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The summer festival season is just around the corner. Mava Enoka from The Wireless, has been investigating how drug checks at festivals could save people's lives. Audio

Tonga will open up public discussion this week on ratifying the Convention on the Rights of persons with disability. Audio

Nine of 10 ocean and lagoon locations tested by the Marshall Islands Environmental Protection Authority around Majuro are badly polluted. Audio

Indonesian diplomatic overtures to the Pacific Islands region over West Papua have taken on a new dimension, after Indonesia's Defence Minister Ryamizard Ryacudu urged Australia to pass on a message… Audio

Opetaia and Julie Foa'i from Te Vaka talk about the creative process behind their music for the movie Moana. Audio

Today's New Zealand Live guest has recorded 13 albums in a career which spans almost three decades. For half of that time he's been based in California yet is a regular visitor back home and has a… Video, Audio

More than 250 students will fill the grounds at the stadium in Wellington next week to be part of Shakespeare & Henry Live at the Stadium! Shakespeare Globe Centre NZ will also be live-streaming the… Audio

Kiwi born, New York based documentary filmmaker Martha Jeffries has just finished directing and producing two episodes of "Years of Living Dangerously" an Emmy award winning TV series on climate… Audio

A terminally ill inmate has today been discharged from hospital back to prison, even though her doctors say she's too unwell. Video, Audio

Under a proposed Australian law change asylum seekers and refugees who attempt to arrive in Australia by boat will be permanently banned from entering the country. Audio

Anna Coddington has just released her new album, Luck/Time which is the culmination of four years of songwriting and was largely made at Anna's own studio The Attic (literally her home's attic). Video, Audio

A new study has found that Mexico's 10 percent tax on sugary drinks is set to save almost 19 thousand lives and save its health system nearly a billion dollars over the next decade. One of the study's… Audio

The UN says it is profoundly concerned by Australia's proposed ban on boat people. Audio

Fiji makes history as the first Pacific nation to propose global trade restrictions on threatened marine animals. Audio

Pacific people are often praised for their artistic ability but feel the pressure to pursue other career paths say arts award recipients in New Zealand. Audio

Trade negotiators, NGO leaders and economists discuss the best combination of trade and aid to lift people out of poverty. Audio

Tonga has been forced to rely on increasing amounts of imported fruits due to declining local production. Audio

Nick Atkinson and Tim Stewart are about to release their second album together as Hopetoun Brown. They perform live, with Tami Neilson too!   Video, Audio

The producers of Papua New Guinea's first virtual reality film say they want it to highlight the importance of supporting post-conflict societies. Audio

A former Papua New Guinea cabinet minister says Port Moresby has to do more to help prepare Bougainville for its referendum on independence. Audio

The Cook Islands police have apologised for poor communication during the double murder and shootout on Rarotonga last week. Audio

Cook Islands police say they will review their processes after a prisoner killed two people before taking his own life last week. Audio

New research has pinpointed the date construction started on an ancient abandoned city in Micronesia and could help shed light on interaction between societies in the region. Audio