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The National Film Unit closed down in 1990, leaving us hundreds of documentaries, films and TV dramas, tourism promos and newsreels covering wars and sporting events through to very personal stories… Audio

NPR correspondent Karen Kasler talks to us from Philadelphia on the last day of the Democrats' National Convention. Audio

A lawsuit against US military proposals for two Northern Marianas islands claims that the US has shifted the goalposts on its plans in the territory. Audio

Cordelia Lewis Burks is a super delegate and the Vice-Chair of the Democratic Party in Indiana. She's a 79-year-old great grandmother who has been at some of the most significant civil rights events… Audio

Six months of training for just 30 minutes on stage. Today the top nine teams from secondary schools around the country will battle it out in the national kapa haka competition. Audio

The national secondary schools' Kapa Haka festival is underway in Hawke's Bay this week, with hundreds of students taking part. Audio

The Marshalls says human trafficking is not a major issue despite a US report ranking it amongst the worst in the world. Audio

NPR bureau chief Karen Kasler discusses the first day of the US Democrat's convention. Audio

Various tax options are currently being reviewed by the Vanuatu government to help increase government funds. Audio

A Papua New Guinean economist has put forward a proposal to open up the whole island of New Guinea for trade purposes. Audio

A group fighting for media freedom in the Pacific says free and fair access to media should come higher up the list of considerations for election observers. Audio

Hillary Clinton promises a unified Democratic Party convention in Philadelphia but as it's about to get under way, Bernie Sanders gets booed by his supporters when he tells them America must have a… Audio

Various tax options are currently being reviewed by the Vanuatu government to help increase government funds. Audio

A photography project which documented a Samoan village over a twenty year period will soon be exhibited in New Zealand and Samoa. Audio

Police deny organised crime problem in CNMI despite latest murder Audio

A civil society group in Papua New Guinea says it's encouraging workers to continue their civil disobedience until the Prime Minister steps down. Audio

Banking reform, embracing legal immigrants and Melania Trump's speech. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government has ordered payments of 900 thousand US dollars to each government MP ahead of tomorrow's vote of no-confidence against the prime minister. The funds are to be provided… Audio

Disease and climate change are having a significant impact on coconut palms and their fruits in the Pacific region. Audio

Papua New Guinea discover which teams will visit Port Moresby during the 2017 Rugby League World Cup. Audio

"Politics on speed.' That's how the National MP for Botany Jami-Lee Ross describes the Republic National Convention. He's there to observe and he gave us some insights of the spectacle that is… Audio

Your child's national standards results might be incorrect. The Educational Institute's president Louise Green says the standards are just way too narrow. She'd given them barely a pass mark. Audio