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New health and wellness hub in American Samoa to focus on traditional healing practices. Audio

Pacific environment programme happy with progress at Fisheries Commission meeting. Audio

Repatriation of native Hawaiian human remains raises hope of further returns. Audio

Kaitangata cricket club's senior men's team was two players short on Saturday, and had no one to turn to. That was until someone suggested Lilly Paterson, a 15-year-old girl. She spoke to John… Video, Audio

As the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons receives the Nobel Peace prize, a long-time anti-nuclear advocate Vanessa Griffen says Pacific Island states have an important, ongoing role to… Audio

Tahiti suspended from the Pacific Games Council. Audio

Kiwi composer Claire Cowan’s year has been full of praise. Her commission for NZ Trio was featured on their Tui winning Classical Album of the year. Claire’s ensemble Blackbird also gained applause… Audio

It’s that time of year again when Handel’s Messiah is performed everywhere. The NZSO set the ball rolling with their Wellington performance conducted by Brett Weymark with three Australian soloists… Audio

Organisers of a conference in Fiji this week of more than 700 civil society representatives from all over the world say they hope it sparks a global movement to protect the Pacific. Audio

Samoa matai gather at a symposium to discuss the fa'amatai in the diaspora. Audio

Australia's aid funding for the Pacific Leadership Programme has been axed and the scheme will finish at the end of this month. Audio

The annual National Mass Cleaning campaign has kicked off this week in Cook Islands, which is where health officials inspect houses for any suspicious areas that could lead to mosquito-borne diseases.

Regional reaction to kava drink driving study prompts more testing. Audio

Kaikoura residents are sharing their own stories of life since the November 2016 earthquake altered the seaside community in so many ways. They come up with all kinds of ways to describe their… Audio, Gallery

Papua New Guinea's government has spent around 10 million US dollars (30 million kina) over a decade on a major infrastructure project with almost nothing to show for it. Audio

Health officials in the Pacific have updated nutrition guidelines in order to address medical issues that exist today. Audio

The online magazine E-Tangata is proving there's a real appetite for Maori and Pasifika stories. Audio

Christopher’s Classics in Christchurch has hosted two of reviewer Tony Ryan’s top concerts for 2017. Today he looks ahead to what chamber music delights Christopher Moore has programmed for next… Audio

A New Zealand parliamentary select committee has heard there's currently no pathway for West Papua to be put on the UN decolonisation list. Audio

Tonga's Ministry of Justice says a free legal service planned for Nuku'alofa aims to protect families and help victims of domestic violence. Audio

Pacific women MPs visiting New Zealand this week say meeting prime minister Jacinda Ardern was a real inspiration for them. Audio

SPC revises the Pacific nutrition guidelines that was created in 2000 and handed out to the Ministry of Health sectors in the region. Audio

Vanuatu kick-started their medal haul on a golden day for the host nation at the Pacific Mini Games. Audio

The Forum Fisheries Agency says new restrictions could fall on distant water fishing nations operating in Pacific waters. Audio

The head of the UN Environment's Pacific Office says protecting the oceans from plastic pollution is a high priority at the current global meeting in Kenya. Audio