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The Chairman of Solomon Islands Parliamentary Entitlements Commission which controversially removed taxes from MPs salaries this month says he wants taxes removed for all public servants. Audio

Nick Bollinger reviews an epic live set from indie roots rockers Phosphorescent Audio

The Secretariat of the Pacific Community says the face of statistics in the region has changed dramatically in the last five years bringing quality socio-demographic data to policy makers in small… Audio

HMNZS Canterbury has arrived back in New Zealand after spending the last 5 weeks helping with relief and rebuild efforts in Vanuatu, following the destruction caused by Cyclone Pam. Audio

The deputy leader of the PNG opposition says the government must step and re-house people in squatter settlements to end tribal clashes. Audio

This week on One in Five: staff describe it a magic place. We visit Nelson's Salisbury School, a residential special education facility for girls with intellectual and behavioural difficulties. Three… Audio

John Campbell has spoken publicly for the first time this afternoon about his troubles. Audio

Today on NZ Live Marian Burns is with us in our Auckland studio. Audio

The Chief Trade Advisor for the Pacific Island countries is defending the planned PACER-Plus agreement, saying it represents an important opportunity for the region. Audio

One of the Oceania Champions League's most successful club owners believes the competition is ready to turn professional. Audio

For the first time in more than 15 years the cost of living is on the way down, according to consumers price index, or official inflation figures, published yesterday. Audio

The newly-appointed leader of the opposition Cook Islands Democratic Party, William Heather, highlights what his main pursuits will be as party leader. Audio

The People's Community Network says it has helped hundreds of child labourers into a formal education in Fiji. Audio

Anika Moa and Jol Mulholland live in the Auckland studio. Video, Audio

While affordable housing is fast becoming a hot political issue, Otago University is urging the Government not to forget the lot of the country's increasing number of renters. Audio

The Vanuatu government has placed a blanket ban on genetically modified seeds being brought into the country as part of the relief effort after cyclone Pam. Audio

A sea turtle rookery in Solomon Islands is showing the most dramatic recovery in turtle population ever recorded in the Pacific. Audio

It's been four years in the making but Ohaupo resident Barry Cox has finally finished building his own personal church. But, it's not your typical church. It's alive and it's constructed from trees… Audio

Failed attempts to decrease the number of Coconut crabs being exported from Niue has resulted in an indefinite Government ban on its export. Audio

There's been a rallying of John Campbell supporters as an increase in ratings and 95-thousand sign petitions to save his nightly news and curent affairs show. The former head of TVNZ news and current… Audio

An asylum seeker advocate says a proposed law change could allow people in immigration detention to be exposed to excessive force and degrading treatment. Audio

One month since cyclone Pam and disaster authorities in Vanuatu are still struggling to deal with first response measures as food from the first round of relief aid runs out. Audio

The mayor of the northern islands in the Northern Marianas says the United States military hasn't taken indigenous and cultural factors into account in its plans to set up a live firing range on Pagan… Audio

There has been a negative reaction in New Caledonia to the French government's electoral law for the territory's independence referendum. Audio

Top Australian musician Paul Kelly performs a couple of songs from his Merri Soul Sessions, backed by Vika and Linda Bull, live ahead of his Powerstation gig. Paul also tells Wallace about his 30-plus… Audio