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What started as a family project in the basement of their parents' home, has turned into an interesting musical adventure for Christy and Emily Whelan. The duo now only make up one third of the… Audio

Groundwork for another Pacific chapter of Operation Render Safe in Bougainville. Audio

Editor of Living Echoes: The First 150 Years of Piano Music in New Zealand. Audio

A major push is literally on the road in Nelson to stop teenagers being tempted by alcohol and drugs. Audio

In Moscow, President Putin is expected to officially invite Crimea to rejoin Russia after more than sixty years with the Ukraine - when he addresses the Russian parliament in a few hours' time. Audio

88-page epic love poem by John Pule to be published in a new edition by Canterbury University Press. Audio

As pro-Russian voters in the Crimean capital of Simferopol wake-up after a night of heavy celebrations - their Prime Minister will shortly be on his way to Moscow to officially apply to rejoin the… Audio

Solomon Islands Prime Minister identifies governance reforms as integral to the development of his country, particularly the rural communities. Audio

A Kiwi artist who is now living mostly in Paris. She's just about to release her fourth album Pigalle and do a short local tour before heading back to Europe. Audio

NGOs say better policies and community-led development is needed to alleviate hardship, which affects between 20 and 40 percent of households across the Pacific. Audio

A political party in Fiji plans to start transporting young people to voter registration centres to boost youth enrolment for the elections. Audio

An advocate for families in American Samoa says the Fono's passing of a Bill criminalising human trafficking is a mighty leap for justice. Audio

More people in Niue are taking up lawn bowls after a new club was opened on the Island at the end of last year. Audio

The head of the SPC advocates a rationalisation of how international agencies provide aid assistance in the Pacific. Audio

A World Bank report has found up to 40 percent of households in the Pacific are living in hardship, and the region is particularly vulnerable to economic and environmental shocks. Audio

Low-carbohydrate high-protein diets are all the rage right now, but researchers have found they might help you to an earlier grave. Scientists at the University of Sydney's Charles Perkins Centre gave… Audio

Researchers use isotope testing to find out what ancient Polynesian people the Lapita ate in their diet. Audio

A project to train rural women in Fiji to make jewellery from 'Mother of Pearl' shells aims to not only help women earn a living, but also ensure tourists can buy genuine Fiji made items. Audio

300 families in Ha'apai are still living in tents following Cyclone Ian, and will not be in permanent housing until the end of the year at the earliest. Audio

They have shaken up the Auckland Jazz scene combining Rhythm and Blues with Big Band Swing, some punk sensibilities and a fabulous retro feel. The ten-piece band Sal Valentine & the Babyshakes join NZ… Audio

Tuhoe tribe chief negotiator Tamati Kruger. Audio

Marshall Islands declares state of emergency following severe flooding that has left 1000 temporarily homeless. Audio

The American Samoa Department of Public Safety is starting a community policing program to help prevent and solve crimes in the territory. Audio

A sports oriented NGO is hoping that the role of sport in development will be better reflected in the new Pacific Plan. Audio