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More signs of opposition to New Caledonia independence
There has been another opinion poll in New Caledonia showing strong rejection of independence from France.
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Can Australia's democracy find its way back from the wilderness?
Analysis: Can Scott Morrison convince Australia to re-elect a party that twice knifed a sitting PM? Alex Perrottet looks at the current state of politics across the Tasman. Video
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American Samoa candidates line up for November poll
Two sitting members of American Samoa's House of Representatives are running unopposed in the November 6 elections.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition 5 September 2018
TVNZ journalist Barbara Dreaver has been released after being detained by police on Nauru while covering the Pacific Islands Forum summit; as Pacific leaders meet in Nauru, the trauma experienced by… Audio
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The Panel with Niki Bezzant and Neil Miller (Part 2)
Audio 4 Sep 2018Many scientists now believe the '10,000 steps a day' target is an arbitrary figure, despite the fact it has now become part of many fitness goals. Some say for those who are unwell, 10,000 steps may… Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition 4 Sepetember 2018
A trade union leader in Papua New Guinea is outraged at government plans to give police and soldiers immunity during special operations; New Caledonia poll predicts resounding no to independence from… Audio
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Poll shows strong opposition to New Caledonia independence
New Caledonia poll predicts resounding no to independence from France Audio
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Polls show New Caledonia majority against independence
A new survey in New Caledonia has found that an overwhelming majority won't vote for independence from France in the referendum on November 4.
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Insight: Farmland - not so free to roam
Visitor numbers are increasing but how much public access should trampers, hunters and tourists be given or expect over farm land? Maja Burry has visited High Country Stations in the South Island to… Audio
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Aus political process a factional mess
Opinion - If you were surprised by the turn of events in Australian politics this week, you were not alone, writes Brigitte Morten.
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Zimbabwe court upholds President Mnangagwa's election win
President Emmerson Mnangagwa's win in last month's polls has been upheld by Zimbabwe's Constitutional Court.
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New Fiji party looks to open debate on ethnic grievances
The leader of Fiji's Unity Party says fears around ethnicity and religion in Fiji should not be swept under the carpet in the run up to elections.
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Julie Bishop eyes leadership as Turnbull clings to power
The Australian government has adjourned a sitting of parliament as it moves to resolve a leadership crisis that has crippled PM Malcolm Turnbull.
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New electoral law passed in Solomon Islands
A new law aimed at strengthening Solomon Islands' electoral system has been passed by the country's parliament.
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What's next for Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull?
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has survived a leadership challenge - for now. Mr Turnbull defeated Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton in the vote for the leadership of the Liberal Party… Video, Audio
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TOP's resurgence: What are its prospects?
Opinion - Moving on from former leader Gareth Morgan means TOP can start to shake off some of the baggage and be more than the anti-cat party, but they also lose their biggest drawcard, writes…
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Australian politics: Speculation Dutton to roll Turnbull
Pressure is mounting on Australia's prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, with growing speculation he'll face a leadership challenge from his home affairs minister, Peter Dutton. Unease about Mr… Audio
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Trump lawyer's bizarre claim on Russia inquiry: 'Truth isn't truth'
Donald Trump's lawyer makes a startling claim during a TV interview about the Russia inquiry.
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TOP revives plans to contest 2020 election
The Opportunities Party's former deputy leader Geoff Simmons is taking over the leadership and plans to steer the party to the next election. Audio
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Northern Marianas expects record turnout for November election
The electoral commission in the Northern Marianas has printed 22,000 ballots for November's elections.
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Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull under leadership threat - analysis
The latest political poll in Australia has revealed plummeting support for Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, as supporters of Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton say he is leaning towards a challenge… Audio
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Ecuador slams door on Venezuelans
Ecuador has brought in new rules to stop Venezuelan migrants entering the country without a passport, leaving many stranded in neighbouring Colombia.
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Simon Bridges's spending scoop highlights the pros and cons of political leaks
Newshub’s early reveal of Simon Bridges’ big bill for travel created a political drama for the media this week. But the handling of the leaked info also sparked criticism from some pundits and others… Audio
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Simon Bridges's spending scoop highlights the pros and cons of political leaks
Newshub’s early reveal of Simon Bridges’ big bill for travel created a political drama for the media this week. But the handling of the leaked info also sparked criticism from some pundits and others…
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Act leader David Seymour struggles for support - but not media exposure.
Last weekend’s Act Party conference attracted plenty of media coverage but not many bums on seats. Meanwhile, pundits have pondered if the party has any future - and if the leader appearing on Dancing… Audio
