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Fiji military to monitor security leading up to elections
The Fiji military says it's monitoring the security landscape in Fiji in the lead up to the election next year.
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Mt Albert voters go to the polls on Saturday
Mt Albert candidates have debated the issues in a special Morning Report by-election debate. Jacinda Ardern, Julie Anne Genter and Geoff Simmons were in our Auckland studio. Audio
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National comfortably ahead in RNZ Poll of Polls
RNZ News' political editor Jane Patterson says the latest polls show National retains its comfortable lead over Labour in spite of John Key's shock resignation late last year. Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 22 February 2017
Audio 22 Feb 2017Australian actors silent on plight of detained refugee performer; Fiji's Frank Bainimarama remains well ahead in the latest popularity poll; Niue diplomat wants NZ to re-look at constitutional deal… Audio
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Poll of Polls: Labour regains support, National strong
Labour has edged out of the trough into which it slid in the second half of 2016, but National remains ahead of the combined Labour-Greens poll support - so far - writes Colin James.
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Fiji's Bainimarama remains well ahead in latest poll
Fiji's prime minister Frank Bainimarama has continued to score highly in the latest poll by Tebbutt Research. Audio
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Top Stories for Wednesday 22 February 2017
Audio 22 Feb 2017US tourists among Melbourne plane crash victims, Earthquake Memorial opens on 6th anniversary of quake, National comfortably ahead in RNZ Poll of Polls, NZTA's cycling manager talks kids on bikes on… Audio
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Fiji's Rabuka struggling for niche: academic
A former Fijian coup leader and prime minister Sitiveni Rabuka is struggling for a niche in Fiji's new political landscape according to a scholar of Fiji politics.
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And the Oscar goes to … WTF!?
With the Oscars on Monday, Dan Slevin reminds us that the Academy often gets it very, very wrong. Video, Audio
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Media commentator Gavin Ellis
Kathryn Ryan talks to Gavin Ellis about Mediaworks new 7pm show, The Project, and should should Fairfax and NZME be worried by an adverse opinion poll on their proposed merger? Gavin Ellis is a media… Audio
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Melanesian women encouraged to run for office
Audio 21 Feb 2017A political communicator from Washington DC is empowering Melanesian women to run for office. Audio
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Fiji PM remains popular choice
Frank Bainimarama remains the most popular choice to be the prime minister of Fiji, according to a poll by the Fiji Times.
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Love and Dumplings
Chinese New Year is now the largest community festival held in the capital. Lynda Chanwai-Earle finds out from three generations of the Tom family why it's such a special time of year. Audio, Gallery
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Love and Dumplings
Chinese New Year is now the largest community festival held in the capital. Lynda Chanwai-Earle finds out from three generations of the Tom family why it's such a special time of year.
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Political commentators Sue Bradford and Matthew Hooton
Matthew Hooton and Sue Bradford discuss the Mana and Māori Parties’ joint plan for winning the Māori seats and the latest Colmar Brunton poll. Audio
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Referendum forced on Hungary's Olympic bid
Budapest could withdraw its bid to hold the 2024 Olympic Games, after a petition forced a referendum on the bid.
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NZ to help support PNG election
New Zealand says it will help ensure the Papua New Guinea election is a success.
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Forum team in Nauru for post election analysis
Audio 15 Feb 2017The Pacific Islands Forum and the Commonwealth Secretariat are this week offering their assessments of last year's elections on Nauru. Audio
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A harbinger for the election
Parties were painted as serial moaners and ‘stuck in the stone-age’ as insults flew thick and fast in the first week back at Parliament. Audio
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A harbinger for the election
Parties were painted as serial moaners and ‘stuck in the stone-age’ as insults flew thick and fast in the first week back at Parliament.
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Govt loosens restrictions on medicinal cannabis
Approval to use cannabis-based products for medical reasons will no longer require ministerial sign-off.
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Political commentators: Matthew Hooton and Stephen Mills
Matthew Hooton and Stephen Mills on Bill English, that Trump call, Waitangi and citizenship for sale. Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 7 February 2017
Audio 7 Feb 2017Work is still being done to get emergency supplies and help to Solomon Islanders affected by a major earthquake two months ago; it is just months before Papua New Guineans go to the polls but just 3… Audio
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Aspiring PNG women politicians sought
Audio 7 Feb 2017It is just months before Papua New Guineans go to the polls to elect a new 111 seat parliament and there are renewed efforts to get women into the Parliament. 5thne. Audio
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Far-right's Le Pen suggests France could leave EU
French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen launches her manifesto with an attack on the European Union.
