Audio Search

Leo Gene Peters, the director of Don Juan, knows the art of seduction – the seduction of the audience that is, with his show now having toured for more than two years. The play’s longevity is down to… Audio

There are fears capping the number of foreign workers allowed into the Northern Marianas could hold back the US territory's booming economy. Audio

A master carver and three weavers from Tokelau have traveled to New Zealand to share their passion and knowledge with the local community. Audio

The Cook Islands police have apologised for poor communication during the double murder and shootout on Rarotonga last week. Audio

Niue wants a say on international issues and is planning to seek membership of the United Nations. Audio

Past recipients of a government award recognising high-achieving pacific youth are striving to turnaround poor statistics in socio-economic and education rates for pasifika. Audio

Cook Islands police say they will review their processes after a prisoner killed two people before taking his own life last week. Audio

The Fiji Broadcasting Corporation has been reported to the police for allegedly racist and inflammatory content on one of its TV shows. Audio

New research has pinpointed the date construction started on an ancient abandoned city in Micronesia and could help shed light on interaction between societies in the region. Audio

Christopher’s Classics founder Christopher Marshall foreshadows what’s on stage in 2017 at the new venue, The Piano, in Christchurch. The mostly New Zealand musicians he’s presenting cover a cross… Audio

The Australian Medical Association is calling for independent oversight of the healthcare for detainees on Manus Island and Nauru. Audio

Prison guards in the Cook Islands have confirmed the female victim of a deadly shooting last Thursday visited her attacker the day before the incident. Audio

A co-author of a new report demonstrating the importance or the ocean to Melanesia's economy and future prosperity says there is a sense of urgency about protecting this asset. Audio

Solomon Islands risks social instability unless more is done to occupy the country's growing youth population, according to an academic. Audio

Many Australians are deeply ashamed of how their government treats asylum seekers, according to a social agency. Audio

A petition has been launched to stop an Australian company from restarting phosphate mining on French Polynesia's Makatea atoll. Audio

The home and church are being promoted as places to help the endangered Tokelauan language survive. Audio

The Fiji Public Service Association says firefighters have been coerced into joining an "in-house" union by the National Fire Authority; and that the Registrar of Trade Unions has been hampering their… Audio

An opposition politician in Fiji wants the resigning head of the sugar corporation to face an investigation into his management practices. Audio

Doctors are now exempt from prosecution should they speak publicly about Nauru and Manus but teachers are still under threat. Audio

Civil unrest could grip the Pacific unrest unless more is done to occupy the region's growing youth population. Audio

The Cook Islands Government brings in permits to entice New Zealand building labourers to consider six months of work there. Audio

A new pacific business venture hopes to change negative stereotypes around traditional pacific dishes often seen as unhealthy. Audio

Fiji's University of the South Pacific says it will review a process that resulted in thousands of students locked out of the university system days away from exams. Audio