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New Zealand's Foreign Minister Winston Peters has defended his government's 10 million US dollar-assistance to Papua New Guinea to help the Melanesian country host APEC, saying it's important that PNG… Audio

Each sitting day in the House MPs argue about bills that want to grow up and become laws. Today they’ll work on letting fees, family violence, and fibre services. Audio

Housing Minister Phil Twyford has said 200 Housing New Zealand tenants evicted over flawed meth tests will be compensated by Christmas, but those figures clash with figures HNZ has supplied to… Audio

An Australian researcher says a whaleshark stuck in a lagoon in Tokelau is a rare opportunity to learn more about the species. Audio

The future of New Zealand's relationship with the Pacific has been the focus of a meeting in Wellington. Audio

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have returned to Wellington after spending the afternoon at Abel Tasman National Park. Reporter Emma Hatton is at Courtenay Creative, where the royal couple is meeting… Video, Audio

Bill McKay takes a close look at the proposed bright and shiny waterfront stadium that Auckland has been offered. A private consortium is offering to build a sports/concerts/events stadium on… Audio

Fiji's Sitiveni Rabuka has been acquitted of electoral fraud leaving the way open for him to contest the election less than three weeks away. Audio

Tahiti's Pouvanaa a Oopa rehabilitated 41 years after his death. Audio

Fiji says it will use its seat on the UN Human Rights Council to pursue climate justice, the rights of children and gender equality, especially within the Pacific. Audio

New Zealand's government has defended giving Papua New Guinea 15 million dollars to help it get ready to host the APEC leaders summit. Audio

As New Zealand hails its ratification of the PACER Plus trade agreement, there are claims that Pacific countries are set to lose out. Audio

US President Donald Trump has accused Saudi authorities of the "worst cover-up ever" in the killing of prominent journalist Jamal Khashoggi and is vowing to revoke the visas of some of those believed… Video, Audio

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has ruled out any new regional fuel tax while she's Prime Minister, in a spontaneous declaration to Parliament this afternoon. Audio

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

There is hope the Australian government's defeat in the Wentworth by-election could lead to a change in its offshore detention policy. Audio

Isolated communities in Solomon Islands are reporting a reduction in domestic violence and other crimes thanks to a project aimed at improving conflict resolution. Audio

Each sitting day in the House MPs argue about bills that want to grow up and become laws. Here's what they’ll work on this week. Audio

Fiji's elections authorities have issued another warning to political parties to conduct campaigns which are free from racial and religious intolerance. Audio

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrive in Fiji today amid concern their visit could influence the upcoming general election. 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

The first local newspapers in Tokelau are returning young people to the territory, improving their language skills and strengthening community ties there. Audio