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Descendants of hundreds of Cook Island men who enlisted in the First World War are fighting to preserve the stories of their ancestors. Audio

A wind powered trimaran to provide a more regular shipping service for Tonga's far northern Niua Islands is to be launched this weekend in New Zealand. Audio

The Fiji media authority is being urged to deliver its findings into complaints about controversial content aired on an FBC TV language programme last month. Audio

A Cook Islands environmental body is warning the government that the planned amendments to the Marine Resources Bill are seriously flawed. Audio

A three day conference in Papua New Guinea this week aims to activate a government plan to overcome sorcery-related violence. Audio

Fiji should not be an IPU member if MPs' suspensions are not lifted, says deputy opposition leader. Audio

Papua New Guinea's National Research Institute has welcomed news that all Special Agriculture Business Leases in PNG are being cancelled, and says the next step is to ensure they are converted to… Audio

RNZ's Simon Morton has been exploring some of the badly damaged parts of Kaikoura on his mountain bike and has been shocked at what he's seen. Audio, Gallery

Church groups around the region are calling for justice on longstanding issues undermining the rights of the region's people. Audio

On the same day Newsweek magazine featured a story about the women's liberation movement in 1970, a group of 45 women at the magazine filed a sex discrimination lawsuit. Audio

Royal New Zealand ballet dancer Lucy Green has danced some premier roles during her time with the company including title roles in Cinderella and Giselle and Dorothy in this year’s Wizard of Oz. She’s… Audio

Questions have been raised over the PNG government's commitment to holding the logging industry to account after log exports tax hike. Audio

A guidebook uniquely designed to help Pacific governments report on Human Rights is being finalised this week in Fiji. Audio

The Samoan Police Commissioner Fuiavailili Egon Keil is again facing criminal charges including inciting to murder. Audio

A resident of New Caledonia's south says people in the area are getting sick of road blocks formed by clashes between police and armed Kanak men. Audio

Questions have been raised about the deal to resettle refugees detained on Nauru and Papua New Guinea's Manus Island in America. Audio

Increasingly Pacific people in New Zealand are trying to negotiate issues like culture, identity and poverty in their struggle with mental illness. Audio

A group campaigning against investment in coal in Papua New Guinea says that the economic benefits from coal development are not that great and that renewable energy sources are a better alternative.

Claims sand mining is causing erosion on some of Samoa's beaches are being dismissed by its Environment Ministry. Audio

A film about New Zealand-born Samoan strongman Levi Vaoga aims to inspire Pasifika youth to dream big and achieve their goals. Audio

The returning president of Palau, Tommy Remengesau Jr, says the 2016 election race was the toughest ever on both a political and personal level. Audio

Company says sand mining proposed for Fiji's Sigatoka River would bring jobs and help prevent flooding. Audio

In 1988, before civil war broke out in Bougainville, New Zealander Martin Ward was there, leading a team studying the impacts of the contentious Panguna copper mine. Audio