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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

Dr Susan Morton is the director of a separate study called Growing up in New Zealand, which tracks the development of nearly seven-thousand children. She joins the Morning Report team live in the… Audio

New Zealand's first annual Child Poverty Monitor has been published - and it shows that more than 260-thousand children are living in poverty. According to the report, prepared by the Office of the… Audio

Otago University's head of Public Health has just won an award into his research on infectious diseases and is now involved in a new project tackling rheumatic fever. Audio

Hamilton-based musician and author. Audio

This Minnesota country balladeer can sometimes be found on stage backing Norah Jones, though most of the time he's touring the world with his band-mate and rock-solid backing-vocalist Adriel Harris. Audio

Patchy and too slow is how the United Nations is describing progress for New Zealand children. The UN agency, Unicef, has published a report looking at the extent to which New Zealand is carrying out… Audio

A bylaw forcing Auckland boaties to wear lifejackets edged closer today, but the boaties fighting it say it won't necessarily save lives. Audio

A quarter of New Zealand's population was born overseas and one in eight people living in New Zealand is Asian. Audio

The prime minister of Tuvalu says the recent climate change conference in Poland was disappointing and frustrating, and showed a lack of urgency to combat climate change. Audio

The lives and commuting habits of dozens of Aucklanders have been under close scrutiny in a bid to make public transport more appealing. Audio

Papua New Guineans come together to discuss how to overcome the sorcery related violence. Audio

Pitcairn Island is making moves to bolster its dwindling population by encouraging descendants to return to live on the remote and rugged British territory. Audio

A young woman from Fiji is lobbying to have the region's young children taught about sex from an early age in order to curb high rates of sexual abuse and violence against women. Audio

NZ's queen of country Patsy Riggir performs live in the RNZ studio. Audio

Vanuatu's Parliament is again set to hold an extra ordinary meeting to consider constitutional amendments. Audio

Gina Rogers reviews 'The Lives of Stella Bain' by Anita Shreve, published by Little, Brown. Audio

The World Bank highlights the economic impact of domestic violence. Audio

Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra music librarian talks about putting together this year's Settling the Score performance. Audio

New Caledonia marks one year of representation in New Zealand Audio

A Solomon Islands provincial assembly member says her own experience during the conflict on Guadalcanal drives her to help the women of the province. Audio

Watercolours is a solo project by Chelsea Jade Metcalf, who is also a member of the Teacups. Audio

An author and Pacific women's advocate says the Samoan National Council of Churches' chairman should apologise for the comments he made about rape. Audio

A documentary photographer reveals graphic images of sorcery killings and maimings in PNG as NGOs search for answers. Audio