Audio Search

A new biography of the father of modern day Samoa seeks to turn colonial history on its head. Audio

Samoa Rugby Union asks public for financial help after admitting the coffers are bare. Audio

New Zealand's new Minister for Pacific Peoples, Aupito Su'a William Sio, on his recently launched five-point plan including the promotion and preservation of Pacific languages. Audio

Immigration officials are being warned there'll be more overstayers if the department doesn't reverse its decision to close public counters and make people apply for visas online. Immigration experts… Audio

Nick Bollinger revisits the disco, flares and Marshall stacks of 1970s New Zealand with the reissue of a classic from Turangi five-piece Golden Harvest. Audio

The watchdog group, Transparency Solomon Islands, is adamant that the government of Manasseh Sogavare was removed because MPs are opposed to the anti-corruption legislation the government was… Audio

The head of Hawaii's Retail Association says the canned corned beef product Spam is being targetted by thieves, used as currency and traded for drugs. Audio

A group of Pacific women in New Zealand affected by breast cancer want people to know that early detection is a key to long-term survival. Audio, Gallery

Education has been described as the key to a long term solution for Papua New Guinea's problem of domestic violence. Audio

The electoral roll is now fixed for next year's independence referendum in New Caledonia. Audio

A 6.8 magnitude earthquake felt in Samoa on Saturday triggered memories of the devastating 2009 tsunami. Audio

The Royal New Zealand Ballet’s 2018 programme is out and full of bold and interesting works overseen by new Artistic Director Patricia Barker. She explains why she’s putting strong women in the… Audio

Papua New Guinea's government has been urged by the community advocacy group ACT NOW not to use an agricultural summit to promote expansion of industrial agriculture. Audio

The debate on whether tourism is sustainable or not in the Cook Islands continues. Audio

Tongan authorities have expressed disappointment that the US has released an American citizen wanted for murder in Tonga. Audio

Brett Dean’s Fire Music was the centre piece of the Auckland Philharmonia  Orchestra concert last night conducted by the composer. The dynamic work inspired by new life after tragedy was performed… Audio

Refugees on Manus Island are pleading with Jacinda Ardern to allow them to come to New Zealand, saying they have lost hope. Six hundred refugees are refusing to leave the detention centre which was… Audio

Refugees detained on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island are begging the New Zealand prime minister for help. Audio

Residents from Vanuatu's Ambae may have returned to their island, but their problems are far from over. Audio

Talks due on New Caledonia's independence referendum. Audio

Two weeks out from Tonga's elections and there is a worry that public access to information and discussion is at a premium. Audio

Pacific Games Council rejects Tahiti snub Audio

Pacific climate change stance backed by new New Zealand government. Audio

Health officials in Samoa say a huge increase in the numbers undergoing dialysis treatment is alarming and should be a wake up call for the country. Audio

Jonathan Bielski is bringing a different flavour to next year’s Auckland Arts Festival as he steps into the Artistic Director role. The well respected and highly experienced administrator and… Audio