Asia

Eight years ago Ralph Simpson left his partnership at Bell Gully, one of the country's biggest corporate law firms, to work with Nvader, a New Zealand organisation that fights child trafficking in… Audio

Asia Correspondent Charlotte Glennie on the impact of the Brexit on Asia, Lady Gaga is offside with millions of Chinese people after meeting the Dalai Llama and protests expected today in Hong Kong on… Audio

Borderless Productions' documentary On the Backs of Women offers a window into the lives of three entrepreneurial women battling poverty in Myanmar. The film has recently won best documentary at the… Video, Audio, Gallery

Asia Pacific is the world's most disaster prone region - in the past 45 years 88% of all people affected by natural disasters have been in our part of the world - Gabrielle Emery joins Wallace to… Audio

Charlotte Glennie discusses the unusual court case in Indonesia where a 27 year old Australian resident is accused of poisoning a former friend with a cyanide laced Vietnamese coffee. Audio

The intriguing story of the North Korean leaders' aunt, who defected to the United States in 1998. The Washington Post's Tokyo bureau chief, New Zealander Anna Fifield, recently interviewed her in New… Audio

The inauguration of Taiwan's first female president, Hong Kong's visit by top Chinese official and Leicester City's celebratory tour of Bangkok. Audio

North Korea holds its first party congress in 36 years and the colourful Philippines election. Audio

Charlotte Glennie analyses John Key's visit to China and discusses the aftermath of the recent earthquakes in Kyushu, Japan. Audio