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National MP Jian Yang is seeking legal advice following a story that raises questions about his links with Chinese military and intelligence. 

Expert in Chinese intelligence Peter Mattis tells Susie… Audio

Kiribati health authorities say new research has revealed more needs to be done to teach people about cervical cancer as cultural barriers are preventing women from being screened. Audio

Papua New Guinea politics is in shock after the move by a main opposition party to join government. The Bulolo MP Sam Basil and the bulk of his Pangu Pati have confirmed they are joining the People's… Audio

Vanuatu is cracking down on underage drinking and youth crime by introducing national identification cards. Audio

Samoans are getting outdoors to support a nationwide campaign to plant two million trees by 2020. Audio

A second attempt in a month to elect a president in New Caledonia has failed which means the old government will stay on in a caretaker role. Audio

National is scrambling to counter Jacinda Ardern's impact by unveiling a series of big-spending voter-friendly policies. Former Act Leader Richard Prebble and former Labour Party president Mike… Audio

Collaboration and innovation are the key for safeguarding the Pacific's future according to the Commonwealth Secretary General. Audio

Three mothers who've lost children to suicide wrote a letter in August inviting all political parties to a forum in Wellington - only National and ACT don't support their wish-list. Video, Audio

Following the annual Pacific Islands Forum summit New Zealand's Foreign Minister Gerry Brownlee says Pacific leaders are determined to develop the economic potential of each of their island countries… Audio

National is pledging to double the HomeStart grant to $20,000. Leader Bill English joins us to discuss the policy. Audio

Australian academic, Professor Ted Wolfers, says it is vital that people on Bougainville hold a dialogue about independence and the nature of any independence they may want. Audio

Fiji's Citizen's Constitutional Forum says there's still much disagreement over the country's constitution. Audio

The NZ Pasifika community talk about what's important to them as they look to vote in the coming general election. Audio

Last month's dissolution of Tonga's Parliament by royal decree brought forward the elections by a year, and with it hope for some, that historic change could be on the way. Audio

The Tuvalu Climate Action Network is condemning Australia for its continued promotion of the coal industry saying it is putting Pacific communities at risk. Audio

The director of Pasifika at Massey University, Malakai Koloamatangi, is surprised by the absence of a number of Pacific leaders from this year's Pacific Islands Forum. Audio

West Papuan independence campaigners to petition the UN later this month with signatures from the people of the Indonesian province. Audio

The Forum Fisheries Agency is urging caution over new data showing Pacific tuna are not being overfished. Audio