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The leader of the West Papua National Committee, or KNPB, Victor Yeimo, has been detained by police and is likely to be charged, say human rights groups. Audio

French Polynesia election outcomes pave way for return to presidency of Gaston Flosse. Audio

New online course on early-Pacific history being developed. Audio

A climate of fear is being blamed for preventing volunteers from speaking out over poor living conditions for disabled people in residential care. Audio

The acting Solomons police commissioner denies there's a split within the force. Audio

These days, you name it, the Internet has got it, but some people living with disabilities may only be enjoying a fraction of what's available. Katy Gosset gets on line with the Royal New Zealand… Audio

Fresh interpretations of the best local songs of 2012, as judged by songwriters, are performed by new artists live at the APRA Silver Scroll awards ceremony. Hear from Herbs, Kora, Julia Deans, L.A… Audio

An exclusive preview of the debut album by a Wellington based artist who has, at the age of 20, signed a worldwide recording contract. "Echo In My Mind" is Toni Gibson's debut album due for release… Audio

There are calls for the United States and Pacific countries to cut military ties with Indonesia after police fired on peaceful demonstrations in Papua and West Papua Audio

Late Pacific typeface designer lives on in fonts used by millions of people every day. Audio

Severe drought situation on Marshall Islands elevated to state of disaster. Audio

The leader of French Polynesia's Union For Democracy, Oscar Temaru, says he is determined to pursue the territory's decolonisation despite yesterday's election defeat. Audio

The president of the Samoa Fa'afafine Association says fa'afafine are relieved that it is no longer illegal to impersonate a woman. Audio

Trade Unions in NZ and Australia have launched a campaign to tell tourists about Fiji's political situation, but they've been accused of harming families in Fiji. Audio

Nebraskan Police plan to take action against a sex offender who was granted New Zealand residency. Audio

The president of the Samoa Fa'afafine Association says fa'afafine are relieved that it is no longer illegal to impersonate a woman. Audio

A performer from Britain making his first trip down under. He recorded his first album at the age of 19 and formed a band with three others while studying music at the Guildhall. After the band became… Audio

Warnings that frustrations in under-developed Hela province could disrupt PNG's major natural gas project. Audio

Political apathy among Fiji's young people is the biggest hindrance to revving up opposition to the regime's draft constitution. That's according to a group of young professionals who meet regularly… Audio

Ahead of their Gunslinger's Ball; Bernie Griffen and The Grifters perform on NZ Live. Audio

Ex-pat Australian author Kathy Lette on writing in a sassy manner, also writing an opera, why feminism is still important, and reflections on the impact of her first book 'Puberty Blues', which is now… Audio

New research from Canterbury University suggests people regard robots more as living things rather than mere objects. Audio

After a promising start in music Aaradhna gave the whole thing away for almost three years. It was her partner and a trip to Europe that changed her mind. In November 2012 she released her critically… Audio

New Zealand journalist Rob Harley has been at the triage centre and is on the line from Waco. Audio