police management in Papua New Guinea has angrily dismissed claims by an Australian whistleblower that he witnessed extra-judicials killings by PNG police. Audio

A recently published study has found that that the gap between the rates of cancer experienced by Maori and non-Maori New Zealanders is greater than those between the indigenous and majority cultures… Audio

A fatal road incident in Fiji involving a South African diplomat is now out of police hands and is a matter between the foreign ministries of both countries. Audio

Australia's senate has been told that the government's aid programme in Papua New Guinea enables rather than remedies state fraud and market distortions in PNG. This is according to the International… Audio