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The 23rd Conference of Parties climate summit opened in Germany last week with a distinctly Pacific flavour. Fiji hold the presidency in this latest round which will see the country push for agreement… Audio

Greg Johnson and Mel Parsons break from their nationwide tour to play us a live session. Video, Audio

Our first song is being performed live today by Violinist and composer Fiona Pears - who is holding a concert in a couple of weeks celebrating Grappelli Audio

Less than a week out from Tonga's snap election and the 86 candidates are flooding the airwaves, newspapers and streets with their messages. Audio

There are concerns in the Cook Islands that a spate of recent fires may be arson. Audio

A new biography of the father of modern day Samoa seeks to turn colonial history on its head. Audio

From the moment she stepped onstage to the opening chords of 'Homemade Dynamite' until the final shudder of 'Loveless', we were all enthralled in absolute and total ecstasy. Audio

Melbourne based Kiwi singer/songwriter Stanley Woodhouse is touring the country with fellow artist, poet and novelist Dominic Hoey also known as ‘Tourettes’. The 17 date tour also features a spot in… Audio

A group of Pacific women in New Zealand affected by breast cancer want people to know that early detection is a key to long-term survival. Audio, Gallery

Education has been described as the key to a long term solution for Papua New Guinea's problem of domestic violence. Audio

Drake's Auckland concert was his first in five months, and the first stop of this leg of the Boy Meets World Tour, but there were no signs of rustiness from the rapper at his concert at Spark Arena.

Auckland band The Beths pop into the studio to talk to Jesse and play songs from their EP and forthcoming album. The four-piece are Liz Stokes, Jonathan Pearce, Benjamin Sinclair, and Ivan… Video, Audio

Two weeks out from Tonga's elections and there is a worry that public access to information and discussion is at a premium. Audio

Health officials in Samoa say a huge increase in the numbers undergoing dialysis treatment is alarming and should be a wake up call for the country. Audio

New York based double bass player, Nathan Brown is about to tour the country and performs one of his jazz pieces. Audio

A McDonald's branch in Christchurch is sending feeds from its CCTV cameras directly to Police as part of a crime prevention exercise. Audio

A new MP says New Zealand's silence has made it complicit in human rights abuse in Australian offshore detention. Audio

The death of a prominent journalist in Papua New Guinea has prompted criticism of the newspaper she worked for. Audio

Drug and alcohol related crimes in Samoa are gradually decreasing since the introduction of Samoa's Alcohol and Drug Court says Supreme Court Judge. Audio

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