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New Zealand artist collaborates with other Pacific artists to show work at UN Ocean's Conference. Audio

For the past seven years archeologists have been sifting through two and a half tonnes of artefacts uncovered during the excavation of a site in Whanganui. And there's still more to learn. Otago… Audio

Brace for impact with these futuristic space-jazz pioneers. Fusing jazz, Afro-beat and electronica, The Comet is Coming are your soundtrack to an imagined apocalypse, with members King Shabaka… Audio

Secret Islands Quintet's soulful sound assimilates the North American jazz tradition into an Aotearoa New Zealand context. Here they are live in concert at the 2017 Wellington Jazz Festival Audio

The Jac are joined by South Korea's Black String in the culmination of a year-long collaboration, recorded at the 2017 Wellington Jazz Festival by RNZ Audio

Christchurch guitarist Brad Kang, recently returned from Denton, Texas presents a set influenced by modern jazz of NYC and jazz-rock-electronic fusion of Texas. Captured in concert at the 2017… Audio

Today's band comes with a love story. When the worlds of Andy Keeghan and Toni Randle collided, a musical partnership was formed which developed into a life partnership and the band Eyreton Hall. Audio

Works from four female choreographers from the Pacific will open the second Pacific Dance Festival in Auckland with a show called Wahine Toa. Audio

This dynamic duo play tunes from their albums Between Moons and Tales from the Diaspora. Audio

Fiji's National Federation Party says if it gets into power after the next election it will bring in major reforms to the health and medical system. Audio

The most innovative and influential jazz guitarist of the past 25 years Bill Frisell with Petra Haden (vocalist), Thomas Morgan (double bass) and Rudy Royston (drums) in concert at the 2017 Wellington… Audio

Indonesia's new ambassador to New Zealand says the indigenous population of Papua region is not pushing for independence. Ambassador Tantowi Yahya says that Indonesia acknowledges the mistakes of the… Audio

A women's advocate in Tonga says the government needs to improve legislation around the protection of women and children. Audio

Safety issues raised in Fiji over the slow reaction by authorities to asbestos concerns. Audio

An editor of a new book about so-called e-government in the Pacific says leadership is essential for regional countries to get full benefits from Information and Communication Technology. Audio

Forty people will voluntarily spend 40 hours in a tiny cage, with nothing to do, eating nothing but cereal, to bring attention to factory farming. Video, Audio

Ukulele trio The Nukes have played their unique blend of folk, bluegrass, reggae and post-punk at 60 live shows this year. Audio

Samoan born doctoral researcher explores his identity in traditional and contemporary music. Audio

Students prioritise learning at free Samoan language classes. Audio

The floating island planned for French Polynesia is a chance to tackle global warming without politicians, according to a scholar working on the project. Audio

When delegates sit down next week in New York to consider how to ensure the sustainability of the world's oceans there will be a strong Pacific push to focus on the rights of coastal communities. Audio