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Sport: Samoa govt to review Olympic rewards policy
The Samoa government says it will review its policy on rewarding Olympic medalists. Audio
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Pacific NGO says 'huge task' ahead to tackle plastic waste
Audio 6 Mar 2017A grass-roots NGO in the Cook Islands is warning there is a 'huge task' ahead to tackle plastic waste and other marine pollution in Pacific waters. Audio
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Sport: Pressure mounting on Samoa govt to reward Ele Opeloge
Audio 6 Mar 2017The Samoa government is under pressure to offer a monetary reward to Ele Opeloge for winning the country's first Olympic medal. Audio
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Woman describes helping Dome Valley kidnap victim
A woman has admitted to kidnapping a teenager from a central Auckland street, taking her back to a garage where she was stripped, had her hair cut off and was sexually violated. Audio
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UN urged to investigate West Papua rights situation
Audio 3 Mar 2017Seven Pacific nations have raised concern over human rights abuses in West Papua at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, on the back of international consultations on Papua hosted by the World… Audio
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PNG Govt advised to seek help from the IMF
An Australian academic who has analysed the struggling Papua New Guinea economy says the Peter O'Neill Government should seek financial help from the International Monetary Fund. Audio
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UN declares 'War' on ocean plastic
Audio 1 Mar 2017Environmental groups in the Pacific are calling on governments and businesses in the region to join the United Nations' global campaign declaring war on ocean plastic. Audio
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Cook Island taro showcased in art exhibition
Audio 1 Mar 2017The beauty of taro is being showcased in an unusual form in a Cook islands art exhibition aimed at celebrating women. Audio
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Ocean advocacy group warns of 'trans-shipping' dangers
Audio 27 Feb 2017An environmental group dedicated to ocean conservation is warning Pacific nations to be alert to the threat of what's called trans-shipping, which can mask illegal fishing. Audio
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West Papuan claims Australia deported him to PNG
Audio 27 Feb 2017A West Papuan English teacher, who claims to have escaped persecution to an Australian island, says he was deported to Port Moresby. Audio
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Moves to boost Pasifika understanding in NZ public sector
Audio 27 Feb 2017It's hoped understanding between the Pasifika community and New Zealand's public sector is boosted through a customised internship programme. Audio
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Chch rebuild offers training opportunity for Pasifika peoples
Audio 27 Feb 2017Six years after Christchurch's destructive 6.3 magnitude earthquake the rebuild programme is now being used to provide training for workers from the region. Audio
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Parents of transgender children struggle to find help
Where do parents with young transgender children find help? From each other and pretty much nowhere else, it seems. Our Insight reporter Teresa Cowie investigates. Audio
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Pleas for help by NZ farmers in Australia fall on deaf ears
Jenni Clark is campaigning for New Zealand farmers in Australia to get government support, but she's not expecting to see any changes soon. Audio
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American Samoa's long serving former congressman dies
Audio 24 Feb 2017American Samoa's long-serving former Congressman, Faleomavaega Eni Hunkin, has died at the age of 73. Audio
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World Bank to almost triple support to Pacific by 2019
Audio 24 Feb 2017Pacific countries stand to benefit from an almost tripling of financial support from the World Bank to the region in its next development funding cycle, beginning in July. Audio
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Tongan parliament adapting to modernisation
Audio 23 Feb 2017A political researcher Tonga's parliamentarians are operating much more efficiently now when it comes to no confidence motions. Audio
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Council to debate financial help for campylobacter victims
More than five thousand people were struck down by a gastric bug last winter, after Havelock North's water supply was contaminated. For some the effects haven't gone away. The Hasting's District… Audio
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Pasifika Film Festival comes to NZ capital
Audio 23 Feb 2017This year's Pasifika Film Festival has travelled to Wellington for the first time, featuring over two dozen films about Pacific people and issues. Audio
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Former Wallaby's death prompts cricket players to seek help
The sudden death of former Australian international Dan Vickerman has prompted New Zealand players to seek help with mental health issues. Audio
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Sport: Stadium delays force Tongan rugby test offshore
Audio 22 Feb 2017Tonga's home rugby test against Wales will now be played in another country. Audio
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Tough times for Winston's 'Ground Zero' areas
Audio 21 Feb 2017Many people in Cyclone Winston's "Ground Zero" areas are struggling to make ends meet a year after the killer storm hit Fiji. Audio
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Melanesian women encouraged to run for office
Audio 21 Feb 2017A political communicator from Washington DC is empowering Melanesian women to run for office. Audio
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Tonga dialysis plans 'being stalled' by govt inaction
Audio 20 Feb 2017A group wanting to bring dialysis treatment for kidney disease sufferers to Tonga says government inaction is stalling its plans. Audio
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Former NZ policeman forced out of the Cooks
Audio 20 Feb 2017A former New Zealand police detective, who has been living in the Cook Islands for the last 13 years, has been forced out of the country. Audio
