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The Papua New Guinea Parliament is to consider new legislation governing the behaviour of MPs and political parties. Audio

Taking the conventional wedding rom com and giving it a First Nations twist, Australia's ILBIJERRI Theatre Company and New Zealand's Te Rehia Theatre Company bring cultures together in Black Ties. Audio

The US Democratic primary races are incomprehensible to most of us - so why are they so gripping?  Audio

Pacific performing artists showcase the richness of Maori and Pacific poetry through theatre for this year's Auckland Arts Festival. Audio

Vanuatu's election campaign is off to a shaky start for the incumbent prime minister, who faces court on charges of perjury. Audio

The Police Association is calling for "political point-scoring" to be put aside as Parliament considers the Arms Legislation Bill.

The second tranche of gun reforms would introduce a firearms… Audio

Matthew, Neale and Kathryn talk about the deepening economic risks around Covid 19, gun laws and the Australasian Prime Ministers' news conference. Matthew Hooton is an Auckland based consultant and… Audio

A Samoa government official says women in the country are already part of the decision-making process and if their voices are not being heard it's because of a lack of interest on their part. Audio

Transparency International's New Zealand chair is warning the need to reform political funding structures is more urgent than ever - and that complacency is leaving the country more vulnerable to… Audio

Veteran Tahiti politician Flosse in last ditch efforts to rekindle career. Audio

The ongoing impact of the coronavirus on trade as pressure on business intensifies. Also a look at the EV feebate scheme and National's economic plan. Audio

Both National and NZ First are facing Serious Fraud Office investigations related to political donations - Tranparency International's Suzanne Snively joins The Panel to talk about whether things need… Audio

The Fijian government has been accused of "wrecking the trade union movement" in the country. Audio

Kathryn, Trish and Stephen chat about the controversy swirling around NZ First, and also look at whether tax will become a new tug of war between parties in the race for the median voter. Audio

There are signs of a fresh influx of West Papuans into Papua New Guinea amid a protracted conflict across the border. Audio

News broke this week that police and the Serious Fraud Office will investigate the New Zealand First Foundation to see if it has breached the Electoral Act. This follows an announcement on the 29th of… Audio

Trevor Reekie talks to Brad Hammonds from Brass Against, who perform horn-heavy covers of political songs and are playing in NZ next week. Audio

The latest political poll puts the National Party neck and neck with the Labour/Green party block. Both are sitting on 46 percent ahead of September's election. Audio

Deputy Prime Minister and NZ First Leader Winston Peters says he was involved in having a photograph taken of two journalists and former NZ First President Lester Gray.

The photographs were posted on… Audio

Creative New Zealand chair Michael Moynahan joins the discussion on what arts contribute to the economy as politically there's less and less being given to the sector. Audio