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An interview with WORD from hip-hop crew Arrested Development and a live performance from Papua New Guinea's Airileke. Audio

Stormporter was founded by two brits, Tim Allen and Tony Thorburm and they, along with their band are in the studio with us. Audio

Noble Keelan founded Gisborne's Eastern Knights Chess Club with Genestis Potini, the subject of the critically acclaimed New Zealand film The Dark Horse starring Cliff Curtis. The Film opens in… Audio

A journalist in Tahiti says the building of a proposed new casino will do nothing to improve French Polynesia's tourism woes. Audio

Health authorities on Palau have asked Pacific Island Forum leaders to lead the way and not smoke during this week's summit. Audio

An exclusive and intimate live session with The Prince of Lyttelton revealing new tracks from upcoming debut solo album hosted by Nick Atkinson. Audio

New figures on tuna populations in the Pacific show that the region's bigeye stocks have been critically depleted. Audio

A Peoples Representative for Ha'apai in Tonga where a category-five cyclone displaced 5,000 people in January says residents do not have enough food and up to 200 families are still living in tents. Audio

Aotearoa's own Kimbra who, having not played in New Zealand for some time, pulls a vibrant, young and very large crowd. Also hear Brooklyn, New York based band, Red Baraat ignite the audience with… Audio

Gravel Road's debut album had it's "unofficial" release back in March. "Heartland" is a collection of New Zealand stories reflecting our history and the places that inspire us as a nation. Audio

The President of the Jittu Land trust in Fiji say government authorities have ignored their pleas for help over the forceful eviction from their land. Audio

Fiji's National Federation Party says it's trying to instil confidence in people to vote in the upcoming election. Audio

Fiji's Sodelpa Party says its manifesto for the upcoming election addresses basic issues like poverty and jobs. Audio

The Australian High Commission to Papua New Guinea says a series of documentary films it commissioned about women leaders in the country breaks new ground. Audio

The Solomon Islands has held its first independence day in New Zealand, which also served as the start of a campaign to better promote itself. Audio

Two thirds of New Zealand children are living in damp, cold homes, increasing the chances they'll get sick as babies and toddlers. Audio

Hollie Smith and her three-piece band keep the impending rain away with a compelling set that showcases Hollie's indisputable vocal talent. Plus a set from respected French roots and reggae band Dub… Audio

Former front man for Midnight Youth, Jeremy Redmore is traveling through the country to pre-promote his debut solo album, "Clouds Are Alive" which is Released next week. Audio

Vanuatu women want the government to improve the safety of sea transportation throughout the country, in light of last week's ferry sinking. Audio

The director of Papua New Guinea's fifth annual Human Rights Film Festival hopes the event will boost support for local filmmakers. Audio

An ethicist is warning that the Australian Government's immigration policy and treatment of asylum seekers is putting the country's global reputation at risk. Audio

Cricket PNG has appointed Dipak Patel as the country's first full-time head coach. Audio

Planning for medium to long term recovery and reconstruction in Solomon Islands following April's floods has been complicated by the fact that hundreds of people still don't have a home. Audio

The Australian Government has been criticised for its policy of detaining women and children in offshore detention centres with substandard medical care. Audio

A new eco-tourism venture aimed at reversing the effects of climate change on coral reefs has been launched in Vanuatu. Audio