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The tiny voice of Tuvalu is making a big cry at one of the world's most prestigious art shows, the Venice Biennale. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government is eyeing joint projects with Indonesia as a way of promoting economic growth in the under-developed area of the two countries' common border. Audio

One of the most prominent people in Pacific literature, Albert Wendt, is made a member of the Order of New Zealand - the highest honour in the New Zealand awards system. Audio

As Pacific Island coastal villages look at relocating to escape rising seas, one community in Fiji is refusing to budge. Audio

Drought in the Marshall Islands dire, thousands still affected. Audio

John the Baptist is a four piece Wellington band who have created a lot of buzz since their debut EP came out in 2010. Many gigs later, and after two more visits to the recording studio, they have… Audio

Accommodation providers and tour operators in popular destinations like Fiji, Vanuatu, and Cook Islands are expecting a bumper high season. Audio

Following reports of a mass killing in West Papua, the Indonesian embassy in Wellington says the reports are baseless and even photo evidence will not be enough to prove Indonesian military were… Audio

A new report on diabetes in Tonga has revealed most young people have a misconception that the disease can be cured. Audio

More opposition among indigenous people in the Northern Marianas to the latest plans by the US military for training and live-fire activities on Pagan. Audio

Critics of Australia's new law to force asylum seekers onto Nauru and PNG's Manus Island have called the policy retrograde and say it harms Australia's international reputation. Audio

Nick Atkinson catches up with Anthonie Tonnon - formerly of Tono and the Finance Company - in an old butchery in Grey Lynn for a couple of songs. Audio

Disability organisations in region hope SPC can further help in their work Audio

The Norfolk Island government is looking to slash its spending and cut jobs as the economy remains in the doldrums and Australian commonwealth funds remain tight. Audio

On NZ Live Joseph & Maia are quite possibly the hottest duo in New Zealand music. They have been catapulted into public attention in the last six weeks with an EP that was initially recorded just for… Audio

Home rehabilitation in Solomon Islands' Temotu province no further ahead almost four months on from devastating tsunami. Audio

The last body was pulled out of the Grasberg mine in Papua on Tuesday night, and the company has vowed to allow inspectors before the mine reopens. Audio

French Polynesia's new president wants a referendum on self-determination as soon as possible. Audio

The head of the Earthquake Commission is questioning why some Christchurch people are living in dire straits when there's help available. Audio

New Zealand's opposition spokesperson for Pacific Island Affairs calls for government to focus more on the real needs of Pacific community domestically and internationally. Audio

An academic says a report showing the dire economic situation for Pacific people living in NZ is unlikely to have any effect on migration rates to the country. Audio

National Convener from The Living Wage Movement Aotearoa, Annie Newman, is concerned contractors won't be included in the policy. Audio

Hamilton City has become the first council in the country to vote in favour of paying its staff the so called, 'living wage', in spite of questions about where the additional money will come from. Audio