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An exhibition showcasing cutting-edge work from nine Pacific artists has opened in Melbourne, Australia. Audio

Gail Pittaway reviews Rick Stein's Secret France. Published by Penguin Random House. Audio

Former Manus Island detainee Behrouz Boochani says death awaits asylum seekers locked up in Papua New Guinea's Bomana Immigration Centre. Audio

We look ahead to artists coming to WOMAD NZ and NZ Festival 2020 and enjoy torch songs from Cape Verde and 60’s era United States. 

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In 'Breath of the Birds' Dame Gillian Whitehead discusses the origin of taonga puoro, their revival, and how she has used traditional Māori musical instruments in her compositions. Audio, Gallery

Internationally renowned Wellington group Fat Freddy’s Drop have announced ten shows across New Zealand this summer, with support from acts including L.A.B, Avantdale Bowling Club, JessB, Bailey… Audio

Ghibli’s Kiki gets the boxset treatment and Dan Slevin approves. Video

Renewed large-scale phosphate mining poised to restart on French Polynesia's Makatea atoll. Audio

Some of the Pacific's smallest states are bracing for the arrival of measles, as the disease spreads through the region. Audio

Vanuatu's Labour Commissioner says her decision to refuse an application for the renewal of a work permit for the Daily Post's media director is about localisation of employment positions, and not… Audio

Everything is falling into place for the upcoming referendum on Bougainville's independence from Papua New Guinea, according to its organisers. Audio

Fiji has been urged by United Nations members to prevent attacks on freedom of expression, after concerns from human rights advocates that new online safety laws could be used to silence government… Audio

For the first time, three Pasifika students will compete in the Australasian National Chess finals after winning gold at the New Zealand Power Team tournament. Audio

Rescuing asylum seekers from Papua New Guinea's Bomana prison is the aim of a group privately sponsoring the resettlement of refugees in Canada. Audio

LGBTQI advocates in the Cook Islands are condemning a move to maintain the criminalisation of sex between men. Audio

A new Kiribati opposition party says the government is too close to China and its time is up. Audio

Tong Sang gets suspended jail sentence - the fourth of this decade's French Polynesian presidents to get a conviction this year. Audio

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

Tonga's top rugby league players have created history by producing one of the sport's biggest upsets in beating the world champion Australians in Auckland over the weekend. Audio

Britain's foremost polling expert, Sir John Curtice, joins Kathryn Ryan with his predictions for the UK's December election which is being fought by two of the most unconventional British politicians… Audio

Despite pleas from the Justice Minister for international media to abide by name suppression laws on a high-profile murder case - there's no guarantee they will.

Earlier this year British backpacker… Audio

A Chinese Naval vessel is undergoing strait training around the Pacific in what could be a sign of things to come. Audio

Samoans are flocking to clinics following news of two more deaths suspected to be from measles. Audio

Two men conspired for a month to kill a Micronesian attorney general before she was shot dead two weeks ago. Audio

In the late 1800's, Tokelau's population plummeted to 85 people, because of slavery. This little known history is the subject of a new art installation which will travel to next year's Festival of… Audio