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Martin Gillman is an Auckland advertising consultant, and Phil Wallington is a media commentator, journalist and TV producer. Audio

Radio New Zealand's Mediawatch presenter, Colin Peacock, is in the studio. Audio

Media commentators say they expect a review of TV3's Campbell Live show will lead to it being axed. Audio

Listening to that is Regan Cunliffe -- director of the TV ratings website, Throng. Audio

Media commentators say they expect a review of TV3's Campbell Live show will lead to it being axed, ending a tradition of prime time current affairs on television dating back to the 1960s. Audio

A media studies lecturer says he's not surprised Mediaworks is reviewing the future of TV3's Campbell Live show. Audio

TV3's flagship current affairs programme Campbell Live could be under threat of being axed with the announcement tonight that it's under review. Audio

The Lieutenant Governor of the Federated States of Micronesia state of Yap says authorities have no idea whether aid has reached all the people who need it, more than a week after typhoon Maysak. Audio

The United Nations says it is concerned about proper nutrition for mothers and babies in Vanuatu after cyclone Pam struck. Authorities estimate around ninety percent of the food gardens in the mostly… Audio

Women on Efate and Santo in Vanuatu are working together to try and improve the diet of families in the Port Vila by shipping root crops from the unaffected northern islands to be sold in the capital.

A community based conservation initiative in Solomon Islands has received a huge financial boost from Britain's Rufford Foundation. Audio

Cantabrian Tanya Humphreys has lived her whole life with Tourette's syndrome with very little support in dealing with it. She has physical and verbal tics, and talks frankly about the challenges of… Audio

Lily Duval has built her own house in keeping with Tiny House movement. Built on a trailer, she did all the work herself, despite never having attempted a building project before. Lily shows Katy… Audio

The United Nations is warning the government and aid agencies supporting the recovery in Vanuatu not to let their guard down as they say the threat of a second disaster is very real. Audio

The United Nations is warning the government and aid agencies supporting the recovery in Vanuatu not to let their guard down as they say the threat of a second disaster is very real. Audio

The Asian Development Bank says the jury is still out on whether Papua New Guinea's government is managing the windfall from the landmark LNG gas project for the long-term benefit of the country. Audio

Focus shifts in Vanuatu from emergency aid to a more permanent rebuild after Cyclone Pam devastated 22 islands in the archipelago. Audio

Today is day two of the 2015 school year after Cyclone Pam in Vanuatu and at least half of the country's schools remain damaged or destroyed. Audio

Emergency declarations have been made in the Federated States of Micronesia as typhoon Maysak continues to tear through the vast country. Audio

Tuvalu's Prime Minister says the situation in his country remains dire and unstable two weeks after cyclone Pam, but he is happy with progress that has been made. Audio

Two weeks after Cyclone Pam disaster authorities in Vanuatu continue to struggle to cope with the scale of the destruction caused by the storm. Audio

United Nations says Papua New Guinea's strong economic is not enough if it doesn't translate into the country's human development. Audio

A long time activist for human rights and democracy in Fiji the Reverend Akuila Yabaki says careful navigation has been the key to his survival during politically turbulent times. Audio

The Vanuatu government has acknowledged some communities have not received any aid, two weeks after category five Cyclone Pam struck the country. Audio

Greg Johnson performs live in our Auckland studios. Audio