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Signs of a shift in attitudes to sexual violence in Fiji
Audio 9 Aug 2016The head of the Fiji Women's Crisis Centre says recent statistics on sexual violence in the country are disturbing, but the long-term outlook is slowly improving. Audio
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Young hope for Cook Islands' reo
Audio 8 Aug 2016Samoan, Indian, Chinese and Italian toddlers are helping keep the endangered language of the Cook Islands alive. Audio
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More detectives arrive in Nelson to help with homicide inquiry
Police in Nelson have a murder mystery on their hands as they try to get to the bottom of the violent death of Nelson man, John Murray Morton. Mr Morton's body was discovered in the boat he lived on… Audio
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Coherence could help the fight against NCDs
More coherence between health, trade and investment laws, policies and sectors could play an important role in combatting non-communicable diseases in the Pacific. Audio
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Poor academic results in Marshall Islands concerning
Marshall Islands education authorities admit academic results that are some of the worst in the Pacific are concerning. Audio
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West Papuans in PNG grateful for land allocations
West Papuan refugees in the Papua New Guinea capital Port Moresby have expressed gratitude at being given land for resettlement. Audio
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Guam church abuse scandal deepens as law change considered
Guam church abuse scandal deepens as hearing considers legislation to lift statute of limitations on civil lawsuits against those accused of child sexual abuse. Audio
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Vanuatu justice system fails women
Nearly 23,000 Vanuatu women have been subjected to violence but between 2012 and 2014 police laid only 380 charges - less than two percent.
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Pets at work help reduce stress - Purina
A special pets at work day is being organised throughout the country by the pet food company, Purina. Audio
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Governance issues linger over Nauru
Audio 4 Aug 2016The head of the Pacific Research Centre at New Zealand's Massey University says Nauru continues to face difficult issues in terms of its governance. Audio
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Could sending sick staff home help spread disease?
Science commentator Siouxsie Wiles discusses new research from US and Spanish scientists which questions traditional thinking on the spread of disease within communities during an epidemic. Also, the… Audio
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Regina Tito: from sleeping rough to helping the homeless
Kathryn Ryan talks to Regina Tito about turning her life around from sleeping rough on the streets to helping Wellington's homeless. She's also the subject of a short documentary film on the homeless… Audio
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New Zealand's experience will help bring home medals
Audio 2 Aug 2016New Zealanders will defend four Olympic titles in Rio and all four of them have a good chance of succeeding. Barry Guy takes a look at New Zealand's main medal chances. Audio
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ADB says high internet costs constraining development
ADB says high internet costs constraining economic development in the Pacific. Audio
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Ten Pacific Island high achievers awarded NZ scholarship
Audio 1 Aug 2016Ten Pacific Island students in New Zealand have just received prestigious scholarships in recognition of their academic achievements. Audio
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Gene helps explain high levels of obesity in Samoa: study
Audio 1 Aug 2016American researchers have discovered close to half of all Samoans have a gene that increases their risk of becoming obese. Audio
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Helping your child succeed at school
Education consultant and parenting commentator Joseph Driessen talks about what parents of children who succeed at school are doing right. Audio
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Marshalls rejects human trafficking issues
Audio 28 Jul 2016The Marshalls says human trafficking is not a major issue despite a US report ranking it amongst the worst in the world. Audio
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Solomons police unaware of talks for extended AFP presence
Audio 28 Jul 2016The commissioner of the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force says he is not aware of any talks about a longer term Australian Federal Police presence in the country. Audio
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Tool to help investors to launch
Local investors wanting to find ethical investments will soon get a tool to help them make decisions. Audio
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South China Sea ruling could have knock-on effects for Pacific
Audio 27 Jul 2016Some Pacific island countries' claims to lucrative fishing and seabed mining resources could be limited by a landmark ruling on the South China Sea. Audio
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Vanuatu Island opts for organic solution
Audio 27 Jul 2016Emae island in Vanuatu is banning the use of fertilizers and synthetic materials, and declaring itself an organic island. Audio
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Are SHAs helping first home buyers?
First Home Buyers spokesperson Lesley Harris joins Checkpoint to discuss the impact SHAs had had on people hoping to buy their first homes. Video, Audio
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Vanuatu reviews new tax options
Audio 26 Jul 2016Various tax options are currently being reviewed by the Vanuatu government to help increase government funds. Audio
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Pacific media group says election observers lack media nous
Audio 26 Jul 2016A group fighting for media freedom in the Pacific says free and fair access to media should come higher up the list of considerations for election observers. Audio
