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Fiji expats living in New Zealand are being urged to put an end to their homeland's "coup culture" by voting against Frank Bainimarama in the September polls. Audio

The sole exporter of Samoan coconut cream says it wants companies based in Asia that it says are ripping off its brand to have their products taken off the New Zealand market. Audio

New Zealand's first act of the First World War, the taking of Samoa from the Germans in 1914, and the legacy of this, has been commemorated at the Auckland War Museum. Audio

A Pacific Barbarians rugby team, featuring a host of ex All Blacks and Wallabies players, to play an invitational match against Tonga in Auckland. Audio

Wayne Mason remembers and plays the Beatles as we celebrate their 1964 tour here over the next week. Audio

Australia's Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has announced reforms to her country's aid policy saying it needs to be more innovative and work more creatively with the main drivers of economic development… Audio

An officer with the Australian Defense Force says it is important to educate people in the Pacific about the dangers posed by old explosives from World War II. Audio

Ten weeks after devastating floods affected fifty thousand people and killed at least 21 in Solomon Islands in early April authorities are struggling to help the homeless recover. Audio

A saving scheme for women in Gizo in Solomon Islands has been set up to help improve their economic status and eventually set up their own businesses. Audio

There are suggestions that an eminent persons group should be sent to Nauru ass the small island is again enveloped in a debiliting political crisis. Audio

As the crisis in Iraq deepens, Iraqis living in New Zealand say they fear for their families who remain trapped and terrified in their homes. Audio

The public ban on betelnut in Papua New Guinea's capital has cleaned up Port Moresby's streets but is forcing the market underground, driving the cost of the product skywards and harming income… Audio

Jason has written a book about getting healthy, losing weight, and preventing disease with what he calls Regular Intelligent Fasting - The book is Eat Less Live Long. Audio

Auckland baroque quintet, Affetto play for us on New Zealand Live. Audio

The Tongan government says it is overhauling its policies in a bid to deal with what it says is the biggest killer in the region - obesity. Audio

Save the Children in Solomon Islands says there's an outbreak of leprosy affecting people in Honiara's evacuation centres. Audio

Save the Children in Solomon Islands says the struggle to contain the rotavirus outbreak has been compounded by recent confirmation of 24 cases of leprosy diagnosed in people living in temporary… Audio

A human rights advisor at Papua New Guinea's United Nations Aids agency says the country is struggling to make any progress on achieving the Millenium Development goal of reducing HIV. Audio

Aid donated for the reconstruction of schools in cyclone-damaged Ha'apai, Tonga. Audio

Accompanying Neil Finn on his recent 'Dizzy Heights' world tour was Wellington based backing vocalist Lisa Tomlins. Audio

Think you pay too much for goods and services in New Zealand compared to the rest of the world? Audio

Niue is hoping to further boost tourist numbers now that its recently extended airport terminal has officially opened. Audio

A Solomon Islands' exhibition that puts the spotlight on colonial Australia's blackbirding past has sparked renewed calls for more acknowledgement of the country's South Sea Islanders. Audio

Today from our Wellington studio, Siamese Charades, two talented young guitarists who are about to embark on a tour of the South Island, in part to promote an EP released almost two years ago. Audio

Health facilities in Solomon Islands are under pressure following a diarrhoea outbreak that has claimed the lives of 16 children over the past two weeks. Audio