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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

An asylum seeker detained on Manus Island says he thought he was going die during the Good Friday attack on the detention centre by officers of the PNG navy. Audio

A former minister in Fiji who's joined the opposition says his new party better represents what he stands for. Audio

Niue's fifth Arts and Cultural festival is now underway with hundreds of participants and visitors taking part in the week-long event. Audio, Gallery

World Vision is calling on the Australian government to reassert the role of aid in its upcoming 10 year foreign policy strategy. Audio

An Australian filmmaker says the Marshall Islands remains a key installation for American military interests despite their toxic legacy in the country. Audio

Love them or loathe them, you can't deny Jethro Tull's rightful place in the pantheon of classic rock. En-route to New Zealand for shows next week, Kirsten Johnstone speaks to Ian Anderson, the… Video, Audio

Australian singer-songwriter Amy Shark performs two songs and talks about her recent success. Video, Audio

Niuean leaders are calling for locals and Niueans living abroad to fight for the preservation of Niuean language. Audio

Reports a gay man in Fiji was told he could not donate blood has sparked debate over whether it's Health Ministry's policies are discriminatory. Audio

Refugees detained by Australia on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island say uncertainty about their future fueled this week's riot over food. Audio

A Samoan student is among the winners of the 2017 New Zealand Youth Champion Award in Wellington this week. Audio

Crops and food gardens recovering from Cyclone Cook but it is not as bad as Cyclone Pam. Audio

Marlon Williams' magical performance on opening night at WOMAD Taranaki 2017, a rare chance to catch this local hero on home turf, at the peak of his powers. Audio

There's hope the tide is turning on the flow of people leaving Niue for brighter lights, jobs and other opportunities offshore. Audio

Activity in New Caledonia is returning to normal after Cyclone Cook blew through last night. Audio

A controversial visit by Australia's prime minister to Papua New Guinea has shed little light on how the hundreds of refugees stuck on Manus island will be resettled. Audio