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Pacific countries leading the way for global climate change action. Audio

New research shows how wind played a crucial part in Polynesians getting to New Zealand. Audio

New research suggests changing wind patterns played a crucial role in helping sea-faring Polynesians colonise New Zealand. Audio

TPV re-introduction by the Australian Government appals refugee agencies. Audio

A refugee advocate says the ends of Canberra's asylum seeker processing policy do not justify the means. Audio

Shedding light on gender inequality has been described as the key to addressing Papua New Guinea's problems of domestic violence and so-called "sorcery-related" attacks. Audio

The Small Islands Developing States conference in Samoa has ended with a call for global leaders to talk less and act more on climate change. Audio

The president of Kiribati, Anote Tong, says is hopeful agreements made on climate change at the Small Islands Developing States in Apia conference will turn into real action. Audio

New Zealand's Cook Island language week has prompted community leaders to call for urgent intervention over the declining number of Cook Island Maori speakers. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill says his government remains stable and committed to constructive relationships in the region. Audio

An economist says the short-term job prospects on both sides of the Tasman could see this country's migration boom exceed record levels. Audio

A human trafficking report released by the US State department has received little backing from leaders and anti-human trafficking organisations in the Pacific. Audio

The Fiji Medical Association says a doctor shortage in the country is a result of skilled, senior physicians leaving for better opportunities overseas. Audio

Annual net migration has risen to its highest level in more than a decade, thanks to the faster-growing economy. Audio

New Zealand's economic expansion is continuing to keep people home, and attract foreigners. Audio

The Chief Trade Advisor to the Pacific Islands countries says they could be in a position to conclude the PACER PLUS trade deal with Australia and New Zealand by the end of next year. Audio

Annual net migration looks set to peak above 40-thousand, mainly due to more people choosing to stay in New Zealand and more people arriving. Audio

The country experienced the second highest monthly net migration gain on record last month as more New Zealanders choose to stay, and more people arrived. Audio

Senior Government ministers say a spike in immigration should be celebrated because it shows more people want to stay here. Audio

Back in the black and 500 million dollars worth of sweeteners for families sums up the Government's election year Budget. Audio

Deakin University Research Institute rates New Zealand's aid to the Pacific is better quality than Australia's. Audio

Kiribati is facing stark choices with its overcrowded and under-nourished Tarawa Atoll, and says it is still finding its way through a climate change minefield, as rising sea levels and land erosion… Audio

A faster growing economy is continuing to keep New Zealanders here, as well as attracting foreigners. Audio

Domestic air travel in the Marshall Islands remains limited with both local planes grounded waiting for spare parts. Audio

National Geographic's Genographic project visits Gisborne to sample DNA from members of Ngai Tamanuhiri. Audio