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Peters meets US Secretary of State again
Foreign Minister Winston Peters has held a second meeting with the US Secretary of State in less than a week.
USA correspondent Steve Almond
Steve Almond has the latest from the USA including the uncertain future of Roy Moore, the Alabama senate candidate accused of sexual predation. Also more on Trump and Putin and the continuing fallout… Audio
Trump has 'great relationship' with Duterte
US President Donald Trump said he has a "great relationship" with Philippine counterpart Rodrigo Duterte, after a highly anticipated meeting in Manila.
Texas church reopens as memorial after mass shooting
The blood-stained interior of the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs was painted white and 26 chairs were placed inside the sanctuary, each with the name of a victim and a rose. Video, Audio
Transgender lawmaker elected, ousting 'chief homophobe'
Voters in Virginia have elected their first transgender state legislator, as Democrats swept governor's races in Virginia and New Jersey.
USA correspondent Susan Milligan
Susan has the latest on yet another mass shooting that left 26 dead at a church in Texas. Audio
Guns law and another US shooting
No movement of US gun laws despite another mass shooting. Audio
Trump: Don't underestimate American resolve
US President Donald Trump said no nation should underestimate American resolve, as he arrived in Japan at the start of a marathon Asian tour.
Twitter employee on their last day deletes Trump's account
US president Donald Trump's Twitter account was "inadvertently deactivated" for 11 minutes by a Twitter employee on their last day in the job.
Spacey apologises for 'sexual advance' in 1980s
Hollywood star Kevin Spacey has apologised after being accused of making a sexual advance toward a child actor in the 1980s.
Māori attorney to represent California tribe
A Māori attorney from Turangi has tested her knowledge of US federal Indian law and is now qualified to represent tribal clients in California.
Bud Kennedy: the latest on the JFK file dump
About 300 of the JFK files have been withheld. The Panel talks to a columnist who has written extensively on the JFK assassination. Audio
JFK Files
It was meant to squash the conspiracy theories once and for all, but Donald Trump has held back on releasing all of the JFK assassination files. Nearly 3000 previously unseen government files have… Audio
Burger King showing us how little we care about bullying
Burger King's anti bullying campaign. Audio
USA correspondent Susan Milligan
Susan Milligan has the latest on the Gold Star widow whose husband was killed in Niger. She has backed up a congresswoman's account of her telephone call with the President, saying Trump struggled to… Audio
US gymnast alleges team doctor abused her
London 2012 Olympic gold medallist McKayla Maroney says she was sexually abused by former US gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar from the age of 13.
Court slaps down Trump's latest travel ban attempt
US President Donald Trump's latest bid to impose travel restrictions on citizens entering the US from eight countries has suffered a court defeat.
Sowing the seed for conspiracies: JFK assassination
The National Archive in the United States is legally obliged to release the remaining documents from CIA and FBI investigations into the assasination of John F Kennedy. Audio
USA correspondent, Steve Almond
Steve Almond talks to Kathryn about the President's continued push to sabotage Obamacare and Obama's legacy, Trump's reaction to the Harvey Weinstein revelations and the wildfires in California. Audio
US, N Korea talks continue through 'diplomacy' - Tillerson
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has insisted President Donald Trump wants to resolve the confrontation with North Korea through diplomacy.
