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After 10 years before the courts, this country's longest-running employment case has ended with a win for Radio New Zealand. Audio

This morning Geoff Robinson signed off from Morning Report for the final time. Audio

Radio New Zealand has won the country's longest-running employment case, brought against it by its former managing editor Lynne Snowdon. Audio

Clarke Isaac has been writing radio reviews for the Otago Daily Times for 45 years. Audio

Morning Report presenter Geoff Robinson reflects on almost 40 years at the programme's helm, ahead of his retirement. With Kathryn Ryan. Audio

World Health Oganisation aims to completely eliminate the highly contagious skin disease yaws in Vanuatu following a successful campaign in the province of Tafea. Audio

We've all had that moment when you see or hear something and wonder: am I going crazy? In this episode, TED speakers share their experiences straddling the line between madness and sanity. Neurologist… Audio

CCF is welcoming planned independent media monitoring unit, but says it's unclear whether it will work in practice. Audio

Radio New Zealand's chief executive has reassured Wellington listeners the service will not move to Auckland, nor become a commercial entity. Audio

NGO Care International helps Vanuatu island of Futuna stay up to date during recent cyclone with text messaging system. Audio

The head of the watch group Transparency International Vanuatu is calling on government and the opposition to respect the laws of the country. Audio

More views being sought on what should replace the region's document for closer integration, the Pacific Plan. Audio

Setting up a television station on Bougainville as a medium for getting information to the people is a high priority for the regional member of Papua New Guinea's autonomous province. Audio

Radio New Zealand political editor discusses Collins apology. Audio

One of Radio Hauraki's founders, the journalist David Gapes, joins Morning Report. Audio

Tonga military is conducting its annual recruitment drive with another 70 to 80 personnel to be added to His Majesty's Armed Forces by the end of the week. Audio

Tongan health officials investigating reports that disaster victims were sent rusting cans of fish. Audio

Tonga launches 'practice parliament' in efforts to boost number of women in politics. Audio

Tonga's Speaker of Parliament calls for Tongan women to apply as candidates for mock parliament. Audio

Jose Salvador Alvarenga departs Marshall Islands for El Salvador saying he will stay away from boats. Audio

International unions are calling for a UN investigation into Fiji's labour rights, following the Sheraton strikes in Nadi. Audio

A New Zealand academic says the Nauru Government's handling of complaints about its magistrate seems an outrageous departure from best practice. Audio

Michelle Anderson from Tauranga chooses 'Radio Free Europe' by REM. Audio

Fiji's fishing industry has gone well beyond a crisis and there's no turning back according to the head of a fishing company. Audio

Senior judicial officials have raised doubts about the rule of law in Nauru after the government deported the country's only magistrate and barred its chief justice from returning to deal with the… Audio