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More than 3500 school children from around Tonga have gathered to celebrate the Tongan King's coronation in an Education Day which is part of more than a week of celebrations which began last… Audio

There was a resounding call for access to finances both before and after disasters from Pacific leaders at a regional meeting looking at humanitarian challenges. Audio

Vasectomies are being promoted in Papua New Guinea in an effort to tackle the country's high maternal death rate. Audio

A solar-powered plane crossing the Pacific Ocean has passed the point of no return, in what could be the longest ever solo flight in the history of aviation. Audio

Claims that the Cook Islands opposition is trying to take over leadership of the country couldn't come at a worse time as the nation prepares for its biggest celebration in history. Audio

The Melanesian Spearhead Group has knocked back West Papua's bid to become a full member of the group, while elevating Indonesia's status. Audio

Nauru says the arrest of three opposition MPs has nothing to do with them speaking out against the government. Audio

New hosts have been named for a new show called 'Story'. But is one of them over-committed already? Audio

British novelist and journalist Matt Haig is known for his speculative fiction, including The Last Family in England (2004), The Radleys (2011) and The Humans (2013). His autobiographical recounting… Audio

25 years after they started, there's a new album to tour, Runaway Days and new songs to sing. The Warratahs are with us on New Zealand Live today. Video, Audio

A suspended Nauru opposition MP Roland Kun who's being prevented from leaving Nauru says he's been told he's under criminal investigation. Audio

Australian govt scrambles to close offshore processing loophole Audio

French Polynesia's former president Gaston Flosse has been found guilty of abusing public funds but acquitted of violating privacy in a long-running espionage case against him. Audio

Greenpeace is calling on Pacific Island countries to be consistent on their Climate Change stand at the international level. Audio

The Cook Islands has become the 186th member of the International Labour Organisation after a vote in Geneva this month. Audio

Understanding the ageing process and how to slow it down. Dr Hamish Jamieson is a senior lecturer in older person's health at Otago University and a specialist in older person's health with Canterbury… Audio

An academic says Vanuatu needs to diversify its tourism dependent economy in order to make it more inclusive. Audio

Auckland singer songwriter Sally Stockwell plays songs from her latest album, Weightless. Video, Audio

A former Nauru cabinet minister, suspended by the current government, is detained and his passport is confiscated. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Police Minister says the major programme to provide housing for a growing constabulary is slowly making inroads. Audio

The women of Porgera have joined together to call on the Papua New Guinea government to take over their local hospital and have warned there will be deaths if the hosptial shuts down. Audio

The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force says it is making good progess in its efforts to rearm special units in the organisation. Audio

Authorities in the Tongan islands of Ha'apai have given residents 2 weeks to finalise land issues that have been stalling the rebuilding of hundreds of homes since Cyclone Ian in January 2014. Audio

French Polynesia's Tahiti Pacifique monthly magazine is turning into a weekly newspaper. Audio

Anita Kendrick is a shepherd on an 1800 hectare North Island station. In her spare time she trains working dogs and breeds border collies. Anita also has a broken back. The farm bike she was riding… Audio