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A Chinese Naval vessel is undergoing strait training around the Pacific in what could be a sign of things to come. Audio

In stark contrast to Facebook, Twitter has decided to ban all political advertising from its platform. The panel assesses the decision and its implications. Audio

A look at the Zero Carbon Act and Auckland's light rail. Matthew Hooton is an Auckland-based public relations consultant and lobbyist. Neale Jones was Chief of Staff to Labour Leader Jacinda Ardern… Audio

The Marshall Islands is exploring legal action against the US over a leaking nuclear-waste filled concrete dome. Audio

The 2020 election is shaping up to be a pretty interesting period for minor parties. Will they survive, are they the linchpin for a new Government? Can the ones that do exist get along? And, on a… Audio

MediaWorks' move to cut off its TV arm has swung the spotlight onto the government's plans for broadcasting. Politicians sent out distinctly mixed messages this past week ranging from staged… Audio

Pacific youth are calling on their leaders to strengthen governance structures so that young people can more effectively influence decision-making. Audio

The Tongan community appears divided ahead of this weekend's clash between the Tonga Invitational XIII and Great Britain in Hamilton. Audio

Indonesia's government has launched a new overseas aid agency, the Indonesian Agency for International Development, to strengthen ties in the Pacific and other regions. Audio

Brigitte and Mike join Kathryn to discuss the New Zealand First conference over the weekend, how the coalition dynamics are working, the most recent political polls and whether there's further… Audio

The Cook Islands' biggest cultural festival has come to New Zealand for the first time since its inception more than 50 years ago. Audio

An arrest warrant has been issued for Papua New Guinea's former prime minister Peter O'Neill, but police say the MP has so far refused to co-operate with them over investigations into alleged… Audio

The founder of a new political party in the Cook Islands says it's born out of frustration with the current system, not just any particular party. Audio

The second political poll of the week shows that support for the Labour -led government's is waning. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Treasurer has faced strong criticism in parliament over cuts to basic services in the government's new supplementary budget.  Audio

There is more bad news for Labour and the Prime Minister, with the latest political poll.

The One News Colmar Brunton poll has National significantly ahead of Labour, and able to govern with just… Video, Audio

The latest political polls point to a close race at the next general election as Labour loses ground, but the Greens hold up. Audio

Matthew and Stephen join Kathryn to talk about the large surplus, how the Greens are getting the coalition treatment, former Air New Zealand boss Christopher Luxon eyeing up National's Botany seat and… Audio

A Cook Islands marine scientist and dive school operator is returning to New Zealand with the aim of entering politics. Audio