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It can be very hard for women over 50 to find a place to live. Audio

Lawyers in Australia say the immigration department has treated parliament with contempt over Nauru and Manus Island. Audio

The Samoa government still supports Joseph Parker's WBO boxing title defence despite a change of opponent. Audio

The Auckland Theatre Company's new production of Peter Shaffer’s awarding winning play Amadeus opens tonight. The psychological thriller follows the excess, envy, love and passion of composing rivals… Audio

Public school teachers in Hawaii last week voted in favour of a contract that will give them a significant pay hike.

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Tuvalu's prime minister says if the United States leaves the Paris climate agreement, it will be disastrous for his country - and the world. Audio

An advisor to the Pacific throughout the negotiations on the PACER Plus trade deal says he thinks it will bring significant benefits for the island countries. Audio

The godfather of film soundtracks Hans Zimmer has been in Auckland with his live concert experience. RNZ Concert’s Adrian Hollay met Zimmer to discuss the live show and his expansive career that…

The Health Research Council of New Zealand (HRC) are seeking applications for a two million dollar Maori and Pacific youth mental health research. HRC's Chief Executive Kath McPherson says that Maori… Audio

One in four NZers lives alone and more people than ever before in the western world are single. Social scientist Bella DePaulo of the University of California says the rise of single living is a boon… Audio

In 2016 Wellington singer-songwriter Thomas Oliver added the coveted Apra Silver Scroll to his many accolades. His new album Floating in the Darkness is out this week. Audio

People in the Pacific are being advised to avoid certain fish after a study revealed high levels of mercury in hair samples from the region. Audio

The Hot 8 Brass Band live at WOMAD 2017. Audio

Earth Day marchers on Guam protest president Donald Trump's position on climate change. Audio

Facebook is under scrutiny once again, after a second murder was posted on the social media site in less than a fortnight. Video, Audio

Fiji heads towards elections next year with new players in the opposition and voters still recovering from the devastation of Cyclone Winston. Audio

Niue is pushing for 150 soldiers to be recognised for their service in the First World War. Audio

Two more Tongan workers have been sent home from Recognised Seasonal Employment in New Zealand, triggering calls for better vetting in the scheme. Audio

Labourers in the Northern Mariana Islands continued to protest last week, prompting Imperial Pacific International to consider legal action. Audio

Bidi Bidi Camp in Uganda is home to 270,000 refugees who have fled South Sudan, a country in famine.( Video, Audio

Auckland country-blues rockers The DeSotos are back in our studio to play backing musicians to their lead singer Paul Gurney, whose solo album Shadow of Love was released this April. Audio

Tonga is the first Pacific island country to share detailed state-owned enterprises and other key information online. Audio

The finalists for the 2017 Pacific Music Awards were announced last night. One of the groups vying for a win is R&B/Gospel trio Revere, who perform our first song live today. Audio