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Hamilton born singer-songwriter Kimbra releases her long-awaited second album around the world this Friday. Kimbra is joined in studio by two of her band mates to perform unique versions of songs from… Audio

The Boomerang Project is a musical exploration of the similarities between Gaelic, Aboriginal and Maori cultures. This, the debut performance of the Boomerang Project features a wonderful… Audio

New Zealand Live with rising country star, Jody Direen, and our country legend Dennis Marsh. Audio

Dr Timothy Sharp is an Australian clinical psychologist and the founder of The Happiness Institute, which aims to enhance happiness in people, their families and also in organisations. Audio

A professor of sustainable energy says the Pacific needs to do more to reduce its carbon emissions, particularly in the transport sector. Audio

Bravery awards have been given to 27 people who helped save lives in the aftermath of the February 22nd Christchurch earthquakes. Audio

Refugees with temporary visas to settle in Nauru say they are losing faith in both the local government and Australia's to help them build a meaningful life on the island. Audio

Christchurch families forced to live in sheds and garages New research has revealed how dire the housing situation is in Christchurch for some families, with hundreds of people being forced to live in… Audio

The Solomon Islands National Disaster Management Office says it will no longer assist those still living in a Honiara evacuation centre following flash floods in April. Audio

Steve Barry (melodica), Tom Botting (bass), Eamon Dilworth (trumpet) and Paul Derricott (drums) join us for a live performance from our Auckland studios. Audio

The French Polynesian government is planning to declare the proposed Mahana Beach Resort a "special zone" with different labour laws than the rest of the territory. Audio

Fiji's newest political party to be registered in Fiji is outlining its manifesto in Suva. Audio

New Zealand's Cook Island language week has prompted community leaders to call for urgent intervention over the declining number of Cook Island Maori speakers. Audio

A special live event showcasing New Zealand's best science and technology. Presented before an audience at AUT University in Auckland with Dr Chris Smith of BBC Radio 5 Live's Naked Scientists show. Audio

Live music from Femi Kuti and his big band Positive Force, and La Chiva Gantiva, a multi-cultural band formed in Brussels by a collection of ex-pat Columbian musicians. Audio

Singer/songwriter Donna Dean on New Zealand Live. Back in New Zealand, and starts a South Island tour next week. Audio

A New Zealand historian speaks about the tragic outcome to Niue's military contribution to the First World War.. Audio

The Fiji government says alleviating poverty has been a priority, but it remains a key issue as Fiji heads towards the September polls. Audio

An aspiring independent elections candidate in Fiji, Roshika Deo, says police intimidation and surveillance are affecting her campaign. Audio

The director of Papua New Guinea's Institute of National Affairs is calling for the government to do more in combatting escalating numbers of sorcery-related deaths in the country. Audio

The last of a duo of Solomon Scouts who were responsible for the rescue of John F. Kennedy during World War Two dies. Audio

A family claiming refugee status because of rising sea levels on their Pacific Island has won an appeal to stay in New Zealand. Audio

Repatriated flood victims in the Solomon Islands are being told it is their own responsibility to rebuild their homes. Audio

The director of Papua New Guinea's Institute of National Affairs says a plan to sell betelnut in packaged form in Port Moresby creates a whole new set of problems. Audio