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A national register for people with spinal injuries is being set up and doctors expect it to help patients recover more quickly Audio

Helping to resolve tensions between customs and law is a focal point between members of the Maori and Samoa Law Societies who recently formed a new network. Audio

We go back to the Rotorua Police station now where a police conference has just begun following the the shooting of a man near a shopping centre earlier today. Audio

The former Nauru opposition MP Roland Kun says he was prevented from leaving Nauru partly because of his role in a bribery investigation involving a government minister. Audio

A new study shows major ethnic inequalities in the risk of death from heart disease in New Zealand, highlighting much higher rates of death for Maori and Pacific people. Audio

A former Nauru MP who had his passport seized by its government, has fled the island, travelling on a New Zealand passport. Audio

Deborah Littman was a leader in the London Living wage campaign, which successfully convinced the greater London authority to become a Living Wage employer. Here in NZ, the movement, which bridges… Audio

Protests are being held across the United States today in response to the deaths of Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Philando Castile in Falcon Heights, Minnesota at the hands of police… Audio

Germany after the First World War was bleak. Poverty was all around, and the only place to escape it was at the live variety shows - if you could afford it. That's the theme to the German silent… Audio

Dallas Morning News crime reporter Sarah Mervosh is outside a parking garage in downtown Dallas where negotiations with a suspect are taking place. Audio

The Dallas police Chief, David Brown, speaking at a news conference. Audio

With KERA News Managing Editor, Eric Aasen. Audio

Organisers of a week of reconciliation ceremonies held in Solomon Islands say the programme was a first step towards national healing. Audio

Law students in New Zealand say women still face tough legal challenges throughout the Pacific. Audio

A World Health Organisation official says Pacific rates of diabetes are two to three times the global average. Audio

The author of a new book which documents traditional methods of growing yam says the book has preserved indigenous crop planting knowledge valuable to farmers in the region. Audio

We're going live now to the Palmerston North police station where the police are about to hold a press conference regarding the arrest late this afternoon of fugitive Caleb Kovaleski. Audio

The remote regions of the Marshall Islands are receiving much needed relief this week after being hit by drought conditions since late last year. Audio