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Kiwis forward Brandon Smith is free to play for South Sydney in the final round of the NRL season despite facing drug-supply charges from Queensland police. Audio

Marshall Islands parliament goes up in flames; Economists assess PNG's economy over 50 years; Samoa citizens get ready to cast their votes; Bougainville election soon approaching. Audio

The full impact of the Marshall Islands Parliament building burning down will not be known for several days as firefighters sift through rubble looking for the cause of the fire which started around… Audio

Economists from the University of Papua New Guinea and the Australian National University have published an assessment of the PNG economy's first 50 years. Audio

Samoa is gearing up for its first ever early election with pre-polling beginning tomorrow. Audio

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport. Audio

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News bulletin recorded at 6AM Audio

The autonomous Papua New Guinea region goes to the polls on Thursday 4th September to elect 45 MPs and a president from 404 candidates. Audio

A bike lane on Auckland's Meola Rd is proving popular with motorists.. and Auckland Transport is struggling to police it. Ross McNaughton has the story. Audio

Alex Baird reports from the Middle-East with reaction to Israel's strike on another hospital Audio

TradeMe's Emma Bacon has her list of the week's interesting auctions Audio

Nabil Ahmed Rufai reports from Africa, where France has returned the skull of a long dead Madagascan King. Audio

A tribute to Gloria Dornan, Joyce's daughter, who made this podcast possible. Hear her final reflections on immense whānau support, community strength, and continuing her mother's Māori Warden legacy.

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News bulletin recorded at 5AM Audio

Standing at Hillary Clinton’s election night ‘victory’ party in 2016, Jack Tame realised the real winner was elsewhere. Donald Trump’s rise to power exposed his blind spots as a reporter and… Audio

We look to the future of Māori Wardens, examining calls for unity, funding, and modernising outdated legislation. How do we ensure the vital manaaki thrives amidst internal and external challenges? Audio

Coastal weather report. Audio

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News bulletin recorded at 4AM Audio

As the natural gas supply dwindles, a glasshouse tomato grower fears for its future, and the future of growing food in New Zealand Audio