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Monday nights at the pictures just got a whole lot better with the return of the film societies in Auckland and Wellington, says Dan Slevin. Video

An Auckland man who was flung from his Lime scooter while travelling down Queen Street last October says it took four months for him to get a response from the company about the glitch. Warning, there… Video, Audio

Human rights abuses in Indonesian-ruled Papua are consistent and ongoing, the World Council of Churches says. Audio

Fugitive unruly tourist James Nolan used someone else's passport to flee New Zealand. Customs group manager of border operations Terry Brown explains what happened after the e-gate signalled there was… Video, Audio

Fiji's opposition leader is calling on the government to use the Multinational Observer Group report on the 2018 election as a basis for electoral improvements. Audio

Fiji sevens captain Kalione Nasoko has apologised after pleading guilty to a charge of drink driving. Audio

A teenage Briton’s bid to return home after sleeping with the enemy in Syria was a huge talking point in the UK. But it also occupied a lot of airtime here, obscuring the issue closer to home. Audio

Karen Kasler, a political journalist, talks about the release this coming week of the long-awaited Mueller report in the U.S.  Audio

Australia's opposition should force New Zealand's refugee resettlement offer through parliament, Manus Island refugees say. Audio

Papua New Guinea 's Catholic church is urging the government to do more to help refugees and asylum seekers in the country find resettlement. While the church is pushing for a definitive end to the… Audio

The international group of observers which monitored Fiji's last election says it's confident of a bright future for electoral democracy in the country. But the Multinational Observer Group says… Audio

Threats posed to Pacific Island countries by the rapidly increasing acidification of the world's oceans have been discussed at a workshop in New Zealand. Audio

The changing role in the Pacific relating to transnational crimes has been highlighted at a recent workshop in Samoa run by the Pacific Immigration Development Community. Audio

Anti-violence campaigners in Tonga say a recent fact-finding mission to Fiji has helped them become better soldiers in their fight against violence. Audio

Authorities are investigating the death of possibly hundreds of native eels, dumped on a river bank in Hawke's Bay. During the Hawke's Bay Regional Council's routine flood control work, diggers… Video, Audio

OUT NOW: Rū Ana Te Whenua: Alien Weaponry Shake Europe. RNZ Music's new 10-part web series that follows Northland thrash metal band Alien Weaponry on their 2018 European tour. Video

There are hopes the creation of an anti- corruption regional committee will strengthen checks and balances around good governance in the Pacific. Audio

Two officials in Vanuatu's government are pushing for criminal charges against people accused of defaming them online. Audio

Papua New Guinea police have closed an investigation into the disappearance of five scientists in August 2011. The scientists were undertaking research for the Institute of Medical Research when they… Audio

Papua New Guinea disciplinary forces continue to complain about unpaid allowances for security work done when the country hosted APEC last year.The situation appears to have been complicated by mixed… Audio

Refugees detained offshore by Australia have had their first political victory in Australia's parliament. Audio

Sterile Sciences Association president Shelagh Thomas says the revelation about inadequately sterilised surgical equipment in Hawke's Bay is "one of the worst things that can happen in a hospital."… Video, Audio

Health authorities are investigating how unsterilised surgical instruments may have been used on 55 patients in the Hawke's Bay, exposing them to potentially deadly diseases. Dr Colin Hutchison from… Audio

Vanuatu's Meteological Service says there is a red alert in place today as Cyclone Oma approaches the countries northern provinces. Audio