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UPNG protest was not in vain, says student
University of Papua New Guinea students say their protest last year played a role in informing the public ahead of the upcoming election.
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Britons head to the polls - amid terror concerns
New Zealand political commentator Josie Pagani is in the UK for the elections and says the polls have been all over the place. She says she's been hearing that it's an 'election of two losers'. Audio
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UK heads to polls amid tightened security
Armed police have been patrolling polling stations as millions of voters across the United Kingdom cast their ballots in the general election. Abi Wilkinson is a journalist based in London and says… Audio
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UK goes to the polls in general election
Voting in the UK general election is under way at more than 40,000 polling stations across the country.
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Airport disrupted, roads promised as PNG election nears
Flights in and out of the main airport in Papua New Guinea's Highlands city of Mt Hagen have been disrupted by some election candidates.
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Brits off to the polls
Bronwyn Hayward of the University of Canterbury talks about the UK political polls and if anything can be predicted in this election. Audio
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The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Bernard Hickey (Part 1)
Audio 8 Jun 2017The Auckland Blues brought down the British and Irish Lions on home turf last night. Bronwyn Hayward of the University of Canterbury talks about the UK political polls and if anything can be predicted… Audio
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Countdown to UK election: John Curtice
One of Britain's top polling experts, Professor of Politics at Strathclyde University John Curtice tells Kathryn Ryan what we should expect in tonight's general election. Audio
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Toby and Toby on... the Corbyn surge as a reeling Britain heads to the polls
Opinion - With all this talk of the Corbyn surge and a reeling Britain, Toby Manhire and Toby Morris go looking for answers as the UK election nears.
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Crisis- who runs the country?
June 1984 and a drunken decision late one night leads to a snap election. Sir Robert Muldoon's ruling National Government is thrown out of office and David Lange's reforming Labour Party voted in. But… Audio
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UK polls tighten even more with just two days til voting
With just two days to go until voting in the UK elections opens and the race is tightening even more. Matt Singh, who's an Election Analyst for the Financial Times, says there's quite a lot of… Audio
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Notre Dame attacker shouted "this is for Syria" before being shot
A man armed with a hammer shouted "this is for Syria" before attacking police officers outside France's Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, a government minister says.
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May backs Khan as Trump continues attacks
British Prime Minister Theresa May has backed London mayor Sadiq Khan after US President Donald Trump continued Twitter attacks against him.
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Is the NZ environment paying the price for Brand NZ?
As New Zealand heads towards the general election on September the 23rd, RNZ News is taking a close up look at how the National-led government has performed over the past nine years as it seeks a… Audio
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ExxonMobil employee held hostage in PNG's Hela province
A scientist working for ExxonMobil in Papua New Guinea was held hostage last week by armed tribesmen who wanted police to release a local warlord.
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Tahiti anti-independence politician switches support
An unsuccessful French Polynesian anti-independence candidate has called on his backers to vote for the rival pro-independence candidate in the French National Assembly election.
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Tapura candidates lead in Tahiti's French election
French Polynesians have given strong support to candidates of the ruling Tapura Huiraatira party in the first round of the French National Assembly election.
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When the facts get in the way of a good story
Mediawatch looks at two cases of local papers taking a very different approach to controversial stories that weren't backed up by facts. Audio
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When the facts get in the way of a good story
Mediawatch looks at two cases of local papers taking a very different approach to controversial stories that weren't backed up by facts.
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UK General Election: The media and the campaign
The UK General Election takes place on Thursday June 8. In April British PM Theresa May's Conservatives were up by as much as 21 percent in the polls - but that gap has tightened dramatically. Senior… Audio
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Bermuda gets first Premier League player in 14 years
First Person - The America's Cup has taken over the small island nation of Bermuda, but as Todd Niall finds, it's the English Premier League the locals are talking about.
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Former top diplomat says 'iron fist' rules Fiji
A former senior public servant in Fiji Robin Nair says civil servants in the country are working in a climate of fear in a militarised democracy.
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UK correspondent Matt Dathan
Matt Dathan reports in on the narrowing of the polls between Labour and the Conservatives ahead of the UK election. Audio
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New Green candidate fears democracy under threat
Human rights lawyer and former refugee Golriz Ghahraman is standing for the Green Party because she believes the country's democracy is under threat, she tells Morning Report. Audio
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MSG and Commonwealth to observe PNG election
A former Solomon Islands prime minister, Sir Francis Billy Hilly, is to lead a team of observers from the Melanesian Spearhead Group to the Papua New Guinea elections next month.
