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UK correspondent Matthew Parris joins Kathryn to talk about the final hours of campaigning before the UK goes to the polls later tonight NZ time. He'll also look at a deal the NHS has cut with Amazon… Audio

Ninety seven percent of votes cast in the Bougainville referendum have backed independence. Audio

In just under 15 hours time, polling stations will open their doors across the UK, as the nation holds its third general election in less than five years. Party leaders are touring the country on a… Audio

Britain will head to the polls to vote in a general election called by the country's Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday morning.

He's called the election in an attempt to win more seats for his… Audio

New Zealand start-ups hoping to make it big in the medicinal cannabis market are eyeing the upcoming poll on personal use with caution. Audio

Professor of Politics at Strathclyde University Sir John Curtice updates Kathryn Ryan with where the polls stand ahead of the UK elections on Thursday. Audio

The scrutiny of ballots used in Bougainville's historic independence vote is underway in Buka. Audio

Despite a peaceful independence vote in Bougainville, there are fears of potential security problems in the post-referendum period. Audio

The referendum results will be in before Christmas - will the beautiful island of Bougainville, with a violent and destructive past, is heading toward independence.  Audio

Noelle McCarthy talks about the environment and environmental politics with film director James Cameron, and Dunedin's new Mayor, Aaron Hawkins. Recorded at Otago Museum. Audio

At 85, former Labour MP Austin Mitchell has witnessed and been part of more elections than even he might care to remember. The former MP for Grimsby from remains sharp as a tack and is picking a… Audio

Seventy per cent of New Zealanders polled in a Research New Zealand online panel have stated they are in favour of the legislation which allows terminally-ill adults to request a medically-assisted… Audio

Debt – it’s deep in the heart of our society and our economy. But we have an odd relationship with it. Bernard Hickey asks why we both fear debt and love it so much. Audio