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The annual New Zealand Live Christmas Special. In Auckland, Anthonie Tonnon, in Wellington, local band Supermodel, and in our Christchurch studio James Reid from The Feelers (with a new solo album… Audio

New Zealand academic looks at how Papua New Guinea can ensure resource wealth used to benefit all the people. Audio

Maritime Safety officials in Solomon Islands are reportedly set to lay charges over the sinking of a ferry carrying more than three times its legal number of passengers. Audio

Hopes of a new year pay rise for many Auckland council staff were dashed yesterday when councillors voted to put off adopting the so-called living wage of 18 dollars 40 an hour. Audio

blind coffee taster in Papua New Guinea's Eastern Highlands province says she is grateful to have work in a country where many people living with disabilities have no prospects. Audio

A Canadian man who cycled around the world to raise awareness of human rights abuses in West Papua says Indonesian media have insulted him by distorting comments he made about prisoners' conditions. Audio

PNG Speaker stands firm on ongoing plans to remove cultural artefacts from parliament building despite an outrcy and signs he may face legal action over it. Audio

Bougainville NGO says plight of islanders on the remote Carterets becoming increasingly difficult but transferring them to the main island held up by slow house building programme. Audio

PNG's Speaker of parliament defends his plans to remove artefacts from the parliament building amid a public outcry and claims that he is destroying the country's cultural heritage. Audio

It's likely the Cook Islands government could pay millions more a year to guarantee Air New Zealand a profit to fly the Los Angeles to Rarotonga service. Audio

The head of a major coffee exporter in Papua New Guinea says more farmers would help realise the industry's enormous potential. Audio

New private hospital on Guam is expected to alleviate pressure on health services. Audio

French Polynesia's nuclear test veterans association says court order to re-examine compensation claim brings hope, but is unlikely to succeed. Audio

The Fiji Women's Crises Centre is shocked by the results of a survey which found about 70 percent of women suffer from some form of violence by their husband or partner. Audio

Poised for success is a singer from Auckland making it big now after 6 years of hard in the UK and now LA as well. A brief meeting with one of America's top music producers this year led to a record… Audio

Niueans not happy with the government offer to host Australia's asylum seekers. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government appears set on ridding the country of sorcery beliefs in a bid to prevent the violence with which they've become synonymous. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government appears set on ridding the country of sorcery beliefs in a bid to prevent the violence with which they've become synonymous. Audio

Amnesty International says the slow processing of asylum seekers on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island seems deliberately designed to pressure detainees to return to countries from where they have fled.

The Wellington City Council has voted nine votes to 5 to pay its staff the minimum of the living wage, the first council in the country to do so. Audio

A US$315 million road improvement programme in Port Moresby is expected to transform Papua New Guinea's capital but not everyone believes the government is spending money in the right place. Audio

Fiji Labour Party calls for Government to be transparent following UN's Anti-Corruption day. Audio

Solomon Islands government undertakes a reconciliation with villagers on the weather coast of Guadalcanal. Audio

Hamish Mack of Palmerston North has chosen 'The Last Living Rose' by PJ Harvey. Audio