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The South Pacific is a key focus for a new fellowship established to help convey previously untold histories from New Zealand and the region. Audio

Dean Lewis' latest song Be Alright has just hit number 1 on the Australian singles chart. He performs live in our Auckland studio. Audio

A visting British fire expert says international confusion over how to keep people in high-rise buildings safe from flames is putting lives in danger. Gary Strong of the Royal Institute of Chartered… Audio

A Papua New Guinea opposition MP, Bryan Kramer, accuses the government of borrowing beyond its means to spend on infrastructure projects in Port Moresby in preparation for hosting APEC while… Audio

New Zealander Adam Constanza has seen much more of Bougainville than just about anyone else from his homeland, after travelling throughout the region for the past two years. Audio, Gallery

Cousins Ruby and Asha Warrington are Katy Perry fanatics - or 'Katy Cats'. The seven and 11-year-old went to the show on Monday night at Auckland's Spark Arena - the popstar's first New Zealand date…

The governor of Papua New Guinea's capital has defended his promotion of healthy living programmes and city clean-ups, and says he will keep pushing boundaries. Audio

Auckland four piece band SushiCats perform their new song, Cyanide, live in RNZ Studio B in Auckland Audio

Pacific islands are being urged to consider following Hawaii and ban certain sunscreens to protect their coral reefs. Audio

Mother of Gloom, the second album from Emily Fairlight is a big step forward musically and is receiving fantastic reviews. She joins us for a live session and a very, very awkward interview. Audio

Auckland band White Chapel Jak are the winners of Jesse Mulligan 1-4's Battle of the Cover Bands. They play some of your favourite songs with their own special twist in our Auckland studio. Video, Audio

Nearly six months since a magnitude 7.5 quake struck Papua New Guinea's Highlands region, response efforts are transiting from the relief phase into one of recovery. Affecting several provinces, the… Audio

Auckland youth and ethnic minority groups fear they wil be left out of the Council's community development plans. Audio

Australian blues band, Kings and Associates join Jesse in studio B in Auckland - they're here for a tour of the North Island. Audio

Facebook investigating online abuse of Samoan author Audio

Former Kīngitanga advisor Tuku Morgan has written a scathing email criticising King Tuheitia's leadership skills and says his chief advisor Rangi Whakaruru is paid $250,000 and takes extended trips… Video, Audio

Christchurch duo Terrible Sons have just released their debut EP, the songs the product of getting married, having kids, and living a very different life to the one they lived in their 20s. Kirsten… Video, Audio

Many communities in Papua New Guinea's Highlands region remain traumatised and in need of help nearly six months on from a major earthquake. Audio

There are plans to roll-out a natural insect repellent in the Pacific and promote local production, after trials were conducted in New Caledonia. Audio

A new framework is bringing a more human aspect to the way Government decides to do things including how they’ll spend money in Budget 2019. Audio

Huia Hamon has released Aio, a five track EP, and visited the RNZ studios to deliver us a stripped back acoustic version of Tuauri. Audio

A New Zealander living in Indonesia has given a first hand account of the utter devastation in Lombok following last Sunday's 6.9 magnitude quake which killed 259 and has left tens of thousands of… Video, Audio

Julia Deans performs songs from her new album We Light Fire, with an all star band. Video, Audio

Regional support for New Caledonia sovereignty cools. Audio

Wellington jazz pianist Anita Schwabe and her quartet impress with swinging sounds from her album, Eat Your Greens. Audio