Election
Attack advertisements could be new feature this election
Could attack-style advertising from individuals and private organisations become a feature of this year's election? Politicians certainly hope not, but at least one adman reckons we should be able to… Audio
Public Enemy - Episode 4
How do you fight a president who is hostile to your culture? Audio
Labour confirms two nominations for election
The Labour Party has confirmed two of its nominations for safe Labour seats in the upcoming general election.
Political parties start to draw lines in the sand
Prime Minister Bill English has confirmed September 23 as this year's Election Day, but has already ruled out any post election cooperation with Labour and the Greens. Audio
Will the 2017 election be 'Battle of the Boring'?
The date for the election's set for September 23. Our panel discusses what we can expect during this year's election campaign. Audio
Ratu Isoa trial begins in Fiji today
The suspended Fiji MP Ratu Isoa Tikoca goes on trial today over alleged breaches of Fiji's electoral rules.
Public Enemy - Episode 3
How do you trust your community when someone is always watching? Audio
PNG women sidelined by candidate fee hike
A hike in fees for election candidates means fewer women will be able to contest next year's Papua New Guinea polls, according to the opposition leader. Audio
Tough decisions await English as PM
Bill English has yet to be sworn in as Prime Minister and is already facing pressure over a possible early election and questions around who will make up his Cabinet.
Time to pay tribute to Key's public service - Labour leader
Labour leader Andrew Little says he's confident about an election next year. Video, Audio
Public Enemy - Episode 1
Between the rise of ISIS and Donald Trump, what does it mean to grow up a Muslim in the midst of the War on Terror? Audio
American Samoa congresswoman humbled by support
American Samoa's Congresswoman Aumua Amata says she is humbled by the support from voters, who last week returned her to the US House.
Public Enemy - Episode 2
How do you hold on to an identity when it is constantly under attack? Audio
New Caledonia nickel producers get Trump boost
The price of New Caledonia's main export commodity, nickel, has gone up by four percent in an apparent response to the US election outcome.
Palau's Remengesau says election toughest battle ever
The returning president of Palau Tommy Remengesau says the 2016 election race was the toughest he has run on both a political and personal level.
Republicans successful in CNMI poll
Republicans have performed strongly in unofficial local election results in the Northern Marianas.
Peaceful start to voting in American Samoa
Voting in American Samoa has started off quietly but is expected to pick up this afternoon.
PNG watchdog says no to planned fee hike
A watch dog group in Papua New Guinea is opposing government plans for a ten-fold increase in the fee that prospective MPs need to pay.
America decides
As America goes to the polls - we go to the key states that lead to the White House. Kathryn Ryan talks to Professor Susan MacManus, from the University of South Florida and Kyle Kondik the Managing… Audio
Early morning voting kicks off in American Samoa
Voting booths have opened in American Samoa where people will decide on the territory's governor and deputy, its delegate to Congress and 20 members of the House of Representatives.
