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Wellington Choir Nota Bene is bringing the richly contemplative Durufle Requiem alive this week supported by Wellington singer and teacher Maaike Christie-Beekman. As a professional singer, Maaike has… Audio

Considered to be one the great sets of variations, the Diabelli Variations are widely heralded as among the finest works for solo piano ever written. Following the monumental set of the complete… Audio

Fiji's National Council of Women is calling for special measures to get more women in parliament. Audio

UNICEF says it is critical for Pacific governments to realise the first one thousand days of children's lives are the key to future development and education. Audio

Obesity figures for Pacific people in New Zealand and in the region are pretty bad but a Otago University study has detailed three approaches that can ensure a healthy state is maintained.. Audio

The inaugural Pacific Week of Agriculture to launch in Vanuatu in October. Audio

A climate activist group representing 14 countries from around the Pacific has launched a website to give a voice to their concerns at November's international climate talks in Germany. Audio

If Jacinda Ardern is not prime minister in the next couple weeks, she will be in the future, former Labour cabinet minister Clayton Cosgrove says. Guyon Espiner discusses the latest results with RNZ's… Video, Audio

"The last seven weeks have been nothing but a privilege" - Labour leader Jacinda Ardern speaks to supporters at Auckland's Aotea Centre. "I've come off the field knowing we gave it our all." Video, Audio

Guyon Espiner, political scientist Dr Maria Bargh, UMR's Stephen Mills and political commentator Bryce Edwards discuss the merits of MMP and Jacinda Ardern's fate if Labour isn't in government. Video, Audio

National will likely still need NZ First to govern, Bryce Edwards tells Guyon Espiner. 'But there's no reason to say he's going to choose National'. The political experts comment on Jacinda Ardern's… Video, Audio

'Hopefully enough people have realised that I need their votes" - Labour candidate for Ohariu Greg O'Connor is ahead in early poll results. Video, Audio

Julie-Anne Genter says part of the Greens progress is having their policies appropriated by other parties. Video, Audio

Otago reporter Ian Telfer has the latest from a party on Dunedin's Castle Street. Video, Audio

Clarke Gayford is serving food to media and gatherers outside the Auckland home he shares with Labour leader Jacinda Ardern. Video, Audio

Labour Party general secretary Andrew Kirton tells RNZ that Labour is expecting a high overseas vote in the general election. Video, Audio

Five chocolate and coffee suppliers from across the Pacific hope to expand their presence in the New Zealand market through Auckland's annual Chocolate and Coffee show. Audio

The Papua New Guinea Hunters can complete a historic season with victory in this weekend's Intrust Super Cup grand final. Audio

Jeff Wayne's War of the World's is a musical retelling the story of The War of the Worlds by H. G. Wells. It came out in 1978 and is considered a concept album - using progressive rock and string… Audio

The Christchurch Symphony Orchestra is mixing it up in 2018, bringing fan favourites and different flavours to their 60^th anniversary year. Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov, Ravel, Prokofiev and Beethoven… Audio

This week the VoCo Festival is on in Auckland. It celebrates singing in all its shapes and forms and has attracted groups from around the world. The festival includes a cappella, choral and barbershop… Audio

The Australian government is to allow more Pacific Islanders into the country under a new labour scheme. Audio

Student's Samoan myths and legends debut performance staged in iconic Auckland fale. Audio, Gallery

New Zealand political parties outline their Pacific-related policies ahead of the election. Audio

Mixed feelings on Manus Island as 54 refugees are accepted for US resettlement. Audio