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Amnesty International says New Zealand should make offers to Papua New Guinea and Nauru to resettle detained refugees. Audio

Writer, sailor and surfer Jonathan White believes that tides teaches us to live with mystery and complexity. He goes around the world investigating the way people around the world have organized their… Audio, Gallery

Four Nepalese men are stuck on a rickety boat in the Federated States of Micronesia nearly a year after they were given refugee status. Audio

An education expert from New Zealand says Tokelau children's English, Tokelauan and maths are improving after a change in teaching style on the atolls. Audio

'Reformation Nation' - Roving time-travelling reporter Leigh Voremain visits Tudor times and the court of Henry VIII to get the pulse of the English nation as it prepares for it's historic split from… Audio

Something just a little bit special on New Zealand Live today . . . no guitars. Instead we have a trio of strings and a keyboard, and the dulcet tones of one of the most talented singers this country… Audio

Transparency International Papua New Guinea says authorities need to rethink the way correctional services in the country are run. Audio

Aid being deployed as damage assessments continue in Vanuatu and New Caledonia. Audio

Amnesty International says Peter Dutton's claim about the Good Friday attack on Manus Island should be subjected to an inquiry. Audio

Folk Country Wellington based duo guitarist Ali Whitton and violinist Oliver Vetter have recently released their new single Grace Has Green Eyes. They weave poetry with melodic lines for a live… Audio

Loren and Mark are from opposite ends of the earth. Twelve years ago they met in Nashville, Tennessee and found a shared love of bluegrass music and the finger guitar stylings of the late Chet Atkins.

The head of Fiji's National Council for Disabled Persons says mindsets need to change if abuse and mistreatment of disabled people is to stop. Audio

Museum staff in Niue are working to restore the island's treasures before parts of Niue history and knowledge are lost. Audio

Guam's Chamorro Language Commission to work with the Northern Marianas. Audio

Nightingale Housing was formed by a group of leading Australian architects to build quality apartments with shared facilities - at prices that don't cost the earth. Could the model work in New… Audio

Chinese and Indian shop owners don't believe authorities will protect them from violent robberies. Audio

A veteran Australian photojournalist says the lack of Pacific coverage in major newsrooms in Australia and New Zealand is worrying given the latest geo-political shifts. Audio

A Papua New Guinea scholar who has completed her PhD in New Zealand says her research on sustainability can help fill a gap in government policy back home. Audio

This afternoon, the return of singer/songwriter and troubadour Luke Thompson. He's spent some time in Australia recently and has taken his music as far as Europe. Now, after taking a year off from… Audio

Auckland’s youth theatre company Massive are preparing to take their show The Wholehearted on the road. Under the helm of co-directors Sam Scott and Scotty Cotter, the show explores the "extreme power… Audio

The Commonwealth Parliamentary Association secretary-general says that young people have views which must be listened to. Akbar Khan says that in the Pacific and other regions, youth must be engaged… Audio

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