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A Papua New Guinea NGO that had been helping HIV/AIDS victims but is being forced to shut after losing its financial backing hopes it can get support elsewhere. Audio

Allowing one percent of Pacific citizens to work in Australia would deliver greater benefit than Australia's entire aid programme, according to new research. Audio

As food counterfeiters step up their game around the world, NZ company Trust Codes helps brands protect their reputation. Trust Code's CEO Paul Ryan says the technology produced by his company has… Audio

Disaster authorities in Solomon Islands arrived in the provincial capital of the earthquake affected Makira and Ulawa Province yesterday via police patrol boat and have begun travelling to affected… Audio

A former Papua New Guinea prime minister says the country could be headed for trouble if people continue to feel they lack control over their own destiny. Audio

Traditionally prepared kava has been found to enhance kava's inhibitory effect on cancer cells. Audio

A Dunedin principal has penned an open letter to several government departments, warning that her students face a future of crime if nothing is done to help them. Video, Audio

The Fiji government says a woman was deported at short notice for swearing at the President of Fiji. Karen Seaton, who owns land in Fiji, was put on a plane to the US after she made a submission at… Audio

People living in inner-city Wellington want more help from the government, if it is going to tighten the rules for earthquake-prone buildings. Video, Audio

Samoan boxer Joseph Parker will be the first New Zealand fighter to contend the WBO world heavyweight boxing title. Audio

'Prosaic Notes from an Unwritten Journal': Composer Jenny McLeod considers Lilburn’s thoughts on tradition and language, and continues with her own personal reflections, in illustrated verse.

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Everyday three women die giving birth in the Pacific. A new training programme hopes to be able to do something about that. Audio

Dame Jenny Shipley helped recruit John Key as an MP. She says he had a passion right from the start. "This rather plain, nerdy but highly successful person wanted to transfer skills. And I remember… Audio

More mass arrests at West Papuan demonstrations are clouding Indonesian government claims that it is trusted by indigenous people of Papua region. Audio

The row over a Cook Islands fishing agreement intensifies as traditional leaders claim they were prevented from expressing their opposition to EU officials at a public meeting Audio

Recipients of the New Zealand Prime Minister's Pacific Youth awards say they're focusing on giving back to the community. Audio

An Amnesty International researcher, who was recently in Nauru, says she cannot believe the Australian attitude to the asylum seekers and refugees. Audio

An award-winning book is offering help for teachers caring for distressed autistic children in the classroom. Audio

A University of Auckland academic is to launch a free e-book for schools following a conference exploring the social history of Samoa. Audio