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A Māori woman who has survived abuse and rape at the hands of her ex-partners says putting the blame on women for not leaving violent relationships is unhelpful. 

Research shows up to eighty percent… Audio

The Catholic Church in Papua New Guinea wants landowners to be better informed before they make deals with developers. Audio

Advocates for trigger warnings have made strong claims about their benefits, but Dr Christian Jarrett has studied a wealth of research and doesn't think we are able to brace ourselves emotionally when… Audio

The Restaurants Association says the government needs to "step up" with tax cuts, as many of its members report losses from the Covid-19 travel ban.

It says $50 million a week is being lost across… Video, Audio

The Prime Minister has seen real poverty in Fiji but says despite some New Zealanders also living in hardship, doing nothing to help the Pacific isn't an option.

Jacinda Ardern visited a settlement… Audio

Pioneering Nepalese eye surgeon Dr Sanduk Ruit has saved the sight of an estimated 130,000 people around the world using small incision, low cost, cataract surgery. Working alongside New Zealander… Audio

On 22 February 2011, Christchurch police sargeant Dave Harvey was outside the earthquake-damaged Hotel Grand Chancellor on Cashel Street, unsure if anyone was trapped inside. In case they were, he… Audio

The Pacific's shortage of nurses has been identified as one of the threats to health in the region. Audio

Film and TV reviewer Tamar Munch takes a look at the new US drama The Outsider, based on the Stephen King novel of the same name, and Help Is On The Way, a Kiwi documentary based on the 6.3… Audio

Authorities in Papua New Guinea say they're preparing as best as they can to respond to the threat of the Covid-19 coronavirus. Audio

Lawyer Bryan Stevenson has spent his entire career combating injustice with one guiding principle: each of us is more than the worst thing we've ever done.  Audio

A digital legal services firm is looking for international expansion after a capital injection of nearly four million dollars. Audio

People returning here from mainland China are pleading for more help as they struggle to find suitable places to keep themselves apart from others.

Volunteers are helping people who have had to… Audio

Organisers of a festival celebrating the diversity of South Auckland want to prove its different from other cultural events in the city. Audio

Forestry Minister Shane Jones says help is on the way for the forestry industry which is struggling with supply chain problems in China, due to the outbreak of Covid-19.

He speaks to Corin Dann. Audio

Owners of earthquake-prone apartments want the government to pay some of the cost of strengthening rather than offer low-interest loans.

The last-resort financial help is open to owner-occupiers of… Audio

There are signs of a fresh influx of West Papuans into Papua New Guinea amid a protracted conflict across the border. Audio

An IT specialist says it's a tragedy that Maori and Pacific people only make up two percent of the technology sector in New Zealand. Audio

An initiative to help Pacific countries meet their global climate commitments has opened its headquarters this week in Fiji. Audio

Southland Federated Farmers are looking for volunteers to help dozens of desperate farmers clean up from last week's flooding.

A big clean-up has been underway since Saturday as people return to… Audio

When Monica Mathis' dog Hazel disappeared from her yard in 2017 she tried everything to find her beloved pet again, but to no avail. Three years later, thanks to the surprising intervention of a beer… Audio

Two weeks on from Cyclone Tino, Tuvalu is still reeling from the devastation wrought. Audio

A theatre director is hoping to spark conversations about taboo subjects like mental health and suicide in New Zealand's Pacific community. Audio