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The 30th National Waka Ama Sprint Championships get under way today, with more than 3000 paddlers expected to take to Lake Karapiro this week. Maori News Correspondent Leigh-Marama McLachlan caught up… Audio

Surfers aged between nine and 72 years old have been rubbing shoulders with World Surf League competitor Ricardo Christie at the National Championships in Taranaki this week. Audio

New Zealand's anti-nuclear position has had a sustained impact on disarmament and also boosted the global influence of our small country, says, Beatrice Fihn, executive director of the Nobel Peace… Audio

At least a dozen countries including New Zealand have been hacked by a group led by two Chinese nationals, who've been arrested in the United States. And New Zealand's spy agency GCSB has established… Video, Audio

Villages in Samoa are fighting abuse on Facebook with hefty fines for people posting it. Audio

People in Papua New Guinea's drought-stricken South Fly district need to be vigilant to get through the next couple of months with little water, the local MP says. Audio

A report by the police watchdog has found Deputy Police Commisisoner Wally Haumaha did belittle and act inappropriately to two women staff members. But the report doesn't find workplace bullying… Audio

National MP Gerry Brownlee says it's a great tragedy that the former chairman of government insurer Southern Response has been treated the way that he has. Ross Butler resigned on Tuesday night after… Audio

Former National Party ministers are being forced to defend the activities of private investigators under their watch, saying they didn't know about any unethical activity. Audio

An internet expert has poured cold water over Niue's claim a Swedish company took over its domain name without consent. Audio

A advocate for women and children in Tonga says methamphetamine use is an increasing problem in the kingdom which needs to be urgently addressed. Audio

The President of Bougainville, John Momis, says many of the people who issued an ultimatum to his government last week are themselves facing investigation by the Papua New Guinea Fraud Squad. Audio

This stunning walk near Wanaka is a favourite of Rachel Schmidt- McLeave who describes herself as a weekend warrior. Audio, Gallery

Fiji's opposition parties have been given a reprieve in their attempt to dispute the results of last month's election. The parties had complained members of the FijiFirst government had been evading… Audio

Paris talks with New Caledonia politicians will digest the independence referendum aftermath. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government looks at changing parts of a controversial mining deal struck with China. Audio

Air New Zealand engineers have called off their three-day strike, which could have affected up to 120,000 travellers in the busy week before Christmas. The airline said late last night it had reached… Audio

Almost 30 years on, the fight against violence against women continues in the Pacific. Audio

After dozens of charges of conspiracy, theft and money laundering laid against him were dropped this week, Papua New Guinea lawyer Paul Paraka says he will pursue charges against anti-fraud detectives… Audio

The National Party wants to know if taxpayers are paying for a chief executive who is not showing up to his job. The head of KiwiBuild, Stephen Barclay, has not been at work since early last month… Audio

Stephen Barclay was appointed in May to lead the flagship programme which aims to build 100-thousand houses in 10 years. Video, Audio