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Vanuatu's Olympic beach volleyball dream remains alive despite a setback. Audio

Pacific Island countries are being urged to walk away from PACER-PLUS by a new report from the Pacific Network on Globalisation, PANG. Audio

The latest Poll of Polls shows National still has a lead over a Labour-Greens combination, but the gap is closing. Audio

The lawyer for several victims who claim they were abused by Guam's archbishop is accusing him of a coverup, and says he expects more people to come forward with allegations against him and other… Audio

The emergency response co-ordinator for CARE Australia in Papua New Guinea says tens of thousands of people still need urgent food supplies. Audio

An abuse survivors group says Guam has been used as a "way station for problematic priests", and abuse within the Catholic Church on the island spreads far beyond its Archbishop. Audio

It's the first global dairy auction of the new season ... and prices have risen overall. Audio

People in Nauru putting their hands up for election in July say they are losing hope due to the exhorbitant application fee. Audio

The latest Panama Papers investigation shows a business woman banned from working in the financial industry in Hong Kong for a decade is a director of a New Zealand company. Audio

An academic says there is a lot of work ahead for Bougainville and Papua New Guinea as preparations begin for a vote on self determination in three years. Audio

New polls show Donald Trump edging ahead of Hillary Clinton among potential voters in the United States. Audio

The Indonesian government denies suggestions that it is not open to regional and international communication regarding West Papua. Audio

Global dairy prices have risen today -- but the focus is on where Fonterra sets its new season forecast. Audio

The Papua New Guinea Association of Australia has proposed a Community Centre for Pacific Nations to be housed in the former Australian School of Pacific Administration buildings in Sydney. Audio

Donald Trump appears willing to walk away from the special relationship with Britain, saying it looks likely he won't have a good relationship with Prime Minister David Cameron if he becomes… Audio

Charlotte Wilson caught up with the Auckland composer to discuss his two new string quartets touring the country with the with the Enso Quartet, his Dido and Aeneas recomposed project and his new… Audio

Pacific escapes unscathed after Australia's government cuts foreign aid in its latest budget. Audio

Contempt proceedings have been filed in a Papua New Guinea court against the police commissioner Gary Baki. Audio

NZIER Principal Economist Kirdan Lees joins the panel with his thoughts on the finance minister's suggestion that a price to income cap be introduced as a way of curbing house prices. Audio

The Property Institute says the Government's latest idea to cool the housing market could have the opposite effect. Audio

Listening to that was RNZ's political editor Jane Patterson. Audio

An asylum seeker detained by the Australian government on Nauru has set himself on fire in front of staff from the United Nations. Audio

Some families in Samoa are still facing water issues following Cyclone Amos. Audio