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ABC ends Pacific shortwave service
Audio 31 Jan 2017The Australian Broadcasting Corporation has ended its shortwave service to the region today saying it's not viable and too expensive to maintain. Audio
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Manus Island refugee escapes to Fiji
Audio 30 Jan 2017A refugee detained on Papua New Guineas Manus Island by Australia has escaped to Fiji where he is now seeking asylum. Audio
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Pacific Community reaches 70
Audio 30 Jan 2017The Pacific's main scientific agency, the Pacific Community, celebrates 70 years of operation. Audio
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Preparation for PNG polls on track: Electoral Commissioner
Audio 30 Jan 2017The process of updating Papua New Guinea's common electoral roll is on track, according to Electoral Commissioner Patilius Gamato, who has been under increasing pressure from opposition MPs over some… Audio
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Video format helps young Papuans tell their story
Audio 30 Jan 2017A video-based advocacy organisation is helping young West Papuans tell their own stories about struggles for rights, equality and preservation of their culture, as well as their political struggle… Audio
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Solution sought by Pacific for illegal Vietnamese vessels
Audio 25 Jan 2017Solutions are being sought to curb the illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing by so called Vietnamese "blue boats" on remote coastal and offshore reefs in the Pacific. Audio
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Pressure grows over PNG election preparations
Audio 24 Jan 2017Papua New Guinea's Electoral Commission are facing strong criticism by opposition MPs over preparation for general elections. Audio
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PNG churches urged to overcome stigma against HIV/AIDs
Audio 24 Jan 2017A christian leader in Papua New Guinea says the country's churches need to overcome discrimination and stigma to make a real difference in combatting the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Audio
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Hope report to US Congress will help ease CNMI worker shortage
Audio 24 Jan 2017Hope the new US administration will look favourably on recommendations made in a new report to address the worker shortage in the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Audio
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Rumours PNG police protecting murder suspect
Audio 24 Jan 2017Police officers in Papua New Guinea are rumoured to be protecting a colleague who's alleged to have murdered his wife. Audio
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New key to help identify disease-carrying mosquitoes
Audio 24 Jan 2017Mosquitoes carrying Zika and dengue will become easier for health officials to identify with the publication of a new key. Audio
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Warning security operation in PNG is not a long-term solution
Audio 23 Jan 2017There are warnings that a major security forces callout to Papua New Guinea's Hela province will not provide a long-term solution to ongoing tribal fighting. Audio
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Tahiti floating village to test technology for a better ocean
Audio 23 Jan 2017The creators of a floating community planned for French Polynesia hope to the project will eventually lead to new homes for people at risk from rising seas. Audio
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"Rush" of internet activity in Marshalls after 3-week blackout
Audio 23 Jan 2017A three-week internet blackout in the Marshall Islanders has come to an end following the completion of repair work to the country's submarine cable. Audio
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Helping migrants and refugees through creativity
MIXIT is a community project that supports young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds through creativity. Audio
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Whitianga community rallying to help
The Whitianga community is rallying to help those affected by a large scrub fire which has burned through homes and property. [regipons]Bay of Plenty, Waikato Audio
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RNZ helping launch new digital innovation for Radio Stations
Audio 9 Jan 2017"Vox Populi" - latin for 'voice of the people' - takes on a whole new meaning as RNZ helps the launch of the diigital innovation VoxPop. It's a new way of giving listeners the chance to give us… Audio
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Tongan women in NZ buck trend of declining birth rate
Audio 23 Dec 2016A Tongan researcher explores why the fertility rate of Tongan women in New Zealand remains high despite the country's total fertility rate falling below levels high enough to sustain current… Audio
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St James Theatre needs $10m in public funding, owner says
Advocates for Auckland's troubled St James Theatre are calling on the government to fund the final stages of its restoration to bring it back into public use. Video, Audio
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Call for GCF to focus on climate change refugees
The New Zealand opposition Labour Party's Pacific climate change spokesperson, Su'a William Sio, has welcomes funding commitments from the Green Climate Fund, but says finding ways to cater for… Audio
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New website shows coastal risk for Vanuatu from climate change
A new interactive map showing how the sea levels will rise in Vanuatu as a result of climate change can now be accessed online. Audio
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Tonga Airways still intent on getting service off the ground
The board of Tonga Airways says it is still intent on getting its services off the ground despite having to cancel the launch of its domestic flights, via a Fiji Airways charter, today. Audio
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This Way Up: Helping kids see
This Way Up meets a couple who wants every child in New Zealand to have the best possible eyesight. Mr Foureyes sells prescription glasses, and for every pair the opticians sell, a free pair of specs… Audio
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Samoa moves to amend Police Service Act
Audio 22 Dec 2016The Samoa government wants better control over the people leading the country's police. Audio
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Christmas spirit helps Fiji people through massive floods
Audio 21 Dec 2016As people in Fiji begin a massive clean up after this week's floods, the Christmas spirit is helping some get through. Audio
