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Small charity helping patients as DHBs struggle
As New Zealand's main charity hospital, in Christchurch, comes up to a decade of service, a little known charity in the Bay of Plenty is paying for private assessments, reassuring patients and… Audio
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New call for sincere New Caledonia electoral rolls
Audio 31 Aug 2017New Caledonia's pro-independence FLNKS movement has again stressed that for next year's independence referendum to be fair, the electoral roll needs to be sincere. Audio
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Award-winning Australian chocolatier returns for second Bougainville chocolate festival
Audio 30 Aug 2017Artisan chocolate makers from Australia say they hope to improve the profits of cocoa growers by returning to next week's Bougainville chocolate festival. Audio
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Sport: Only Samoa and Guam left in Pac Games race
The Pacific Games Council will award the 2019 Pacific Games to either Samoa or Guam, after Tahiti failed to receive government backing. Audio
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Health and housing top issues for Pasifika
Audio 28 Aug 2017Community leaders in Porirua speak out about the issues most important to Pasifika people as New Zealand heads towards its general election on September 23. Audio
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Niue finds skink that was thought to be extinct
Audio 28 Aug 2017A rare skink thought to be extinct in Niue has been found alive and well on the island. Audio
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Huge new Vanuatu wharf a boon for tourism
Audio 28 Aug 2017A new wharf that has opened on Vanuatu's Espiritu Santo iss expected to be a boon for the island's tourism industry. Audio
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'Shoe-box' health centre won't help Buller, locals say
Some Buller residents on the South Island's West Coast are fighting the development of a new health centre, which they say is not fit for purpose. Audio
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Solomons' Chamber calls on govt to resolve internet cable saga
The Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce and Industry is calling on the government to quickly resolve issues delaying the construction of a high speed internet cable for the country. Audio
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Tonga to upgrade disaster management systems
Tonga's government is to spend $US25 million on upgrading its disaster management systems. Audio
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Samoa PM backs village rights to ban foreign businesses
Audio 24 Aug 2017Samoa's prime minister backs village councils in a move to stop direct foreign-owned competition with local small businesses. Audio
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New PNG minister focused on Bougainville peace deal
Audio 23 Aug 2017The newly appointed Papua New Guinea Minister of Bougainville Affairs says his focus is to ensure the Peace Agreement is properly implemented. Audio
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Māori have 'massive ability' to help Auckland affordable homes
The body representing Māori interests in Auckland, the Independent Māori Statutory Board, wants a more co-ordinated push for quality affordable housing, involving local iwi. Board chair David Taipari… Audio
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Classroom changes help reduce quake-related issues, study finds
Quake-related behavioural issues dropped by nearly a third in some Christchurch schools after small changes were made, such as removing hanging items and changing break times. Audio
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Solomons needs to create 10,000 jobs every year - Chamber
Audio 22 Aug 2017The chair of the Solomon Islands' Chamber of Commerce and Industry is calling on government and the public sector to focus on creating 10,000 jobs every year. Audio
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Sport: PNG retain AFL International Cup
Papua New Guinea have become the first country to defend the AFL International Cup. Audio
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How technology is helping us read the mind
No this is not about psychics, its about major advances in technology that uses brain waves to tell if a person is lying or not. Audio
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NZ entrepreneurs need mentors and cash to help them develop
Immigration and tourism numbers remain at record levels. Audio
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Michael Hill's key markets help deliver strong FY profit
Jewellery company, Michael Hill International, has reported a two-thirds rise in profit on the back of higher sales in Australia, New Zealand and Canada. Audio
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Shaw will need help from young Greens - political panel
A turbulent three weeks in politics has taken another twist, with a new poll showing the Green Party without enough support to get back into Parliament. We talk with former Green MP Sue Bradford and… Audio
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1089 Northland students need psychological help, principals say
Northland principals say their students are dealing with murder, drugs, alcohol, and poverty at home and bringing their problems to school. Audio
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50 volunteers help police search for missing men
Fifty search and rescue volunteers are now looking for two men missing in the Kaimanawa forest, who became lost in the bush after fleeing police on Saturday night. Audio
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Cooks on path to decriminalising homosexuality
Following the recent movement of the Cook Islands in the process of decriminalising homosexuality, there are still a handful of Pacific nations that view homosexuality as a crime. Audio
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Small Pacific countries seek to improve weather services
Audio 16 Aug 2017The director general of the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme says there is growing political awareness of the importance of weather services in the Pacific. Audio
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Delays for sexual violence survivors seeking specialist help
People who have been raped or sexually assaulted are sometimes having to wait months to access ACC-funded specialist support services. RNZ's Sarah Robson reports. Audio
