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It's ten years since the then head of Fiji's military Frank Bainimarama seized power in Fiji in the country's fourth coup in 20 years. Audio

From the beginning of next year in Papua New Guinea workers who live in housing provided by their employers are to be taxed on the market rent rate that that house could command. Audio

Auckland singer-songwriter Lydia Cole plays a couple of tracks from her upcoming album The Lay of the Land. Video, Audio

An Amnesty International researcher, who was recently in Nauru, says she cannot believe the Australian attitude to the asylum seekers and refugees. Audio

The Others Way Festival 2016 closing act honours went to Cut Off Your Hands, who left fans hanging after their second album Honour in 2008. Video, Audio

Barnaby Weir, Rob Joass, Al Norman & Kim Bonnington are all performing tonight at a fundraiser Christmas Concert for the Downtown Community Ministry. Audio

Today our first song is performed live by 19 year old Mahaani Maiava - who has just taken part in a music mentoring programme called Rock It, at Auckland Museum as part of the Volume exhibition. The… Audio

A University of Auckland academic is to launch a free e-book for schools following a conference exploring the social history of Samoa. Audio

Community concern still runs deep in Papua New Guinea over potential impacts of seabed mining with Canadian company Nautilus Minerals has been planning to mine in the Bismarck Sea from 2018 as part of… Audio

Kaipara skipper Tony Wallace says Bill McNatty's decision to take the Francie out on the water on Saturday ultimately cost the lives of seven men - while one person remains missing. Video, Audio

Pare O'Brien works runs mobile clinics in Te Teko, Matata and Edgecumbe. Her service to her community earned her the Te Akenehi Hei Award. Te Ahi Kaa spends the morning with Pare at Te Teko Medical… Audio

Today on New Zealand Live, one of the hardest working bands in land. The Eastern!   Audio

Five people are dead and three people are still missing after flooding and landslides in New Caledonia which the president has described as a catastrophe not seen since the 19th century. Audio

More than a decade after Niue lost its old museum in a cyclone, preparations are underway to build a new cultural centre to help preserve the country's heritage. Audio

UN Women Markets for Change Forum in Nadi aims at improving lives and livelihoods of the predominantly female market vendors in Fiji, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu. Audio

A couple living in office space in a Wellington building which now has to be demolished have learnt they were living there illegally - and have no way of retrieving their belongings. Video, Audio

The death toll from India's worst train accident in six years is at 120 and expected to rise, after all 14 carriages came off the track. Audio

People smuggling operations from Indonesia to Australia are dormant, according to the IOM. Audio

A United Nations Special Rapporteur on human rights, Francois Crepeau, says Australia's human rights record has been tarnished by its migration policies. Audio

On New Zealand Live this week, Americana/country-rock band Miles Calder & the Rumours, who have recently released their self-titled debut album.  Audio

Fiji's opposition Sodelpa party wants a controversial decree repealed because it places the country in a constant state of emergency. Audio

A Papua New Guinea woman, who has established a service to help victims of gender based violence, says she is often the target of verbal abuse. Audio

Our reporter Mei Heron is on Tory Street in Courtney Place at the edge of the cordon. She joins Checkpoint. Video, Audio