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A landowner group at the site of Papua New Guinea's Porgera mine has dismissed claims by the miner that it is not representative. Audio

The Deputy Prime Minister of the Cook Islands wants local contractors to undertake repairs to Rarotonga's huge new water system, Te Mato Vai. Audio

A refugee detained on Manus Island will fight for an Oceania boxing title in Papua New Guinea. Audio

Each sitting day in the House MPs debate bills and today they’ll start with medicinal cannabis, tax and monetary policy.

Coconut industry needs to diversify, says Pacific Community. Audio

Sh*t Towns of New Zealand started as a Facebook page. The authors enjoyed taking a swipe at pretty much the whole country so much that they made a book. Video, Audio

Stephen Barclay only took on the job in May, but he hasn't been at work for weeks. Housing Minister Phil Twyford won't comment on his absence, but RNZ understands it relates to an employment dispute.

Struggling to maintain her composure, the Prime Minister has described the overwhelming sense of hurt and shame that the country feels over the killing of British packpacker Grace Millane. Audio

Refugees in Nauru and Papua New Guinea's Manus Island are accusing the Australian government of torture and crimes against humanity. Audio

UK backpacker Grace Millane's father has made a desperate, emotional plea to help find his missing daughter, as police reveal she was last seen with a male companion at 9.41pm on Saturday night. Video, Audio

Vanuatu is currently trialling drones as a way to transport childhood vaccines into remote areas early next year. Audio

The Cook Islands Government has called on a Chinese company to replace about a third of the pipeline it laid as part of a huge water system upgrade on Rarotonga. Audio

Earlier in the programme, Alex Perrottet grilled the three RNZ sports reporters, who are all finalists in the Radio Sports Journalism award - part of the 2018 Sir Terry McLean Sports Journalism Awards… Video, Audio

Three of RNZ's sports reporters are finalists in the Radio Sports Journalism award, part of the 2018 Sir Terry McLean Sports Journalism Awards. Alex Perrottet puts them to the test. Video, Audio

There have been more than 27 suicide attempts by refugees on Manus Island in the last two weeks, a refugee says. Audio

A landowners group in Papua New Guinea's highlands region is suing the national government for $US13.28 billion over breach of contract. Audio

Each sitting day in the House MPs debate bills and today they’ll start with what the Reserve Bank sets rates, employment law and medicinal cannabis.

Claims that typhoon assistance in the CNMI is too slow. Audio

Supporters of West Papuan self determination gathered for the province's symbolic independence day over the weekend. Audio

Simon Moutter, sets out the case for business to become more responsive, more diverse, and more led by the heart. Audio

New Zealand famously had its Swinging Sixties in the Seventies, and nowhere did the revolution start happening more than in the visual art scene, and a new exhibition is about to pay tribute to those… Audio, Gallery

People sometimes say of politicians ‘they have an agenda’, and they are right. They do have an agenda. It’s very long and complicated, and planning it is like juggling burning Rubik’s Cubes. Audio

An opposition MP in Kiribati says there is growing anger over the government's refusal to release a report into the Butiraoi sinking. Audio

New Zealand's largest tertiary provider for Pasifika students has launched a strategy to further boost Pasifika success and numbers. Audio