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A conference that hopes to address the issue of sorcery and witchcraft killings in Melanesia is getting underway in Canberra. Audio

An anti-violence group has welcomed a new bill which targets violent or sexual offenders who try to live or work near their victims. The new law would that would give judges the power to ban offenders… Audio

The last body was pulled out of the Grasberg mine in Papua on Tuesday night, and the company has vowed to allow inspectors before the mine reopens. Audio

Haus Krai rated a great success in raising awareness about the levels of violence which have become entrenched in Papua New Guinea. Audio

These days, you name it, the Internet has got it, but some people living with disabilities may only be enjoying a fraction of what's available. Katy Gosset gets on line with the Royal New Zealand… Audio

What are the implications of Contact Energy's cost-saving on the partial sale of State Owned Enterprises? Audio

Contact Energy is moving to cut about 100 jobs in the face of flat demand for electricity. Audio

Contact Energy will be under greater scrutiny with the planned partial privatisation of state-owned power companies, but it's chairman is confident the firm will benefit. Audio

Contact Energy has scrapped multi billion dollar plans to build hydro dams on the Clutha River, because the economics don't stack up. Audio

Gerco Hiddink and his partner are graphic designers from eastern Holland. They've taken two months off from their graphic design company for an extended holiday in Golden Bay, where Dutch explorer… Audio

Dr Mark Byrne of Auburn University is part of a team that reckons it's cracked the secret of a medicated contact lens. No more eyedrops running down your face; these lenses slowly release a controlled… Audio

Consumer New Zealand says a campaign to encourage customers to check where they can get the cheapest electricity has encouraged people to quit Contact Energy. Audio

New Zealand's ambassador to Japan, Ian Kennedy, says consular staff are working hard to make contact with all the New Zealanders who may have been affected by the earthquake and tsunami. Audio

New Zealand's embassy in Japan is working hard to make contact with all the New Zealanders who may have been affected by the earthquake and tsunami. Audio

Performance artist Jim Allen on re-staging his 1970s performance work. Audio

Contact Energy has admitted construction of a proposed 58 turbine wind farm south east of Dannevirke could be delayed for up to ten years, even if its appeal to the Environment Court is successful. Audio

Senior Lecturer in Archaeology at the University of Otago, who is presenting new evidence on two of New Zealand's most iconic violent first-contact encounters between indigenous people and Europeans. Audio

Cyclone Tomas has caused havoc in the north of Fiji. Winds of up to 270 kilometres an hour and high seas are thought to have devastated some regions. Audio

The company has just announced a half year underlying profit of 81 million dollars slightly up on the same period in 2008. Audio

One of the largest electricity companies, Contact Energy, is raising prices by 5 percent, hitting 300 thousand customers in the pocket. Audio

Filming the Amazonian Ikpeng tribe, which had first contact with the outside world in 1964, and the joys and challenges of teaching Brazilian tribes to document their lives. Audio

Organisers of a rowing race across the Indian Ocean have lost contact with a team of four New Zealanders, who are raising funds for a prostate cancer charity. Audio

Contact Energy has just gone public with four different proposals, and is asking the public for their preferred choice. Audio

In what would be the largest construction project in decades, Contact Energy wants to build a hydro dam on the Clutha River. Audio

Contact Energy is blaming underinvestment in the country's national grid for a likely twenty percent drop in its profits. Audio