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The Prime Minister, John Key, remains adamant he has not lied or misled New Zealand over his dealings with the right-wing blogger Cameron Slater. Audio

Musician Ruia Aperahama found it impossible to continue the way he was living, using drugs and alcohol to self medicate. It took a failed suicide attempt for him to finally accept that his addictions… Audio

Understaffed and poorly resourced rural police overwhelmed by cases of violence against women. Audio

More Pacific businesswomen will soon be developing and selling their products globally, with help from the International Trade Centre. Audio

Tonga's Democratic Party loses MPs but is still confident about Nov elections. Audio

The new president of Fiji's Methodist Church says the church needs to be more realistic about modern day Fiji. Audio

Five opposition MPs suspended from Nauru's parliament continue to remain in limbo as they to wait to challenge their suspensions. Audio

Solomon Islands civil aviation authority is calling for Fiji to come to the table so a dispute over aviation rights between the two countries can be resolved. Audio

Final results from the Cook Islands elections are still a week away but the caretaker Cook Islands Party is confident, with special votes, that it can retain power. Audio

UK-based pianist Chenyin Li returns to New Zealand for a concert of music by Bach, Beethoven, Brahms and Debussy. Chenyin established a strong international performance career after winning the… Audio

Nautilus Minerals is set to begin mining the seabed off New Ireland in Papua New Guinea, following a dispute resolution with the government there. Audio

Pacific Island countries shouldn't be shy about bargaining with China in its hunger for resources to fuel its economy. Audio

The United Nations Population Fund has been in talks with the Kiribati government this week about ways to curb what it calls concerning population growth. Audio

New Zealand's new Pacific Economic Ambassador, Shane Jones, says New Zealand stands ready to assist Pacific nations in suveillance technology so fishing regulations can be properly policed. Audio

A doctor sent over 50 text messages to a patient and lied about test results as an excuse to meet up with her. Audio

Nick Bollinger takes a listen to the latest work from Sweden's Lykke Li - I Never Learn. Audio

The Australian government has released a report into fatal violence at its Manus Island detention centre, but it's been promptly rejected by some. Audio

Nauru opposition MP, Roland Kun, says the Justice Minister should step down following controversial judicial reshuffle. Audio

Exactly sixty years since the United States' biggest ever nuclear test - the Bravo blast on Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands - the fight is still on for the United States to come clean on the true… Audio

The United Front for a Democratic Fiji is accusing the attorney-general of interfering with the electoral commission over a missing laptop. Audio

A law professor says it's almost certain the Australian Government will have to face a legal challenge over an alleged failure of it's duty to care and protect asylum seekers. Audio

Solomons teachers' association fights for the removal of a key education official with the Honiara City Council. Audio

An academic says the announcement that Fiji's PM will stand down as the head of the military is a signifcant step towards elections. Audio

Blogger Scott Britton has spent the last four months telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth for last four months. No white lies. No "baby lies" as he calls them for convenience… Audio