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Vanuatu passports are in question again after a plan was announced to allow the use of bitcoins in exchange for citizenship. Audio

Whether or not music should be played during key moments in games. Audio

Julia Deans performs a mix of old and new songs live and unplugged and tells us about having to protect herself in her early days as a young woman in the music industry Video, Audio

Papua New Guinea's media industry has been shaken by the death of a journalist who had been suffering in a violent relationship. Audio

The future of the Fiji sugar industry is in question with some farmers barely making a living. Audio

A Fijian man resident in New Zealand says he hopes the country's new Immigration Minister will intervene to stop the deportation of his intellectually disabled son. Audio

A union leader in Fiji says a workers' march on Saturday has demonstrated that all is not well with workers in the country. Audio

People affected by an erupting volcano in Solomon Islands say they are living off coconuts because their wells and water tanks have been contaminated by ashfall. Audio

Ciaran McMeeken is an Auckland singer-songwriter who's played support for Ronan Keating. He's just released his self titled debut album and performs live in our Auckland studio. Video, Audio

The US military is being urged to fully disclose the impacts of its live-fire plans for the Northern Marianas. Audio

The UN has heard Australia's offshore detention of refugees has tarnished its human rights reputation. Audio

Rattled by the bones of convicts and steeped in campfire smoke, Bush Gothic perform darker, stranger Australian folk. Defiantly modern, achingly old, this most daring of Australian bush bands from… Audio

A Cook Islands MP who helped save three children from drowning says the near tragedy should send a message to parents never to let young children swim unsupervised. Audio

The state of the mental health sector in Tonga has come under the spotlight with the hosting of the first mental health symposium in the country. Audio

A New Zealand economist is critical of the data the OECD has used to determine the Cook Islands is a developed nation. Audio

Abraham Hollingsworth, Gussie Larkin and Lily West formed Mermaidens in 2013 when guitarist/vocalists Gussie and Lily were still at high school. The play us some twinkly indie rock from their latest… Video, Audio, Gallery

Rachel Benefield's family of five hasn't bought single-use plastic for six months. After attending a talk on zero-waste living, Rachel tried to do her first plastic-free grocery shop and hasn't looked… Audio

5 piece bluegrass band Mile 12 perform our first song live. They start their NZ tour tonight. The band hails from Boston and includes kiwi banjo player Catherine (BB) Bowness. Audio

Dozens of ni-Vanuatu seasonal workers are among those forced to leave the volcanic island of Ambae and they're keen to get back to work on New Zealand orchards to relieve their plight. Audio

A prominent Tongan academic is returning to politics and contesting next month's election in the hope he can help people better understand the country's transition to democracy. Audio

Wild animals around the world have secret lives, as they journey across vast landscapes propelled by instinct to find food and water. But technology like satellites, drones and cell networks are… Audio, Gallery