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Founder of Tahiti-Pacifique monthly magazine Alex du Prel dies aged 73. Audio

PNG's National AIDS Council says amidst wider data collection, the number of people in the country who have tested positive for HIV has climbed, but that the generalised epidemic has been downgraded… Audio

Live on Jesse Mulligan today are two kiwi country music icons, entertainers extrodinaire The Topp Twins. Jools and Lynda Topp are about to tour the country, with guitar, mouth harp and spoons. Video, Audio

A Guam academic says the Micronesian territory faces a greater threat from geopolitical tensions in the region. Having an anti-missile system in Guam has not necessarily made local people feel safe. Audio

A long-time campaigner for Guam's independence says a federal court ruling last week is frustrating, and misses the point of decolonisation. Audio

More women from Fiji's remoter islands are calling in to report abuse after the launch of a toll free domestic violence hotline last week. Audio

It'll come as no surprise to New Zealand authors that it's not easy making a living. But it's also getting harder. Very few can make writing a fulltime career, it's harder than ever to find… Audio

Geoff Copstick farms angora goats and cattle on his 90 hectare Northland property. He and his wife Kate live "off the grid" and see living in harmony with the land as the ultimate sustainable… Audio

Children as young as 7 years old are working on the streets of Apia according to an ILO report on child street vendors in Samoa. Audio

Li'l Chuck, aka David Thorpe, is a Christchurch based musician about to release his second solo album. Chuck describes himself is a One Man Skiffle Machine. Audio

Grammy Award winning musician, Romulo Castro Garcia of Panama, is in the country on a 3-week cultural tour - visiting high schools where Spanish Language is taught. He's joins Jesse in our Auckland… Audio

An intending female candidate in this year's Papua New Guinea general election is relishing a chance to better understand the rules of engagement in parliamentary politics. Audio

Commonwealth Secretary General unveils plan to end domestic violence with 'Peace in the Home' initiative for Commonwealth countries. Audio

Tonga's Prime Minister has reshuffled his cabinet after losing a third minister in two years following the resignation of the Finance Minister 'Aisake Eke. Audio

Scientists have discovered a living fossil in American Samoa at a depth of more than 4000 metres while exploring the ocean floor. Audio

Wellington dream-pop band French for Rabbits play a couple of tracks from their upcoming second album 'The Weight of Melted Snow'. Video, Audio

Songwriter and Producer, Cleve Cameron has sacrificed all electronic instruments to perform a new show at the Auckland Fringe Festival, with songs using only the reverb of a large white room to… Audio

A combination of record prices and fewer rentals available is forcing university students in Wellington to find alternative accommodation. Audio

Despite both parents having jobs, a couple and their three children have lived in a tent since Christmas because they cannot afford to rent a house. Video, Audio

The beauty of taro is being showcased in an unusual form in a Cook islands art exhibition aimed at celebrating women. Audio

Wellington drummer Myele Manzanza leads his band from the back, and here presents a selection of his songs live at San Fran. Video, Audio

A Singapore-based satellite operator has put in an order for a new satellite which aims to bring high speed broadband to unserviced and remote areas in the Pacific and South East Asia. Audio

While still at school, Jesse Sheehan became the first ever solo artist to win the Smokefree Rock Quest. This weekend he performs at the Coastella music festival on the Kapiti Coast. Audio