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Two massive storms causing destruction in the US and parts of Asia are prompting climate scientists to call for a re-think about coastal living. Audio

Pacific countries have been on both ends of the stick at the latest session of the United National Human Rights Council which began last week. Audio

A new report into the "crisis" of domestic violence in Samoa has attempted to pull back the "veil of silence" shrouding the issue. Audio

Northern Marianas residents have appealed a court ruling regarding the impact of US Navy's relocation plans in the region. The US plans to move thousands of marines from Okinawa in Japan to Guam and… Audio

The Warratahs are one of the grand old mainstays of New Zealand music. To celebrate their new compilation Drivin' Wheels, the Wellington band play some acoustic versions of their most beloved tunes… Video, Audio

The family living in a "swamp house" which had been told they need to leave within 90 days are now no longer being evicted. John McCracken from Ray White says the notice has been withdrawn so there's… Audio

Cancer patients who have a rare adverse reaction to chemotherapy are having to pay for alternative treatment after Pharmac rejected their applications saying they didn't come under "exceptional… Audio

The group dubbed the Nauru 19 has had charges laid after an anti government protest three years ago thrown out. Audio

The 170 students at Te Wharekura o Ruatoki are fluent in both te reo Māori and English. To celebrate Māori Language Week, John Campbell talks to Turuhira Hare - who studied and now teaches at the… Video, Audio

A young Māori traveller becoming a living exhibit in 1840s London is at the heart of The Imaginary Lives of James Poneke - a new novel by Kapiti writer Tina Makereti. Tina Makereti tells Lynn Freeman… Audio

One of NZ's finest songwriters treats us to a live session ahead of his nationwide Free Flight tour. Don McGlashan is joined by the highly-accomplished Sean Donnelly (SJD) and Chris O'Connor (Phoenix… Video, Audio

The Aussie punk rock band The Living End are about to release a new album and announce a tour. Lead singer Chris Cheney joins us in our Auckland studio to talk about it and perform the band's latest… Audio

Louise O'Brien from quarterly review periodical New Zealand Books, reviews The Imaginary Lives of James Poneke by Tina Makereti, which is published by Penguin Random House. Audio

TVNZ journalist Barbara Dreaver has been released after being detained by police on Nauru while covering the Pacific Islands Forum summit. Audio

As Pacific leaders meet in Nauru, the trauma experienced by refugees detained there has been described in a new report. Audio

Keeping refugees on Nauru is in "complete breach" of Australia's moral and legal obligations, and the country could ultimately face paying millions in compensation, Refugee Council of Australia… Video, Audio

Julien Van Mallaerts is a multi award winning opera singer - he's in the country for New Zealand Opera's La Bohème and joins us in the studio to perform a song and tell us about his career so far. Audio

As Facebook moves to reassure the world it is improving online protections against abuse and false information, questions are being raised over whether this strategy extends to the Pacific. Audio

Settle in for some dark, quirky, high-energy alt-pop from Ha the Unclear – a South Dunedin band now based in the "big city" that is Auckland. Video, Audio

We're picking Josie Moon to make big waves in the pop world. The young Wellington singer and producer is about to release her latest EP and plays at Auckland's The Other's Way festival tomorrow night.

This Friday the Auckland music festival, The Others Way takes place at a range of venues on Karangahape Road, and among the acts performing is Auckland band, Miss June. They join us for a live… Audio

The French environment minister Nicolas Hulot has announced his resignation live in a radio interview in a move that surprised the French President, the prime minister, and even his wife. He made the… Audio