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The nineteen Nauru men facing charges over an anti-government protest will have to wait until September 13th to find out if they are free. Audio

New rules restricting internal migration to Chile's Rapa Nui need to be rigorously enforced, an indigenous activist says. Audio

An Australian economist with a long interest in the state of the Papua New Guinea says the government is inflating revenue figures and understating spending. Audio

The struggle for a tourist village high on the slopes of an erupting Hawaiian volcano. Audio

Violinist Manu Berkeljon and clarinet player Anna McGregor are Kiwi components of Swedish based chamber music trio Klara Kollektiv. The ensemble formed in 2017 and is coming to the end of a regional… Audio

A book written in detention by a refugee on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island is a work of art before being an act of resistance, the author says. Audio

Indonesia's government has dismissed a claim by the West Papuan independence movement that it is interfering in politics of Pacific Island countries. This comes amid ongoing calls for human rights… Audio

A New Zealand government MP says the issue of West Papuan self-determination should be heard at the United Nations. Louisa Wall made the comment at the launch of a new book,'See No Evil: New Zealand's… Audio

As events are held across the country for Cook Islands Language Week, some New Zealanders of Cook Islands heritage are drawing on music and taonga in their celebrations. Audio

Samoa sevens player Gordon Langkilde faces extended wait in San Francisco following World Cup altercation. Audio

Fiji's National Federation Party is promising good leadership, consultation with the grassroots and a government open to criticism if it gets into power this year. Audio

A new law in Chile that limits the amount of time tourists can spend on Rapa Nui is in fact aimed at Chileans, an anthropologist says. Audio

As the Vanuatu government prepares to move thousands of people from Ambae Island, many others on the island are expected to go, or have already gone, independently to Santo or Port Vila. Audio

Each sitting day in the House MPs work through business which is set out on the order paper. Here's what they plan to get through this week. Audio

As the Papua New Guinea region of Bougainville ruminates over whether to allow mining to return to the controversial Panguna site, other mining projects are being contemplated. Audio

RNZ Music is stoked to be premiering the brand new vid for L.A.B.'s 'Controller', directed by Shae Sterling – one of NZ's most talented video directors. Bay of Plenty-based L.A.B was founded by Kora… Video

Vanuatu's Internal Affairs minister has rejected criticism about relocating evacuees from Ambae island to Maewo. After the eruption of Ambae's Manaro volcano intensified this month, the government is… Audio

Pacific people encourage more collaboration with ethnic communities on issues facing South Auckland. Audio

Pensioners are increasingly turning to Work and Income for help to pay for essentials like food, power and housing. Figures from the Ministry of Social Development show that in the last five years… Audio

In this episode of Voices, Amelia Langford talks to Chinese New Zealand film director Willie Ying, who is netting international awards with his action-comedy feature film The Final Blade. Audio

The number of Work and Income hardship grants being handed out to pensioners has increased by 50 percent in the last five years. The grants are available for people in need to cover food… Audio

Transparency International in Papua New Guinea says MPs crossing the floor and claiming they are doing so to secure funding for their electorates is out of order. Audio

Pacific Network on Globalisation pushes for better outcomes for the Pacific in upcoming negotiations with the European Union. Audio

The new chair of the Papua New Guinea New Zealand Business Council, Murray McCully, says PNG wants to engage more with New Zealand's agriculture sector, but he's also facing criticism from the man… Audio

The annual 'Epetoma o te reo Maori Kuki 'Airani: Cook Islands Language Week kicks off in New Zealand. Audio, Gallery