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Election Night LIVE - As it happened
The National Party has won the 2014 election by a broad margin. It is set to have 61 seats in a 121 seat Parliament, with enough support to govern alone. Political Reporter Liz Banas watched events… Video, Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 1 October 2014
Audio 1 Oct 2014Kavo conviction in PNG seen as tip of iceberg; Tonga government in breach of contract with Real Tonga airlines; American Samoa grants over 4,000 immigration amnesty; Landowners in PNG's Bougainville… Audio
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Medical marijuana info pamplets to be sent to Guam voters
The Guam Election Commission will be posting out 50,000 pamphlets on the upcoming medical marijuana vote this Friday.
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Call for referendum on Maori seats
A former Labour minister of Maori Affairs, Dover Samuels, is calling for a referendum or poll on whether Maori electorates are still needed in Parliament.
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Te Manu Korihi News for 30 September 2014
Iwi representatives from Northland and throughout the rest of the country have marched up Auckland's Queen Street in protest against deep sea oil drilling; The Waitangi National Trust is defending its… Audio
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Senior Solomons bureaucrats resign to contest poll
Three senior public servants in Solomon islands have resigned their posts to contest the national elections later this year.
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Fiji independent takes stock of her election loss
Audio 30 Sep 2014An independent candidate in Fiji to set up political party next time round. Audio
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Labour rift growing ahead of contest
Divisions within the Labour Party are widening as both David Cunliffe and Grant Robertson push their claims to be the party's next leader. Video, Audio
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Fiji vote for Bainimarama "mostly out of fear"
An independent candidate who failed to win a seat in Fiji's parliament says fear and insecurity led to Frank Bainimarama's victory in the election two weeks ago.
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Ruling Cook Islands Party under threat after court decision
Audio 29 Sep 2014The results of July's election in the Cook Islands are unclear after a result was overturned by the courts. Audio
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Fiji independent plans political party
An independent candidate who failed to get elected in Fiji's polls says she and her supporters plan to set up a political party to fight the next election.
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Police, protesters clash in Hong Kong
Pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong which began on Friday are spreading, with police using tear gas to disperse thousands of people near the government buildings complex. Audio
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Time for change, Robertson says
Senior Labour Party MP Grant Robertson is confident he could have done a better job leading Labour into the election than David Cunliffe. Audio
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Fiji after military rule
Philippa Tolley explores what lies ahead for Fiji after the first elections in 8 years. Audio
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Tagata o te Moana for 27 September 2014
Audio 27 Sep 2014Frank Bainimarama says he is now the leader of Fijians; the people of the Pacific plead for global action against climate change; The conviction of a PNG politician is seen as tip of iceberg; new… Audio
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UN welcomes Fiji poll
The UN Secretary-General has welcomed the peaceful conduct of last week's parliamentary elections in Fiji.
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 25 September 2014
Audio 25 Sep 2014New Fiji cabinet installed; Long-term Fiji poll observer impressed; Rotavirus claims 2 lives and infects 500 in Kiribati Solomon Islands Elections; new lists, new laws, same old habits; Pacific… Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 25 September 2014
Audio 25 Sep 2014Pacific leaders calling for action at UN climate change summit; Long-term Fiji poll observer impressed; Solomon Islands Elections; new lists, new laws, same old habits; Pacific countries promote… Audio
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Long-Term Fiji poll observer impressed
Audio 25 Sep 2014One of the long-term observers of the Fiji election says his month long travels around Fiji in the run up to polling day gave him a detailed picture of the election environment. Audio
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POWER PLAY with Brent Edwards
The revision of history has already begun. Read the blogs and tweets of some hardcore Labour Party supporters and you would believe the election result had nothing to do with Labour.
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Cunliffe clings onto Labour leadership
Labour leader David Cunliffe is refusing to be drawn on discussions about his leadership after a marathon caucus meeting yesterday and a drubbing at the polls. Video, Audio
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Forum praises Fiji for election
The Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat has congratulated the government and people of Fiji for the success of its historic national election.
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Money the challenge for women in Solomons poll
An academic says a lack of money, not culture, is the biggest challenge for women candidates in Solomon Islands intending to contest this year's elections.
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Cunliffe clings on
Labour's David Cunliffe refuses to be drawn on discussions about his leadership after marathon meeting.
