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The lawyer representing Manus Island refugees says the Papua New Guinea Supreme Court was wong to dismiss their case. Audio

A former National Art Gallery director says Te Papa is failing to do justice to the national art collection. The museum has been responsible for the collection for the past twenty years and has faced… Audio

Harassment and bullying will come under scrutiny in a review of National Party culture. Leader Simon Bridges is pledging to seek advice, particularly on how to ensure female MPs feel safe at work. The… Audio

The latest political poll shows the firestorm unleashed by MP Jami-Lee Ross has damaged the National Party and its leader. The One News Colmar Brunton poll was taken from Monday to Friday last week… Audio

National has taken a hit in the latest OneNews Colmar Brunton political poll, dropping below Labour for the first time since the change of government. National is now at 43 percent, with Labour up to… Audio

The unfolding Jami-Lee Ross saga has damaged National, with support for the party and party leader falling in the latest political poll. The OneNews Colmar Brunton shows Labour ahead of National and… Audio

A new political opinion poll indicates the furore over rogue MP Jami-Lee Ross has only slightly dented National's fortunes. Political scientist Bryce Edwards tells Lisa Owen the party would be pleased… Audio

Botany MP Jami-Lee Ross has been reportedly picked up by police at the weekend and taken to Middlemore Hospital for mental health treatment. It is expected that he will be there for at least some… Audio

Vanuatu judge Oliver Saksak says as a result of recent court rulings, public office holders are learning that they must be accountable. Audio

Plans are in motion to ensure Tonga's historic rugby league test against Australia was not a one-off event. Audio

The Catholic Archbishop of Rabaul in Papua New Guinea believes mediation could end the years of anger and bitterness engendered over controversial land leases. Audio

National MP Mark Mitchell responds to the news that Jami-Lee Ross won't resign, and talks about the latest secret tape released. Video, Audio

Zhang Yikun has rubbed shoulders with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, Auckland Mayor Phil Goff and Deputy Police Commissioner Wally Haumaha. Audio

The National Party has known for a couple of years about grievances regarding Jami-Lee Ross' conduct, and got one complainant to sign a confidentiality agreement, sources have told Checkpoint. Video, Audio

Fourteen asylum seeker families that have been seperated by Australia's offshore detention policy are having their case for reunion taken to the United Nations. Audio

The rogue former National MP Jami-Lee Ross will go to the Police today with the evidence he says backs up his explosive claims about breaches of electoral law by the National leader Simon Bridges… Audio

The National Party political maelstrom will intensify today with rogue MP Jami-Lee Ross promising to take a recording to police that he says proves electoral fraud by leader Simon Bridges. Mr Ross… Audio

Bougainville and Papua New Guinea have agreed on what question will be posed in a referendum on independence tentatively set for June next year. Audio

Papua New Guinea's civil society organisations say the logging industry is robbing the country of hundreds of millions of kina every year. Audio

After the extraordinary events of yesterday, when National Party leader Simon Bridges singled out Jami-Lee Ross as the most likely leaker of his travel expenses, what is the future of the National MP… Audio

The National Party caucus will vote on Tuesday on whether to suspend or expel Jami-Lee Ross. Michelle Boag is a former National Party president and Bryce Edwards is a Victoria University political… Audio

Some Botany locals say if their MP Jami-Lee Ross leaked Simon Bridge's travel expenses then he needs to go. In a tumultuous day for the Opposition, National's leader issued a report saying the… Audio