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The NZ Pasifika community talk about what's important to them as they look to vote in the coming general election. Audio

Last month's dissolution of Tonga's Parliament by royal decree brought forward the elections by a year, and with it hope for some, that historic change could be on the way. Audio

New Zealand's Foreign Minister Gerry Brownlee has stressed the importance of the Pacific Islands Forum as he heads to Apia for the Forum Leaders Meeting. Audio

The Tuvalu Climate Action Network is condemning Australia for its continued promotion of the coal industry saying it is putting Pacific communities at risk. Audio

The director of Pasifika at Massey University, Malakai Koloamatangi, is surprised by the absence of a number of Pacific leaders from this year's Pacific Islands Forum. Audio

The New Zealand Dance Company is touring The Absurdity of Humanity to the regions. Described as “provocative and poetic” by NZDC’s artistic director Shona McCullagh, it will challenge the audience’s… Audio

West Papuan independence campaigners to petition the UN later this month with signatures from the people of the Indonesian province. Audio

Tongan Language Week being celebrated all over New Zealand in the beginning of September to emphasise the importance of the language in today's society. Audio

The Forum Fisheries Agency is urging caution over new data showing Pacific tuna are not being overfished. Audio

Pacific health ministers, who met last week in the Cook Islands, want to see a greater effort by the region to tackle non-communicable diseases. Audio

The Pacific Islands Forum is about to get underway in the Samoan capital Apia, with talks centring on the theme of a "Blue Pacific". Audio

Political commentators in Tonga believe that last month's dissolution of Parliament by royal decree is not a sign that democracy is failing in the kingdom. Audio

New poetry book launched by New Zealand's Pasifika Poet Laureate. Audio

Solomon Islands' prime minister Manasseh Sogavare has lashed out at his critics and vowed to pass a revised anti-corruption bill during the next sitting of parliament. Audio

John Bluck explores his memories of growing up in Nuhaka in Hawke's Bay during the 1940s and 1950s. Audio

Samoa has less that two years to prepare for the Pacific Games after it was announced as the host on Friday. Audio

A former government executive and democracy advocate says political reform is working in Tonga even though Parliament was dissolved by royal decree. Audio

Authorities in Vanuatu say they could increase the danger zone around volcanoes on Ambrym if the drastic change in their activity continues. Audio

New technology promoting healthy eating is being rolled out to even the remotest parts of Fiji. Audio

Tonga artists want traditional knowledge of arts and crafts shared. Audio

John Bluck explores his memories of growing up in Nuhaka in Hawke's Bay during the 1940s and 1950s. Audio

The violent far-right protest at Charlottesville, Virginia last month demonstrated that the 'geeky' online subculture of the political right has fallen away and what remains is militant, isolated and… Audio

Climate change, sustainable development, conservation and possibly West papua will be items on the agenda of a newly expanded Pacific Forum leaders summit line-up in Samoa next week. Audio