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The Prime Minister, John Key, is due to join world leaders in Turkey tonight for a peace summit and to attend Saturday's Anzac centenary commemorations at Gallipoli. Audio

Police in Papua New Guinea's autonomous Bougainville region say they have new leads in a man hunt for 19 prisoners who broke out of the Buka police cells between three and four am on Sunday during a… Audio

The subject of Fiji, which has dominated Pacific Island Forum summits every year since 2006, will continue this year after the country's leader announced he will not attend. Audio

MediaWorks today launched it's multi-platform breakfast show. It aired on TV, radio and on-line. What are the Panelists impressions? And what does Regan Cunliffe of Throng website think? Audio

Papua New Guinea's main radio broadcaster is facing issues with the communications minister asking who is going to foot the bill for rehabilitation. Audio

Efforts are underway in Federated States of Micronesia to get relief to devastated islands hit by typhoon Maysak. Audio

The country's longest serving radio reviewer is putting down his pen. Audio

Super Typhoon Maysak is continuing to cut a destructive path through the Federated States of Micronesia. Audio

The Fiji Government is pushing ahead with its plans to change its flag, despite heavy dissent from the opposition benches. Audio

With us now is our political editor, Brent Edwards. Audio

A Northland family clears away a decades-old collection of classic radios. Audio

Samoa appoints a new police commissioner who has experience on the streets of Los Angeles. Audio

Radio New Zealand's political editor Brent Edwards has been listening to that. Audio

Bougainville's electoral chief says his staff are ready for an election process set to begin on Friday. Audio

A double ton from Martin Guptill ensured New Zealand's place at the semifinals of the Cricket World Cup. Audio

Anger in Norfolk Island at Australia's intention to push ahead with governance changes, removing the island's long standing autonomy. Audio

Roving producer Shaun D Wilson is in Texas at South by Southwest and has discovered a group of radio drama revivalists. They want to bring back an art form that diminished after America's Golden Age… Audio

Residents of Mele Village on the outskirts of the Vanuatu capital of Port Vila are coming together to get their school ready after Cyclone Pam. Audio

The journey to becoming the founding father of English radio in Cambodia, with New Zealander Tikei Pere better known as Captain Tikei from Radio One Cambodia. Audio

Cyclone Pam currently lies about 400 kilometres to the north of East Cape, and is moving south-southeast, with wind gusts of up to 150 kilometres an hour in exposed parts of Northland and the Hauraki… Audio

The Prime Minister of Tuvalu says nearly half of the population has been displaced by Cyclone Pam. Audio

Listening to that has been our political editor Brent Edwards. Audio

Solomon Islands looks at introducing public television. Audio

The Cook Islands government is appealing to the public for input on the local minimum wage. The Minimum Wage Review Panel is compiling a report which will be submitted to the Internal Affairs… Audio

Despite millions of dollars being poured into it, Vanuatu's public broadcaster remains, by the government's own admission, hamstrung. Audio