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Tongan fans have silenced any speculation of division in support of the Tonga Invitational XIII rugby league team, with a sea of red overflowing in South Auckland. Audio

A leading American sports academic has warned of a backlash following the announcement of a new $2.7 million fund for New Zealand women in elite sports leadership and coaching.

Three people - two babies and an adult - are suspected to have died of measles in Samoa. Preschools have also been closed as authorites contend with the epidemic, and other governments are also… Audio

The Cook Islands government has contracted a firm to do millions of dollars worth of repairs to its trademark water project. Audio

The Marshall Islands is exploring legal action against the US over a leaking nuclear-waste filled concrete dome. Audio

People living on Papua New Guinea's Rai Coast say a toxic spill from the Ramu nickel mine has killed marine life, destroyed livelihoods and endangered their health. Audio

Reading and writing in the digital era is celebrated by Lani Wendt Young, who charts the increase in brown, Pacific and LGBTQ voices. More people then ever are reading what speaks directly to them. Audio

The decision to gift cars imported for the APEC summit in Papua New Guinea last year to MPs is being panned by anti-corruption advocates. Audio

Solomon Islands' Attorney-General has ordered Central Province to axe a deal leasing an island to a Chinese state-linked developer. Audio

Fifteen regional countries and territories have established a new Pacific Regional Council for Early Childhood Development. Audio

The mesmerising duo of Welsh harpist Catrin Finch & Senegalese kora player Seckou Keita and the living legends of gospel music Blind Boys of Alabama are among twenty cutting-edge performers and… Video

On Worlds of Music Trevor Reekie hosts a weekly music programme celebrating an eclectic mix of trans global music, fusion and folk roots Audio

Orchestra Wellington will be stepping away from the standard repertoire as it gives electronic dance music an orchestral twist. Video

New Zealand's government is under pressure to limit harm from measles, which is spreading into Pacific Island countries. Audio

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

Pacific youth are calling on their leaders to strengthen governance structures so that young people can more effectively influence decision-making. Audio

The Tongan community appears divided ahead of this weekend's clash between the Tonga Invitational XIII and Great Britain in Hamilton. Audio

Indonesia's government has launched a new overseas aid agency, the Indonesian Agency for International Development, to strengthen ties in the Pacific and other regions. Audio

Veteran politician doubts respect for New Caledonia's referendum process.

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Two arrest warrants issued in Papua New Guinea could a be sign that police are starting to make in-roads on high-profile corruption. However, in the case of former prime minister Peter O'Neill, the… Audio

Thirty-seven children are listed as missing in Fiji, which authorities are blaming on family problems. Audio

Vanuatu and the Cook Islands want the UN to make it easier for vulnerable low-lying states to access climate financing. Audio

The Cook Islands' biggest cultural festival has come to New Zealand for the first time since its inception more than 50 years ago. Audio

Fiji's public prosecutor won't lay charges against the Prime Minister over his alleged assault of an opposition MP. Audio

Descendants of Tahitian navigator Tupaia want the record set straight on his travels with Captain James Cook on the Endeavour. Audio