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PNA member nations sign new commitment. Audio

The head of Unicef in Vanuatu says information is still being gathered about the extent of damage to the northern island group from Tropical Cyclone Hola and he hopes New Caledonia will cope with its… Audio

Thousands of Papua New Guineans are in urgent need of basic supplies, medicine and shelter in the eatrhquake-hit highlands region. Audio

The Selwyn MP will now be ranked third in the caucus, behind Simon Bridges and his deputy Paula Bennett. Video, Audio

Delays in distribution of relief supplies and in damage assessment are adding to anxieties for quake-affected communities in Papua New Guinea's Highlands. Audio

The Pukeiti rainforest park in Taranaki is set to get a $5.9 million boost that will include the creation of a mountain bike trail linking the park to the Tasman Sea. The Kaitake Trail will be shared… Audio

Fiji's Citizens' Constitutional Forum says Fiji's history means it's important to clarify whether the country has new statistics on its ethnic make-up. Audio

Fiji's former foreign secretary says he's shocked but not surprised at the sudden departure of the country's chief climate negotiator midway through her term. Audio

More strong aftershocks have rocked Papua New Guinea's Highlands, a week after a magnitude 7.5 earthquake killed dozens of people. Audio

National's EQC spokesperson Stuart Smith says EQC should sue Fletchers Building if there's compelling evidence they repeatedly botched repairs. He talks to John Campbell. Video, Audio

National's EQC Spokesperson Stuart Smith believes EQC should sue Fletcher Building if there's compelling evidence the contractor was responsible for a large number of botched post-earthquake repairs.

The 5th Fiji Young Women's Forum saw a new declaration drawn up highlighting areas of concern for young women that plans to be shared to leaders and the community. Audio

The government plans to build around 150 new state houses in the regions by the middle of the year, but the National Party says every single one of them was in the pipeline to be built when it left… Video, Audio

It’s that time of year again, when some of the best rising stars compete for the National Concerto Competition.

Winston Peters is pressing ahead with legal action against four former National Party ministers after it was revealed before last year's elections he'd been paid too much superannuation. That's… Audio

Pacific people at a New Zealand climate summit call for more influence on global issues that affect the region's rapidly changing climate. Audio

Two polls of National Party voters have found that Simon Bridges was the least favoured candidate for the Party leadership. Have the backed the wrong horse? Audio

National's new leader Simon Bridges says he's determined to lead a "modern" National party. He talks to John Campbell about his strengths, hopes for New Zealand's future and why he thinks the… Video, Audio

We hear the opinions of former MPs Craig Foss and Wayne Mapp about Simon Bridges appointment and have analysis from journalist Richard Harman. Audio

Around 200 Hawaiian artefacts will be available to view for one month at the Auckland War Memorial Museum as part of the Pacific Communities Access Project. Audio

Simon Bridges is the new leader of the National Party. He just held his first media conference. With the details we're joined by political editor Jane Patterson. Audio