Late Edition

Making monitoring bracelettes that criminals can't cut off, tributes for the voice of Country Calender and in Dateline Pacific, asylum seekers on Nauru say they won't be silenced. Audio

The Union Jack stays on the New Zealand flag, the politics of left handers and in Dateline Pacific, preparing for future disasster. Audio

The Man who tried to blackmail the nation with 1080 goes to jail, should we elect our Governor General? and in Dateline Pacific, meet Samoa's creative sector. Audio

The Waikato fails a water quality test, the parliamentary commissioner for the environment ponders an electric car future and in Dateline Pacific, Vanuatu women plan a protest march against violence. Audio

Record levels of people settling in New Zealand, the US president goes to Cuba and in Dateline Pacific, a series of student beawls in Samoa. Audio

Underfunding at the country's Transport Accident Investigation Commission; from driverless cars to driverless pizza delivery; and on Dateline Pacific no more free wi-fi on Niue. Audio

In Late Edition this evening: Britain announces a tax on sugar, fat is still a feminist issue and in Dateline Pacific a plea for international observers on Nauru. Audio

In Late Edition tonight, The cost of credit,Sister Teresa to become a saint and in Dateline Pacific Fiji's 64 million dollar roading question posed by cyclone winston. Audio

The politics of banking; the global soft power of a soft drink maker. In Dateline Pacific, Captain Cook's cloak returns to Hawaii. Audio

John Key on the future of dairy in New Zealand; Iran's Foreign Minister visits Wellington. In Dateline Pacific, health worries in post-Winston Fiji. Audio

The funeral of Martin Crowe. Luke Buda, Sam Scott and Dave Dobbyn on Nine to Noon and in Dateline Pacific, Nauru puts more clamps on democracy. Audio

The police officer who diffused an armed stand-off. The reserve bank cuts interest rates again and in Dateline Pacific more New Zealand aid heads for Fiji. Audio