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A Cook Islands environmentalist says more needs to be done to stop unsustainable fishing. Audio

Mining forum in Solomon Islands' Isabel resolves that the province not ready - concerns expressed over environmental impact, social problems and lack of benefits for people. Audio

Papua New Guinea government says it is firm on introducing compulsory military training for school leavers. Audio

A Tongan NGO says a growing number of elderly are struggling to take care of themselves. Audio

In this week's Te Ahi Kaa Justine Murray presents a one hour special, Living with Gout. Rheumatologists Dr Peter Gow and Dr Chula Rajapakse explain how the form of arthritis affects the joints. Star… Audio

Dr Dannenburg talks to Chris about building healthy cities, and how the design of our built environment can be good for human health and save the planet. Dr Andrew Dannenburg is an Affiliate Professor… Audio

Tiny Lies are a duo - Charlotte Ivey and Harley Williams - from Christchurch. Audio

Dunedin cyclists say businesses which are opposing cycle lanes through the city are putting profits before lives. Audio

A marine biologist studying the impact of logging in Solomon Islands says even the highest form of marine protection won't stop land-based activities from destroying vital fisheries. Audio

The fallout has continued for the two Radio Live hosts taken off air following an interview about sexual abuse. Audio

Violence continues in PNG's Southern Highlands province after 14 die and houses are torched. Audio

Palau under a state of emergency following super typhoon Haiyan. Audio

The former radio talkback host and television news chief Bill Ralston says the Mediaworks company shouldn't have waited until yesterday to take Radio Live talkback hosts Willie Jackson and John… Audio

Solomon Islands environment ministry considers the water released from the Gold Ridge mine tailings dam safe to drink - but it's not safe enough for the minister. Audio

Arrests over luncheon protest during Fiji's budget day labeled 'juvenile'. Audio

Unicef's Christopher de Bono is in Manila. He says the death toll is only going to get worse. Audio

The media advisor of PNG's Sustainable Development Fund has been removed from the country after criticism of the government takeover. Audio

The Minister of Agriculture in the Cook islands says growing organic produce is the way of the future. Audio

Fiji's new budget for 2014 will focus on education, more hospitals and better roads. Audio

New Zealand born boogie-woogie pianist Jan Preston is on NZ Live today. Audio

A push in the Cook Islands for more recognition of the creative arts. Audio

Too much or not enough - that's the debate Auckland councillors are having over the mayor's plan to introduce a so-called living wage for lowly-paid staff. Audio

The Niue government has begun renovating derelict houses as part of plans to create more accommodation for an expected growth in visitor numbers. Audio

A big pay rise could be on the way for Auckland Council's lowest-paid staff with the mayor proposing to phase in the so-called Living Wage from next year. Audio