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Kermadecs remain important NZ scientific outpost
Dozens of staff from New Zealand's Department of Conservation, MetService and GNS Science agencies are conducting work in the Kermadecs. Audio
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Sport: Tonga expects Teufaiva to host July rugby tests
Audio 28 Mar 2017Tonga Rugby is confident that Teufaiva Stadium will be able to host test rugby for the first time in eight years in July. Audio
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Cream says will help it lead to bigger and better things
A dairy trading platform is not deterred by being the new kid on the block and is aiming to sign on major customers in Asia. Audio
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Solar power project helps families in rural Fiji
Audio 27 Mar 2017A solar power project in Fiji is providing power to remote households in Viti Levu, which was hardest hit by last year's Cyclone Winston. Audio
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Could spider venom help stroke recovery?
Dr Chris Smith of The Naked Scientists on a discovery by a team of Australian researchers which has found that the venom of one of the world's most dangerous spiders can protect brain cells after a… Audio
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Radio technology helps track dementia sufferers
Simple radio technology - previously used to track kiwis in the wild - is helping tackle the problem of people with dementia getting disoriented and lost. Audio, Gallery
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'Great opportunity' provided by Fiji's climate talk presidency
Audio 24 Mar 2017Environmental NGOs from around the Pacific say Fiji's presidency of a major environmental conference this year provides one of the greatest opportunities to advance their ambitions. Audio
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Tonga using fish and chicks to combat ncds
Audio 24 Mar 2017On the back of providing access to discounted fresh fish, Tonga's government is shipping thousands of baby ducks and chickens to villages to promote the consumption of locally sourced foods. Audio
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Cigarette companies urged to help foot dairies security bill
A dairy owner says cigarette companies should help pay for security to protect shop keepers from assaults. Ash Dardarji has been in the dairy business for 30 years but he now wonders if selling… Audio
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Nearly 100 NZ companies declined RSE involvement after breaches
Nearly 100 companies wanting to take part in the scheme that brings seasonal workers from the Pacific to New Zealand have had their applications declined after they breached the rules. Audio
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Whanau help and hinder Maori Uni students, study shows
Otago University study finds whanau support is a key factor in Maori students success, but whanau commitments are a key hindrance. Audio
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NZ could be drafted to help US plan to defeat IS
Washington correspondent Kate Fisher says New Zealand will likely be approached to help both militarily and financially in the fight to stamp out Islamic State. Audio
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PNG women's anthology looks beyond the myths
Audio 23 Mar 2017A new anthology of literature by Papua New Guinea women is challenging the traditional attribution of women's successes to a male reference point. Audio
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Ashley Peacock's parents beg select committee for help
The 39-year-old mental health patient's parents Marlene and David have made an emotional plea to the health select committee asking for it to monitor their son's transitition. Audio
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Scientist says Marshallese wave navigation still has relevance
Audio 22 Mar 2017A book by a Harvard Science Professor is helping spark interest in the traditional Marshallese navigation technique of wave piloting. Audio
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Tonga finally has Ombudsman
Tonga can finally say it has an Ombudsman after years of legislative preparation. Audio
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Pacific urged to unlock coconut potential
A lot more work needs to be done to harness the rising economic potential of coconuts, according to the Pacific Community. Audio
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HIV prevalence in PNG worries UN agency
Audio 20 Mar 2017The UNAIDS office in Papua New Guinea has expressed distress at the country's climbing HIV prevalence, as latest statistics in PNG estimate that almost 47,000 people are infected with HIV in a country… Audio
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Chain and The Gang: Rock 'n' roll Theology
Chain and the Gang is a loose collection of band members revolving around Ian Svenonious, once named 'The Most Interesting Man in Washington DC.' Video, Audio
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Sport: PNG captain relishes chance alongside cricket legends
Barramundis captain Assad Vala becomes the first PNG player to compete in a professional cricket competition. Audio
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Pasifika encouraged to get interested in NZ politics
A New Zealand group is working on giving young Pasifika a voice and getting them engaged in politics. Audio
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Residents of flats which flooded at the weekend need more help
For the second time in five years, six ground floor units in Glendene, West Auckland flooded after a nearby stormwater drain failed during heavy rain. Despite help from Civil Defence some residents… Audio
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Aboriginal elder determined to keep advocating for West Papua
Audio 15 Mar 2017An Aboriginal elder and artist says she will continue advocating for West Papua's independence despite a mural she created being destroyed. Audio
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Fiji hockey seeking ways to close the gap
Fiji Hockey are searching for more international competition after a series of heavy defeats. Audio
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Tonga to seek climate change funding
Tonga's government is looking for up to US$50 million of funding to deal with issues like climate change issues in the country. Audio
