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The leader of Bougainville's Me-ekamui rebel group, Chris Uma, says the spat over shares in Bougainville Copper Ltd, BCL, is of no consequence. Audio

An American is trying to help troubled youths in Tonga by getting them into skateboarding. Audio

New Zealand Live comes from Wellington this week where we have an encore performance by one of the first bands ever to appear on this show almost 11 years ago, The Cattlestops.  Video, Audio

DNA experts are to investigate a collection of 18th century pigtails believed to be from the Bounty mutineers who settled Pitcairn Island in the late 1700s. Audio

Nearly a month of political bargaining could result in a motion of no confidence in the Tongan Prime Minister 'Akilisi Pohiva next week. Audio

Fiji's Red Cross says the country's rebuild is being hindered by problems accessing building supplies. Audio

New resources have been created for children in Fiji suffering from trauma after TC Winston. The books feature real stories from Fijian children, and it is hoped that the children will be able to… Audio

American Samoa's director of the Office of Political Status, Constitutional Review and Federal Relations says the territory is not yet ready for a change of its political status. Audio

DakhaBrakha live at WOMAD 2016. Audio

Regional trade unions have raised concerns about the lack of representation of workers at the inaugural Pacific labour meeting which takes place this week in Christchurch. Audio

People on Fiji's devastated Koro Island are foraging for wild food, milling their own timber and sewing fishing nets out of vines to survive six months after Cyclone Winston. Audio

The vision of former New Zealand Prime Minister Norman Kirk continues through a trust in his name. Audio

Shayne P. Carter plays two of his new songs live on the baby grand piano at the James Cook Hotel restaurant in Wellington. Audio

There has been a call from prominent Fijian politician for the Olympic winning sevens team be given property, money and national recognition on their return to the country. Audio

Back in Auckland on New Zealand Live this week with a musician who has just given up his day job on the virtual eve of the release of his second album. He's been busy too, four to five gigs a week and… Video, Audio

It remains unclear where men held at the offshore processing camps on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island will go when the centre is closed. Audio

Religious beliefs are amongst the biggest barriers towards ending violence against women in the Pacific. Audio

The Marshall Islands has been told that achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals will be difficult unless the quality of data can be improved. Audio

Renewed calls for the Australian asylum seeker camp on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea to be closed after more violence from locals. Audio

Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 live at WOMAD 2016. Audio

They're almost blind, live in freezing arctic waters, grow to more 6 metres in length and live to 300 years old. The Greenland shark has been identified as the world longest living vertebrate. Audio, Gallery

Expectations among local communities about the benefits of Papua New Guinea's LNG Project are clearly divergent to what has been happening on the ground, as disgruntled landowners in Hela province… Audio

The New Zealand branch of Save the Children has launched its biggest campaign to date to help save lives in cyclone-wrecked Fiji. Audio