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Guam's Catholic Church says clergy now free of sexual abusers
Guam's Catholic Church says there are no guarantees but it has taken steps to ensure no sexual abuse perpetrators remain in the clergy. Audio
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Vaka being built to sail and fund-raise for a Tokelauan bible
Audio 23 Oct 2017A Tokelauan New Zealand man is fulfilling a promise to his now dead grandmother, to build and sail a vaka to raise funds for the Tokelauan bible translation project. Audio, Gallery
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Slowing of immigration to help housing demand
As you will have heard in the news, immigration is off its peak, with fewer immigrants settling here and more people leaving the country. Audio
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New Zealander advises Vatican on helping priests' children
Audio 19 Oct 2017Children secretly fathered by a Catholic priest are about to reveal their identity to their bishop. They're among the more than 13,000 people worldwide who've been in touch with a group that supports… Audio
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Pacific women recognised for service at Stars of Oceania awards
Audio 19 Oct 2017Pacific women have been recognised for distinguished service at the Stars of Oceania awards. Audio
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Medical ship completes six month service to Vanuatu
Audio 19 Oct 2017A ship providing medical services to the Pacific assisted with the evacuation of Vanuatu's volcanic Ambae island. Audio
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Cooks MP helps save three young girls from drowning
Audio 18 Oct 2017A Cook Islands MP who helped save three children from drowning says the near tragedy should send a message to parents never to let young children swim unsupervised. Audio
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Volunteers called to help navigate Work and Income site
The Citizens Advice Bureau in Whangarei is appealing for super-sleuths who can find their way around government websites. It says it urgently needs volunteers to help people who don't know what… Audio
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NZ focus at Fiji talks on how to administer Paris Agreement
Audio 18 Oct 2017New Zealand's Climate Change Minister Paula Bennett says her focus at talks this week in Nadi is on how to implement the Paris Agreement. Audio
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Larry Flynt pledges $10m for information to help impeach Trump
Hustler Magazine founder Larry Flynt has promised a reward of $10 million for any information leading to Donald Trump's impeachment. He's placed a full page ad in the Washington Post offering the… Audio
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Tonga mental health sector in dire need of attention
Audio 16 Oct 2017The state of the mental health sector in Tonga has come under the spotlight with the hosting of the first mental health symposium in the country. Audio
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Tiny plastics cause big problems in Pacific food chain
Audio 16 Oct 2017The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme says if nothing is done to stop using plastics some projections show there will be more plastic than fish in the ocean by 2050. Audio
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Polynesian Panthers hope to inspire the next generation
Audio 13 Oct 2017The Polynesian Panthers group recently set up a discussion night to educate attendees on their history and how that could be used to motivate Pacific youth in New Zealand politics. Audio
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First globally accredited female dive instructor from Solomons
Audio 13 Oct 2017Solomon Islands welcomes their first internationally accredited female dive instructor from the Munda Western Province. Audio
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Fight continues over giant Hawaiian telescope plan
Audio 12 Oct 2017Opponents of plans to build a giant telescope on a dormant volcano in Hawaii say they will keep fighting despite the project being given a green light. Audio
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Helping the community after you're gone
There's a new way to give to charity that's gaining popularity, one that sets money aside especially for your community. Community foundations have been around in cities all over the world for years… Audio
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Evacuees in limbo as Vanuatu emergency extended
Audio 11 Oct 2017Evacuees from an erupting volcano in Vanuatu are facing more time in limbo after authorities extended a state of emergency on the island of Ambae. Audio
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Mental Health help on the East Coast
It's Mental Health Awareness week, an annual week dedicated to highlighting a problem that effects nearly 50 per cent of kiwis at least once in their lifetime. Our next guest spends her days caring… Audio
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Kids excluded from school 'crying for help'
Children with high needs, such as autism, are being denied a full and fair education due to a lack of specialised teacher training and resources, parents and educators say. Audio
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Bickering in Paris clouds New Caledonia debate
Audio 10 Oct 2017New Caledonia referendum process overshadowed by row in Paris. Audio
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Ōtara fatal crash: More needed to help teens - youth worker
A South Auckland youth worker is warning it's too hard to keep at-risk teenagers away from a life of crime without more funding and support. 15-year-old Morocco Tai, who was driving a stolen car, was… Audio
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Seasonal workers from Ambae keen to get back to work
Audio 10 Oct 2017Dozens of ni-Vanuatu seasonal workers are among those forced to leave the volcanic island of Ambae and they're keen to get back to work on New Zealand orchards to relieve their plight. Audio
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Breast Cancer campaign underway in Samoa
Audio 10 Oct 2017This month is Pink October for breast cancer awareness and the Samoan Cancer Society says it is hoping the country will have it's first national breast cancer screening programme in place by the… Audio
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Halapua back in Tongan politics
Audio 9 Oct 2017A prominent Tongan academic is returning to politics and contesting next month's election in the hope he can help people better understand the country's transition to democracy. Audio
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Niue has announced a new marine park
Audio 9 Oct 2017Niue has announced a new marine park in a bid to protect its marine resources. Audio
