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The governor of Chimbu Province in Papua New Guinea says the effects of El Niño there are so severe schools have closed, public servants aren't working and the hospital has shut its doors. Audio

One of Australia's best known blues guitarist Lloyd Spiegel performs live in Radio New Zealand's Auckland music studio. Video, Audio

You might know him from family band Kora. Laughton Kora is currently using his talents recreating the soundtrack of a cult movie. He tells us about an ambitious 4D screen and stage show he's touring… Audio

An Australian surgical team is hoping to improve the lives of about 30 people in Tonga during a two week visit to perform heart operations. Audio

Palau's President, the outgoing chair of the Pacific Islands Forum, says the voices of the small island states need to be heard. Audio

A traditional chief from one of the most actively fished areas in Fiji says restricting grouper fishing in his area will mean long-term environmental and economic benefits. Audio

Scientists have embarked on a survey of the region's highest mountain, Mt Popomanacheu in Solomon Islands. Audio

New Zealand's Prime Minister defends his government's position on climate change and West Papua. Audio

The Nauru Government not revealing why it has deported a Chinese businessman who has lived on the island for many years. Audio

Opposition is mounting to so-called reformation plans by the speaker of Papua New Guinea's parliament which have seen the removal and destruction of prized cultural artefacts amid a rise in… Audio

Family members of murder and rape victims have told Radio New Zealand they live in fear the offenders could seek retribution or contact if released from prison. Audio

The Governor of Chimbu Province in Papua New Guinea says in some areas in his province the impact of the drought is becoming severe, but he says reports of deaths are yet to be confirmed. Audio

NZ Live might get loud today, that can sometimes happen with aptly-named Auckland trio Rackets. Video, Audio

The Tongan language is being celebrated all over New Zealand this week, by a diverse range of groups from pre-schoolers and churches to those in prison. Audio

The two daughters of a man who repeatedly bludgeoned their mother to death with a claw hammer say they live in fear that he will track them down once he gets out of prison. Audio

Dale is the CEO and founder of Weirdly. Audio

A book detailing a long life of involvement in the Pacific and Pacific issues is released this week by a veteran New Zealand commentator. Audio

Almost twenty years since the end of the decade-long civil war on Bougainville, the fate of hundreds of people who went missing during the conflict remains unknown. Audio

There's a drive to improve the number of New Zealand's Pacifika business owners. Audio

The 2015 El Niño phase is causing major disruptions to food production across Melanesia Audio

Hobnail is a four-piece folk rock band from Wellington. Turning 21 this weekend! Video, Audio

The murder of a reporter and camerman - as they were going live into a news broadcast in the United States - has triggered fears of copy cat killings because of the way their killer publicised their… Audio