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New study finds the climate change induced migration of Tuna stocks is threatening future Pacific economies. Audio

The Government wants to move away from relying on low-skilled workers to attracting people here, with higher skills. Government Minister Stuart Nash has announced tonight, that the skilled migrant… Audio

New Zealand's migration policies might be contributing to the current poor state of national productivity, according to a new report.

The research - prepared for the Productivity Commission by the… Audio

A former Papua New Guinea judge, who was an Australian before PNG gained independence in 1975, says Australia's migration system is badly managed and reflective of institutionalised racism. Audio

The mega-rich are using their wealth to cross borders that would normally be closed or become involved in residence-by-investment, with the end result being a "golden visa". And New Zealand is an… Audio

News of the changes to stop the exploitation of migrants comes a day after the sentencing of Joseph Auga Matamata, the first person in New Zealand to be convicted of both human trafficking and… Audio

Doubt is being cast whether the Government's $50 million reforms to stop the exploitation of migrant workers will do enough.

There's going to be a new visa, more investigators, and harsher penalties… Audio

It's time for the rest is history, and this week we're diving into the world of scientific history with Dr Travis Horton from the University of Canterbury.  Audio

Damian Christie is in search of his origins - from the beginning of the universe, to human evolution & Polynesian settlement in the Pacific. Audio

Lorna Jane Harvey has had her own fair share of switching countries. She's a British, Canadian, and Swiss writer now living in New Zealand. Lorna tells Kathryn Ryan about her new book 'Somewhere… Audio

Tuvalu's Human Rights Commissioner is lobbying New Zealand to drop what he describes as discriminatory immigration laws for disabled people. Audio

New Zealand's Defence Force is preparing for an influx of fishing vessels travelling to its waters due to the climate crisis. Audio

Auckland Art Gallery have dubbed it "probably the best-known history painting ever produced in New Zealand". And in the hands of Samoan New Zealand photographer Greg Semu it has had a bold… Audio, Gallery

A new Pacific wide Institute of Human Rights Research is being launched in Suva today. Audio

World Refugee Day has dawned in the Pacific with a plea from the United Nations for Australia to take better care of the refugees it detains offshore. Audio

Pianist Francesco Turrisi's music defies categorisation. The musical alchemist discusses what the audiences might expect during his CMNZ tour Northern Migrations. Audio

Stats NZ is standing behind the migration figures it's producing even though economists are criticising them as unreliable and less than useful. Audio

Parties contesting New Caledonia's provincial elections have submitted their list of candidates to be vetted by the French High Commission Audio

The International Organisation for Migration has launched a project in Fiji to help Pacific governments address climate and disaster-related displacement. Audio

Cook Islander Maria Samuela has been shortlisted for the Commonwealth's short story prize. Audio

"More of us " is a book of poetry by 46 refugees and migrants, from 29 countries who have traveled to our shores and now call Aotearoa 'home'. Lynn Freeman talks to the collection's lead editor… Audio

The ocean's ill health and ways to address it has brought people together from around the Pacific recently to share their ideas. Audio

Just what IS The Global UN Migration Compact which has angered the far right across Europe especially, and also the alledged Christchurch mosque gunman. National Party leader Simon Bridges warned last… Audio