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Transparency Solomon Islands says the country's Prime Minister has a lot of work to do if he is to live up to his promise to tackle corruption. Audio

David's tried his hand at all sorts of musical projects over the years but right at the moment he's turning his hands, and his feet, and his lungs to performing as a one man band. Audio

New Massey University research shows housing affordability dropped an average 14 percent last year. Audio

People wanting to retire in the Cook Islands, Niue or Tokelau will be able to leave New Zealand ten years earlier under new laws expected to come into force this year. Audio

Mixed results for the Pacific as the deadline for delivery of the Millennium Development Goals looms. Audio

A new tool is making it possible for doctors to work out the likelihood of elderly patients dying within three months. Audio

The Director of Health in Tonga says many residents need to improve their sanitation practices and facilities if the kingdom is to avoid another typhoid outbreak. Audio

The historical significance of world war events in Papua New Guinea has become a key tourism asset for the country. Audio

The Tattletale Saints have returned from touring the United States for an 18-show tour of New Zealand, and they've released a new single earlier this week to mark the occasion. Audio

The sacked Fiji TV executives say the Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum broke laws and violated the constitution in last year's row over rights to broadcast Rugby Sevens. Audio

Solomon Islands to introduce the Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine in February. Audio

Frontline police officers are worried that they're not receiving enough training with their guns - with their live fire training being replaced with video simulator exercises. Audio

An ongoing protest by asylum seekers at Australia's Manus Regional Processing Centre is threatening to spiral into a repeat of last year's deadly riot at the centre. Audio

Solomons PM keen on boosting foreign investment Audio

The Tonga Red Cross says hundreds of people are still living out of tents and under sheets of roofing iron in Ha'apai, a year since their homes were destroyed by Cyclone Ian. Audio

Newly-published research into ancient land use on Rapa Nui or Easter Island shows the collapse of pre-European society there wasn't as dramatic as first thought. Audio

If the worst happens do you want you life support switched off? It's an intensely personal question but ultimately that decision is out of your hands - it's up to your doctors and your family to… Audio

Writer, director, and actress Lena Dunham says that while there are a lot of people she loves on Twitter, it's impossible to find them without reading things telling her that she should be "buried… Audio

Radio producer Zara Potts chooses the songs of her life. Audio

Our very own Noelle McCarthy chooses the songs of her life. Audio

Broadcaster Kevin Milne chooses the songs of his life. Audio

Broadcaster Trevor Reekie chooses the songs of his life. Audio

Investigative reporter Rob Harley chooses the songs of his life. Audio