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Ardern denies Labour helped undermine Australia's deputy PM
Labour leader Jacinda Ardern says she's made it absolutely clear to the Australian Government her party is not responsible for its deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce being revealed as a New Zealand… Audio
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Community groups on Guam call for peace
Community groups in Guam are calling for peace amidst bellicose rhetoric from the United States and North Korea. Audio
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Big wage rise pushes Niue Budget into deficit
The Niue legislature has passed a deficit budget which one MP says is largely due to a pay hike awarded to some public servants just prior to the election in May. Audio
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Lack of trauma counselling in Solomons perpetuating violence
An Anglican nun working with victims of violence in post-conflict Solomon Islands says the lack of adequate trauma counselling is perpetuating violence. Audio
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Community groups on Guam call for peace
Community groups in Guam are calling for peace amidst bellicose rhetoric from the United States and North Korea. Audio
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Meet the Filipino workers who are helping to rebuild Christchurch
Why have they come? Who have they left behind? And how are they coping in the cold? Video
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Majority of known Papuan political prisoners now freed
Audio 14 Aug 2017Human Rights Watch says in the past year, Indonesia's government has freed the majority of political prisoners in its Papuan provinces. Audio
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Samoan attorney general supports alcohol tax increase
Audio 14 Aug 2017Samoa's attorney general says he supports a proposed increase to tax on alcohol in order to thwart violent crime. Audio
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NGO tackling PNG teacher shortage
A Papua New Guinea NGO that's addressing the country's teacher shortage has started work this week in Manus province. Audio
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Doctors says politicians must act to help poor stay healthy
Politicians must take urgent action to improve the health of less advantaged groups in society, especially children, doctors say. The call comes from the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in a… Audio
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Businesses plea for help following gorge closure
Calls are growing for an economic assistance package for businesses affected by the massive slip which has closed the Manawatu Gorge on State Highway 3. Audio
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Could gut bacteria help obese teens lose weight?
Paediatric endocrinologist Wayne Cutfield on the weight loss trial involving gut bugs from lean young people to help obese teenagers lose weight. He is leading a team of researchers at the University… Audio
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Warehouse vouchers offered to help pregnant women stop smoking
Pregnant women who smoke in Canterbury are being offered Warehouse vouchers as an incentive to quit the habit. Audio
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Dunedin employer dips into own pocket to help staff save
Saving up money for a house or study isn't easy for those on lower incomes, so one Dunedin employer has come up with a way to help their staff save. Audio
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Watchdog planning new approach to fighting corruption
The world head of Transparency International, Jose Ugaz, says the watchdog organisation is planning to take a new approach to dealing with corrupt and fraudulent practices. Audio
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Cook Islands languages celebrated in New Zealand
Te epetoma o te reo Maori Kuki Airani celebrated the languages spoken by the people of the Cook Islands. There were number of cultural activities and events being held across New Zealand last week… Audio
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Tonga looks into unaccounted for cyclone money
Over $US600,000 of World Bank financing that was meant to go towards cyclone recovery in Tonga is unaccounted for, triggering a government investigation. Audio
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People "sad and worried" after shooting death in West Papua
Audio 4 Aug 2017A relative of villagers in Indonesia's Papua region caught up in a fatal police shooting says they're calling for the police to take responsibility for the incident. Audio
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Thousands of Auckland Māori helped by Te Pae Herenga o Tamaki
Audio 3 Aug 2017Te Pae Herenga o Tamaki collective has helped more than 4,000 families since Whanau Ora started, and new data shows its efforts are more effective. Te Manu Korihi reporter Te Aniwa Hurihanganui… Audio
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Honolulu bans texting while crossing roads
Honolulu moves to legislate against crossing the street while looking at a mobile electronic device. Audio
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Research suggests e-cigarettes help smokers quit
A study out of the United States, published in the British Medical Journal, says e-cigarette users are more likely than non-users to quit smoking. Audio
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Sale of exotic timber in US linked to illegal forestry in PNG
Audio 2 Aug 2017The sale of exotic wood products in US stores is helping to drive the illegal harvesting of native forest in Papua New Guinea. The NGO Global Witness has tracked the supply chain of timber from PNG… Audio
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Solomons ombudsman expecting more complaints under new law
Audio 2 Aug 2017The Solomon Islands' ombudsman Fred Fakari says he is expecting to receive more complaints from the public after a new law passed last week made provisions for verbal complaints to be accepted by his… Audio
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Jobless to help clean up farms after Otago's flood
Unemployed people will help clean up flooded dairy farms in Otago after the Government declared a 'medium-scale' natural disaster. Video, Audio
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EU and Pacific discusss replacing Cotonou Agreement
Audio 1 Aug 2017The European Union is undertaking discusssions in the Pacific on the replacement for the Cotonou Agreement with the African Caribbean and Pacific group of countries. Audio
