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Party leaders weigh in on National's so called boot-camp plans. Even National's own support partners described it as reminiscent of a by-gone era. Audio

Following more fighting in the town of Wabag at the weekend, at least twenty people are confirmed to have died in election-related violence since vote counting began last month in Papua New Guinea's… Audio

A new national network for sexual assault services has just been launched, aimed at improving access and care for victims, and training and support for clinicians. The Sexual Assault Assessment and… Audio

Critics say a National Party plan to send hardened youth criminals to an army bootcamp is aimed at winning votes but will never work. Canterbury University criminologist Jarrod Gilbert and the Morgan… Audio

National champions Druz’ya Quartet will perform in a memorial concert for luthier Ian Lyons this weekend.

Mike Turner of Trendez describes his experience of being kicked out of Westfield's Riccarton Mall because of a multi-national. Audio

Bougainville has again called on the Papua New Guinea Government to meet its constitutional obligations and fund the autonomous region properly. Audio

A Papua New Guinea NGO that's addressing the country's teacher shortage has started work this week in Manus province. Audio

Lawlessness related to Papua New Guinea's election continues to fester, with more deadly violence in the Highlands region. Audio

New Zealand's Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade select committee is examining the PACER Plus trade and aid agreement prior to making final ratification recommendations to Parliament. Audio

UK's Nation Trust does a back down on banning volunteers from wearing pride badges. Audio

Seventy-five years ago today, allied forces began a major offensive against the Japanese in the Pacific. Audio

Labour and National have drawn election battle lines in Auckland with new rail announcements. We discuss the policies with Road Transport Forum CEO Ken Shirley and Greater Auckland spokesperson Matt… Audio

The world head of Transparency International, Jose Ugaz, says the watchdog organisation is planning to take a new approach to dealing with corrupt and fraudulent practices. Audio

A taxpayer-funded calendar Gerry Brownlee sent out to his constituents in Christchurch is riddled with errors, including the cancellation of New Years Eve. Video, Audio

Over $US600,000 of World Bank financing that was meant to go towards cyclone recovery in Tonga is unaccounted for, triggering a government investigation. Audio

Despite the emergence of a government in Papua New Guinea, questions remain over the legitimacy of the general election. Audio

Vanuatu is undergoing its first Pacific Islands Forum gender and human rights review of its policies and programmes Audio