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Heavy rain has continued to lash Fiji causing flooding and landslides, forcing more than a thousand people to seek shelter in evacuation centres. Audio

Widespread flooding in Fiji has set back the recovery in a country still reeling from a massive cyclone in February. Audio

The discipline process within the Papua New Guinea police force is to undergo a transformation. Audio

Blue Mountains born Julia Jacklin stops in the M101 studios for a live session with Yadana Saw. Audio

Singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, scuba diver and actor (in that order) Troy Kingi, joins us for the penultimate NZ Live performance for 2016. Audio

A march through the Vanuatu capital aims to unite all provinces and highlight the need to end violence. Audio

Mangere Budgeting Service CEO Darryl Evans says it is disgraceful that Work and Income is placing families in motels costing thousands of dollars a week, many of which are substandard. Video, Audio

An eleven year old girl who died when a building collapsed on her is the first confirmed victim of the recent earthquakes in Solomon Islands. Audio

Allowing one percent of Pacific citizens to work in Australia would deliver greater benefit than Australia's entire aid programme, according to new research. Audio

A decolonisation plebiscite on Guam that was due to be held last month is likely to be deferred to 2018. Audio

Approximately 7000 people across 3 provinces are reported to have been affected by earthquakes in the Solomon Islands. Audio

If cats have 9 lives, then author, comedian and presenter David Baddiel must have something close to it.  Audio

Wellington band The Phoenix Foundation play a set of songs from their album 'Give Up Your Dreams' alongside some old favourites. Video, Audio

Bill English has officially taken over the reins of the National Party - and the prime ministership. Our political editor Jane Patterson unpicks the developments. Video, Audio

A former Papua New Guinea prime minister says the country could be headed for trouble if people continue to feel they lack control over their own destiny. Audio

A New Zealand poet reminisces on his boyhood in Niue and explores his Cook Islands' heritage in a new poetry collection. Audio

The warm folk sounds of Albi and the Wolves performing, live in the studio, songs from their debut record One Eye Open. Audio

Some foreign landowners say they've been through hell because of changes to Fiji's land laws. Audio

At 26, South Canterbury country music star Kaylee Bell already has a stack of awards to her credit, including a Tui Award for Best Country Album in 2014. Video, Audio

There is upset around the Pacific at plans by the Australia Broadcasting Corporation to drop its shortwave radio services. Audio

'Prosaic Notes from an Unwritten Journal': Composer Jenny McLeod considers Lilburn’s thoughts on tradition and language, and continues with her own personal reflections, in illustrated verse.

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Papua New Guinea police have been unable to at a loss to prevent a surge in tribal fighting this year in Hela Province, as the role of the police mobile squad police comes into question. Audio