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Last week, the International Labour Organisation put the Fijian government on notice over its failure to implement reforms agreed to in 2016. It has been given until November this year to show… Audio

Samoan officials say the expelling of seasonal workers from New Zealand, and the blacklisting of their villages in Samoa, is a one-off incident. Audio

A private collector outbid three of the country's libraries to take home a rare document of national significance from New Zealand's early pioneer history at an auction in Auckland yesterday.

The… Audio

National MP Maggie Barry is leading the charge against what she terms 'state-sanctioned killing', as David Seymour's End of Life Choice Bill is facing its second reading vote in Parliament today… Video, Audio

On Tuesday Amy Adams announced she'll leave Parliament at the next election and relinquished her portfolio responsibilities, prompting National's leader, Simon Bridges, to reshuffle his caucus… Video, Audio

National MPs Amy Adams and Alastair Scott announced they would be stepping down at the 2020 election, raising questions of why and who will replace them. Lisa Owen spoke to pollster and right-wing… Video, Audio

As Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern prepares to announce her first reshuffle in two days' time, the National Party leader has sprung a surprise one of his own after senior MP Amy Adams announced she will… Audio

Senior National MP Amy Adams will retire from politics at the 2020 election. Just 45 minutes later, a second National MP, Alastair Scott, also announced he'd also be retiring at the election. Audio

Short, succinct opinions from New Zealanders on subjects of their choice. Screenwriter and playwright Kathryn Burnett on New Zealand drivers' issues with indicators Audio

Last week the Frank Bainimarama-led government delivered its budget for the coming year on the back of growth it described as the "Bainimarama boom". This week, the Opposition warns the state's… Audio

The National Party is accusing the government of rushing changes in electoral law to advantage the coalition's re-election.

But Justice Minister Andrew Little says the moves will strengthen… Audio

Politicians on both sides of the aisle are accusing each other of trying to set up voting laws to increase their chances at the next election.

National is objecting to the government's plan to allow… Audio

Tonga and New Zealand headline a blockbuster weekend of international rugby league, as the Kingdom attempt to repeat their famous triumph over the Kiwis from the 2017 World Cup. Audio

National is weighing into Auckland Council politics with the launch of a website asking Aucklanders to rate the council's performance.

The party's not backing anyone in this year's mayoral race but… Audio

National has released a primary sector discussion document with a few of their ideas for the rural sector. One of the ideas is to create a new primary sector visa and expand the regional seasonal… Audio

Papua New Guinea's new government is being pressed to improve the country's capacity to respond to disasters. Audio

Manus Island refugees could escape Papua New Guinea once they're awarded compensation by its courts, their lawyer says. Audio

Associate Health Minister Julie Anne Genter responds to frustration among surgical mesh campaigners at the apparent U-turn over the establishment of a National Register to track incidents. This week… Audio

Campaigners fighting against the use of surgical mesh say no one from the Government has spoken to them about an apparent back-track on its election promise to set up a mesh register. This week the… Audio

The National Party says district health boards are drowning in deficits, and a lack of government leadership is to blame. Health Ministry figures show that in late March, the 20 district health boards… Audio

The Pacific Conference of Churches has welcomed a study by New Zealand academics urging churches to do more to help stop violence against women in Samoa. And it believes a theological approach can… Audio

The government has pulled back on advice we follow the lead of Sweden and massively increase the number of speed cameras on the road.

The Associate Transport Minister, Julie-Anne Genter, says it… Video, Audio

The announcment by Papua New Guinea's new prime minister that he wants to review the laws governing the country's resources has caused some concern among investors in the sector. But the move is… Audio

National Party MP Judith Collins is ahead of leader Simon Bridges in the preferred Prime Minister stakes in the most recent political polls.

And when asked on Morning Report if she thought Mr Bridges… Audio