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More people are living beyond their means to try to portray an image of material success. Audio

Reformed Vanuatu land laws are finally being implemented after a year of delays as the Lands Minister Ralph Regenvanu talks about handing over the first negotiator certificates over lease applications… Audio

Welcome to Whittier, Alaska. It has a funny sounding name and an even funnier living situation. Nearly all of its 200 residents live under the same roof. The town's Mayor, Daniel Blair on his… Audio, Gallery

The Kiribati Government says it is solving issues at its airports, but Fiji Airways could have done more to help when it recently cancelled flights. Audio

Today is World Health Day but by all accounts the Pacific is anything but healthy. Between 30 and 50 percent of the populations of all Pacific countries are either overweight or obese and the region… Audio

A political scientist says a possible vote of no confidence against the Tonga government poses a very real threat for them. Audio

The latest rain and wind brought by another cyclone multiplies the problems for Fijians trying to cope with the destruction caused by Cyclone Winston. Audio

Women in Papua New Guinea call for more action to combat soaring levels of gender based violence. Audio

Prices have risen modestly in the global dairy auction overnight, with more on this is rural news colleague, Alexa Cook. Audio

A New Zealand MP says major changes are required if New Zealand is to cope with the climate change crisis, both at home and in the Pacific. Audio

Scientists in French Polynesia say an ambitious experiment to control mosquito populations is proving to be very successful, and could change the way countries prevent mosquito-borne illness. Audio

A New Zealand born Samoan hopes her story of turning her unhealthy lifestyle around will inspire other Pacific people. Audio

Westland's mayor and civil defence say people could be killed the next time the Waiho River near Franz Josef roars through its stopbank. Audio

Local government and civil defence officials on the West Coast say lives could be lost the next time the Waiho River near Franz Josef bursts its banks. Audio

Fiji's new Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission director says a cultural change is needed to stop gender-based sexual violence. Audio

Derek Lind is accompanied by Guy Wishart and Glen Ross Campbell is the Auckland studio performing tracks from his acclaimed double album 'Solo'. Audio

An activist looking back at 1,000 days of Australia's asylum seeker camps on Nauru says they have been an absolute disaster. Audio

Fiji women's groups say the country's high rates of gender-based sexual violence exacerbated by natural disaster, enhance the vulnerability of women and children. Audio

Noelie McDonnell & Nicola Joyce with Gerry Paul in the Wellington studio. Audio