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A prominent Niuean New Zealander is seeking a senior post at the World Health Organisation. Audio

Edouard Fritch is re-elected French Polynesia's president. Audio

National leader Simon Bridges discusses the first Labour government Budget with Guyon Espiner. "In the best of conditions they're still managing to break their promises," he says. On the spending &amp… Audio

Out of the top 25 countries which trade organically, New Zealand is one of only two that don't have a national standard to ensure products are, in fact, organic. Producers are hoping that will soon… Video, Audio

Accusations over which political party spent more and how it was spent have been flying back and forth in the post-Budget mop-up. Political reporter Craig McCulloch reports. Video, Audio

New Zealand's associate finance minister, Shane Jones, says closely failed states in the Pacific have become gateways for shipping methamphetamine and other drugs into this country, but his comments… Audio

The Cook Islands opposition is questioning the timing of a visit by the Chinese ambassador to open a school so close to the general election. Audio

France maintains boycott of UN process to decolonise Tahiti. Audio

A Vanuatu cabinet minister says his government remains fully committed to creating reserved seats for women in parliament. Audio

Fiji's government is seeking expressions of interest from international private hospital operators to help it upgrade and run the Ba and Lautoka hospitals. Audio

Pacific midwives in NZ call for more support, pay and recognition of their expertise ahead of government budget announcements. Audio

A former Hurricanes Super Rugby prop is helping rugby union grow on Guam. Audio

The Education Minister and his predecessor are at loggerheads over whether National did enough to plan for major population in growth in coming years, and the increased pressure that would put on… Audio

The kiwi is the national bird and the pavlova is the national pudding, but what is the national fungus? A blogger for Scientific American who recently visited New Zealand, Jennifer Frazer, has… Audio

A prominent leader and businessman on Bougainville says the latest statements from Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Peter O'Neill on the region's referendum are contradictory. Audio

A significant boost in New Zealand's foreign aid budget has been heralded as part of a transformative shift in the country's relations with Pacific Islands. Audio

New Zealand's foreign service is set to receive a $714 million boost, as the government increases its aid to the Pacific. But the Opposition wants to know why the government's sending more money… Audio

Pacific island countries learn each other's recipe for a successful national human rights body. Audio

The head of the South Pacific Tourism Organisation says strengthening the participation of local communities and indigenous people in tourism development is the key to offering unique travel… Audio

An ongoing security crisis in Papua New Guinea's Hela province is preventing many earthquake-affected communties receiving relief. Audio

National is incensed government MPs have cleared the Environmental Protection Authority's chief executive Allan Freeth of misleading a select committee earlier this year. Dr Freeth told the committee… Audio

The National Party says it would be breathtakingly arrogant for the Government to pass the waka-jumping legislation given the opposition to it in public submissions. The legislation is being… Audio