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The Government will unveil its national cancer strategy this weekend. There's a sense of eager anticipation surrounding the event, with many in the health sector hoping it will include setting up a… Audio

The National Party says the Waitangi Tribunal report into freshwater rights goes too far. Party spokesperson for Crown Maori Relations Nick Smith spoke to Corin Dann about the issue. Audio

The Police Association is accusing the National Party of playing politics on gun law reform.

President Chris Cahill says the Opposition leader is wrong to say the gun buyback scheme has been a… Video, Audio

The Green Party is raising questions about whether anything was promised in exchange for the $150,000 given to the National Party by a Chinese-owned company.

And it says its yet another reason to ban… Video, Audio

A $150,000 donation to the National Party has raised fresh questions about foreign influence and who should be allowed to give money to political parties.

National received the money in 2016 from a… Audio

The National Party wants all government to pay contractors within 30 days of an invoice being received. Peter Silcock from Civil Contractors New Zealand joins the panel to chat about whether this is… Audio

A Fiji opposition MP says he's been vindicated by the release of a video of his alleged assault by the prime minister. Audio

A large raft of pumice is floating in the Pacific after an underwater volcanic eruption near Tonga earlier this month. Audio

A national strategy isn't the solution to reducing the number of Maori taking their own lives. That's the opinion of Tuta Ngarimu, who's the manager of the Nati for Life trust suicide support group in… Audio

Grey Power is branding the National Party's promise to raise the pension age to 67 if elected into government as ridiculous.

It's something that former Prime Minister and National Leader John Key… Audio

Suicide rates have risen yet again - with 685 people dying by suicide in the past year - that's 17 more lives lost.

The number of Māori taking their own lives has increased 19 percent on the year… Video, Audio

Taiwan's Foreign Minister says his country's ties with Solomon Islands are strong, as debate rages between MPs there over whether to switch ties to China. Audio

Alex Perrottet talks with Dr Wayne Ngata and Mai Chen about race, colonisation, and identity from the different perspectives of tangata whenua and tauiwi. Recorded in Gisborne's Smash Palace. Audio

It's National Poetry day today and that means it's flash poem time. The entries will be judged by poet Erik Kennedy, author of Twenty-Six Factitions and There's No Place Like the Internet in… Audio

Indonesia's president has been criticised for failing to address festering racism against West Papuans.  Audio

The National Party is critical of a new Corrections plan that it says puts prisoners first, saying it will come at the expense of an effective prison system. The changes - announced yesterday - will… Audio

There were tears. There was laughter. And there was reflection. About one-hundred people gathered at the National War Memorial in Wellington for the Vietnam Veterans Day service yesterday. More than… Audio

National's Deputy Leader, Paula Bennett is to vacate her Upper Harbour electoral seat to oversee the party's campaign for the 2020 election, which has prompted speculation that it's being vacated for… Audio

The Department of Corrections has apologised to victims of the attacks for allowing the accused man to send a letter to a supporter overseas that was then posted online. The alleged gunman wrote the… Audio

The leaders of Pacific countries have been putting together a case to present to Australia when the Pacific Islands Forum meets in Tuvalu on Thursday. The countries want a stronger commitment to… Audio

A New Zealand academic says New Zealand needs to adapt to a Pacific future that is already here. Audio

Once upon a timeour major media companies and telcos were none of each others' business. Now they are all up in each others' business because of 'convergence' driven by digital technology and the… Audio

Some historians are concerned New Zealand's public libraries and museums are being priced out of buying national treasures by private investors snapping up items from the country's early history. Video, Audio

Indigenous Pacific knowledge should inform the science to save the world's oceans. Audio

The annual Cook Islands Language Week is underway with New Zealanders of Cook Islands heritage urged to speak the language to keep it alive. Audio