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New Zealanders are celebrating the Samoan language this week with cultural performances, speeches and debates all over the country. Audio

Papua New Guinea doctors say the country's inability to address staff shortages has reached critical levels with recent figures showing 3-6 million Papua New Guineans living in areas with no access to… Audio

The University of Sydney has hosted a public forum looking at preserving indigenous languages, many of them endangered, in the region. Audio

Mediaworks pulls the plug on John Campbell's crusading current affairs show. Mediawatch asks the TV3's news chief why, and if serious current affairs coverage can survive Audio

Academic Peter Thompson and Metro magazine editor Simon Wilson on the canning of Campbell Live. Audio

NZ relief agencies say Vanuatu government call on aid post cyclone a bad idea. Audio

A New Zealand resident ni-Vanuatu woman returns to Vanuatu for the first time since it was hit by Tropical Cyclone Pam more than two months ago. Audio

A one-woman show that became a trio, Auckland band Tiny Ruins have spent the last couple of years touring all over the world, with the likes of Sharon Van Etten, the Handsome Family, and alt-country… Video, Audio

The Budget wasn't the only announcement made at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Audio

New Zealand's migration boom may be short lived. Audio

TV3 current affairs programme Campbell Live has officially been given the axe. It's being replaced by a new news show with dual presenters. Audio

Russell Brown talks about the possible outcomes of TV3's review of the Campbell Live show. Audio

The Fiji Rotuman Association is hoping the government can aid them in efforts to save a culture which is on the UN Endangered list. Audio

Managers of the Nauru detention centre have been admonished for not answering key questions during an Australian Senate inquiry into sexual abuse and violence at the facility. Audio

The United Nations says Pacific leaders are showing a strong commitment to ending high rates of violence against children in the region. Audio

The West Papuan independence leader Benny Wenda says he has no idea why he was blocked from travelling to the United States last week. Audio

A Macau company is planning a huge integrated resort, including a casino and a golf course, in the CNMI's Tinian island. Audio

Businesses Franz Josef say new earthquake building restrictions are just a council move to shield it from liability, not to save lives. Audio

New Zealand police extends its advisory role on Bougainville into the south of the region, around Buin. Audio

Police in Kaikohe are full of praise for two local men who risked their lives by stepping into a brawl between rival gangs in the town and stopping the fight. Audio

The soon to be abolished Parliament of Norfolk Islands says the majority of its people are in a state of shock and grief at the removal of their political autonomy by Australia yesterday. Audio

American Samoa continues to debate the impact if plans to raise the minimum wage go ahead. Audio

It's New Orleans style swing-blues today on New Zealand Live, courtesy of 4 of the hardest working musicians in Wellington. Audio

As a federally mandated wage hike in American Samoa looms, the owner of a tuna cannery in the territory is arguing that wages should be determined by locals. Audio