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We are joined by National's spokesperson on education Hekia Parata and Labour's spokesperson on education Chris Hipkins. Audio

Calls for a Royal Commission into the National Party's conduct are growing as more allegations emerge of intimating and underhand tactics by Ministers and their staff. Audio

An NGO in Guam fears young people on the island are being targeted by human traffickers. Audio

World Bank to lay its plans to help small island countries improve resilience to climate change at SIDS conference in Apia. Audio

Solomon Islands has passed legislation that aims to protect people from domestic violence and severly punish perpertrators of the crime. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, insists Judith Collins' sudden resignation won't derail the National Party's campaign three weeks out from the election. Audio

SPC urgues Pacific youth to adopt healthy eating practices to avoid NCDs later in life. Audio

New Zealand and Samoa are marking the centenary of New Zealand's invasion of Samoa with commemorations in Auckland and Apia. Audio

An Australian think tank says women in the Pacific, particularly in Papua New Guinea, continue to face extreme challenges. Audio

A United States conservation group is partnering with a New Zealand university to boost research into marine conservation in the Pacific. Audio

The Acting Governor of Papua New Guinea's West Sepik says projects underway to develop cross-border trade and services with neighbouring Indonesia should provide a springboard to prosperity. Audio

A New Zealand academic is urging leaders of small island developing states to address 'blatant inequalities' in the region. Audio

American Samoa's only hospital has some funding to resume payments for people forced to travel overseas for medical care. Audio

The European Union's ambassador for the Pacific says its experts will bring substantial experience to the observer group that will be monitoring Fiji's upcoming elections. Audio

A failed National Party candidate is demanding the party weed out rogue elements that he says sabotaged his campaign in the safe National seat of Rodney three years ago. Audio

Women Against Crime and Corruption in Vanuatu says times have changed and marital rape can not be tolerated. Audio

Tonga's Meteorological Service says it will share what it learned from January's Cyclone Ian with other Pacific nations at the Small Islands Developing States conference in Apia next week. Audio

Yesterday Labour announced it would delay some of its spending programmes, previously announced two weeks ago. Audio

As the National Party tries to put the Dirty Politics scandal behind it, John Key is hinting at tax cuts. Audio

The buying and selling of access to fishing days in the area under the control of the PNA fishing bloc of nations is becoming increasingly sophisticated. Audio

The Governor of Papua New Guinea's capital says his long-term goal of re-moulding Port Moresby as a progressive international city requires changing values and behaviour. Audio

National's Bill English and Labour's David Carter have today laid out their plans for the economy and how best to help people into their own homes and save for retirement. Audio

The Labour Party is reining in its spending plans while the National Party is promising to make some sort of tax cut announcement before the election. Audio

Opposition parties have been quick to dismiss National's centre piece housing policy. Audio

National released its new home loan policy at its campaign launch yesterday. Audio