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Back now to the National Party and its rogue MP Jami-Lee Ross whose parliamentary fate will be decided on Tuesday morning. Susie Ferguson is joined by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. Audio

The National Party caucus will decide Jami-Lee Ross' political future when MPs meet at Parliament on Tuesday morning. Yesterday Simon Bridges released a report pointing the finger at Mr Ross as the… Audio

A sports tourism and training enterprise and a major pipe-laying company are just two examples that have been held up to encourage Pasifika people to enter the business sector for themselves. Audio

There is widespread agreement among Botany locals in Jami-Lee Ross' electorate that the leak hasn't been handled well, but differing opinions on whether Mr Ross was the leaker and what should happen… Audio

National MP Jami-Lee Ross says he fell out with party leader Simon Bridges "some months ago" and was pushed out on medical leave because he has evidence of Bridges being involved in "unlawful… Video, Audio

National Party leader Simon Bridges says the inquiry into who leaked his expenses points to National MP Jami-Lee Ross. Audio

Tuvalu has just received a new wave forecasting system to help predict tides and sea surges across its nine atolls. Audio

New Zealand art history in 2018 - what's included and what's excluded? Photography is now in it seems, but ceramics not; Contemporary Maori art - in - but traditional Maori arts? Still out. That's at… Audio, Gallery

National conducted a review of the act during its tenure and copped some flak from the Police Association when they adopted only some of the reccomendations. Both the Police minister Stuart Nash and… Audio

Thousands of fans packed the Manukau Vodafone Events centre in South Auckland on Wednesday night to welcome Tonga's National Rugby League team to New Zealand. Audio

A new drug testing regime of our waste water will reveal what drugs are being used in our towns and cities, and in real time. Wastewater testing is set to be rolled out across New Zealand, with the… Audio

Niue won't raise the New Zealand flag or sing its anthem during constitution day celebrations later this month, in an unusual move an MP says has emerged from a tiff between the two countries. Audio

Headlines over the weekend have not been kind to the leader of the National Party. Some examples: "Is Simon Bridges a dead man walking?" and "Simon Bridges in the last chance saloon" and "Bridges… Audio

A Pacific-wide development agency says money aimed at climate change is not reaching the region's poorest and most vulnerable. Audio

The East New Britain governor in Papua New Guinea says having more autonomy will mean his province exerts more control of its own finances. Audio

The Bougainville and Papua New Guinea Governments will meet in two weeks to make key decisions preparing for next year's referendum. Audio

Former staff of a Pacific arts trust in New Zealand have described a culture of workplace bullying and murky payouts over personal grievances. Audio

In a statement, Mr Ross described "personal health issues" and asked for privacy, saying as a father and husband he has to put his own health and family first. Video, Audio

Indigenous views must be included when it comes to creating climate change policies for the Pacific region. Audio

A new book recounts the transformation of Derek Black, the infamous young white nationalist leader in the US who renounced his beliefs and family after gaining acceptance with fellow students. Audio

Indonesia has lashed out at Vanuatu over its representations about West Papua at the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Vanuatu's leader told the UN that issues of human rights abuses and… Audio

A Samoan-Tokelaun reverend elected leader of the Presbyterian Church of New Zealand hopes to mark his two year tenure by promoting multi-cultural interaction and relationship building. Audio

The Pacific Islands have continued to draw the world's attention to their plight from climate change at the United Nations General Assembly this week. Audio