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The UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres has praised Fiji for "standing up for the planet. Audio

RNZ political reporter Jo Moir is in Paris with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, where the Christchurch Call agreement has been signed.

She discusses the impacts of the agreement, signed by tech… Audio

Has the government's tertiary fees-free policy failed? RNZ education correspondent John Gerritsen joins Susie Ferguson with the analysis. Audio

Samoa's Deputy Prime Minister says the country is reaching a critical time for women's representation and that traditional political constructs, which were formally defined at independence, risk being… Audio

Papua New Guinea's police chief has warned against moves by MPs to coerce the public or members of his force in the country's current political wrestle.  Audio

A closer look at the zero carbon bill, the terms of the cannabis referendum and the impending primary and secondary teachers strike. Stephen Mills is the executive director of UMR Research and former… Audio

Indonesia has lost a significant asset in its Pacific diplomacy in the recently deceased West Papuan Franzalbert Joku, an expert in Indonesian history says. Audio

British MPs have urged the government to do more to press Indonesia to stop human rights abuses and violence in Papua. Yesterday, the UK's elected representatives in the house of commons debated West… Audio

The former president of Nauru, Sprent Dabwido, has died at the age of 46. His final days were consumed by a battle with the current government of President Baron Waqa, a battle which drained him both… Audio

Resist the the rise of celebrity politics. That's the call from columnist Liam Hehir on Stuff today. He argues we must keep of tradition of being understated and avoid American-like political… Audio

A look at the Government's transformation agenda, and how that is tracking, welfare, CGT and more. Also, a leaked paper on the cannabis referendum and ongoing speculation on the security of Simon… Audio

An Indonesian court has jailed a Polish man for five years after he was convicted of treason for meeting with West Papuan rebels. Audio

Papua New Guinea politics is going through one of its spells of fluidity ahead of a planned vote of no-confidence against Prime Minister Peter O'Neill.  Audio

There are strong reactions in the Cook Islands to the push to pay members of parliament more. Audio

Chief economist of the New Zealand Initiative Eric Crampton talks us through his thoughts on the governments recent decision not to pursue a capital gains tax. Audio

The Vanuatu organisation Campaign for Justice says it's surprised and disappointed at the sacking of the Police Commissioner by the President earlier in April. Audio

Seventy four years ago the people of Banaba were evicted from their homeland so that its phosphate could be stripped to fertilise farms in Australia and New Zealand. Today, the Banaban artist and… Audio

Papua New Guinea's prime minister Peter O'Neill is playing down the significance of a spate of resignations from his People's National Congress party. The resignation of five MPs from his People's… Audio

Insight - As the government looks to build international action to counter hate speech and extremism on  social media, far-right political groups and ideologies are growing and becoming harder to… Audio