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The High Court has confirmed high profile businessman Eric Watson's company Cullen Group must pay its $112 million bill to IRD after it set up an elaborate structure to avoid paying tax. Audio

The Bougainville Government remains committed to rewriting the autonomous Papua New Guinea region's mining law. Audio

Young leaders from the Pacific were in Fiji last week to talk health, education, climate change and other issues. But some of these outstanding people say they still struggle to find their voice. Audio

New Zealand's Amalgamated Workers Union has been seeking to clarify the role it can play for seasonal workers from Pacific Island countries with the governments of their home countries. Audio

The president of the Rodeo Cowboys Association has compared the death of a horse at an event on Saturday with last week's triple fatal car crash near Tekapo. Lisa Owen interviews Lyal Cocks. Video, Audio

Vanuatu is aiming to quadruple visitor numbers to the country over the next 10 years.  Audio

West Papuan leaders who criticise military operations in Papua province risk prosecution, according to Indonesia's security forces.  Audio

Artist Harry Sangl immigrated to New Zealand in 1971 and soon set off in his caravan to the rural Tuhoe Valley to ask kuia – elderly Māori women – if he could paint their portraits. Sangl was met with… Audio

NZ Golf was loaned a genuine korowai to be used at winners' ceremonies, but it's claimed it was demanded back after it was disrespected and mistreated. Vic Pirihi, the man who brokered the loan, says… Video, Audio

The Solomon Islands' caretaker prime minister has defending his government's reaction to an unfolding environmental disaster, pinning the blame on the companies involved. Audio

Tami Neilson has released a brand new song, ‘Big Boss Mama’, to celebrate International Women’s Day, and RNZ Music is stoked to be the first in NZ to share it. Video

The government is defending still paying Sir Michael Cullen $1000 a day as the head of the Tax Working Group, which delivered its final report last month. Audio

NZ Golf wouldn't tell us who made the so-called 'korowai' it bestowed on the winner of the NZ Open, but we can confirm it's faux fur, with rooster or turkey feathers and is sold by Rozcraft - starting… Video, Audio

Landowners, mining company RTG, meet with the Autonomous Bougainville Government to discuss proposal to re-open and develop the Panguna mine. Audio

Auckland woman Jo Denvir is appealing for a kidney donor to save her husband Daniel's life after the kidney she donated to him 17 years ago stopped working. Audio

A man who says he was groped by a prominent New Zealand businessman is accused of making it all up over a failed business deal. Audio

Tonga's Privy Council is now considering the merits of petitions seeking the dissolution of parliament. Audio

A new report has found that crocodile attacks on people in Solomon Islands have increased significantly over the past decade and will continue to rise if nothing is done to prevent them. Audio

NZ Golf says Australian Zach Murray was draped in a korowai or Māori cloak after winning the NZ Open, but weaver Veranoa Hetet says she knew instantly that it was a "piece of faux fur", and it's… Video, Audio

Anyone who has been to Hataitai in Wellington will have seen these famous apartments near the Mt Victoria tunnel - but how can they help with the housing crisis? Audio

What does privacy mean in a world where our entire public lives may be subject to security cameras, face recogntion software and Big Brother's algorithms?  Andrew Chen investigates. Audio

Wanaka's housing market is booming and affordable housing is in high demand, but why are five out of ten KiwiBuild homes sitting empty? The original ten were offered in a ballot, but only five have… Audio

High-profile rugby players around the world have spoken out against World Rugby's proposed plans for a new international competition that shuts out Pacific teams. Alex Perrottet reports. Audio

Pages and pages of secret chat room conversations between DOC and Thompson & Clark have been released to Checkpoint, revealing how anti-1080 activists were being monitored. Lisa Owen reports. Video, Audio