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A political scientist is warning of the risks for Tonga's government in its desire to handle the appointments of key public servants. Audio

PR expert says the booze ban in Wellington killed the sevens, not the game itself. Audio

Four Nepalese men are stuck on a rickety boat in the Federated States of Micronesia nearly a year after they were given refugee status. Audio

Virgin Australia is now reviewing its options after Samoa's decision to end their decade long joint venture later this year. Audio

Tonga's Olympic Committee has called on the government to reconsider their decision to pull their support for the Kingdom hosting the 2019 Pacific Games. Audio

Today in our visit to the sound archives Sarah Johnston from Nga Taonga Sound & vision plyas us some radio ads from the 'swinging 60s'. Audio

Michael Houstoun played the entire 96 pieces of Bach's Well Tempered Clavier Books I & II this past weekend. The pieces that make up the two books were written as exercises for Bach's pupils. Peter… Audio

A Fiji civil society group is angry that it was not allowed to present its full submission during consultations on a controversial move by the government. Audio

An education expert from New Zealand says Tokelau children's English, Tokelauan and maths are improving after a change in teaching style on the atolls. Audio

Residents of Santa Cruz in Solomon Islands Temotu province are furious at the remarks by a provincial MP and former premier saying only outsiders were opposed to mining in the province. Audio

Delegates to a Pacific search and rescue conference underway in Auckland are looking for more effective ways of raising safety awareness among people using the world's biggest ocean. Audio

Annelies is a choral piece that tells Anne Frank’s brave journey of hiding from the Nazis. The work will have its New Zealand premiere this week from the Auckland Youth Choir. British composer James… Audio

Norfolk Island a year on from it being stripped of its autonomy and the legislature replaced by a regional council. Audio

The University of the South Pacific will today open its new campus in the Marshall Islands. Audio

A former justice minister in Tonga says in attempting to amend the constitution, the government is trying to grab absolute power. Audio

Opposition to mining activities in Temotu in Solomon Islands is being orchestrated by outsiders, according to a provincial leader. Audio

Pacific Tales shared at Auckland Writers Festival. Audio

The piano takes centre stage at The Piano for Christopher’s Classics. Pianist Diedre Irons along with NZSO Concert master Vesa-Matti Leppanen, Principal Viola Julia Joyce and Principal Cello Andrew… Audio

Experts gather in French Polynesia to discuss floating island project. Audio

The Cook Islands government has been earning $US8000 a month as part of a five year deal with a US mining company to hold an area of seabed for potential mining. Audio

As efforts continue in Papua New Guinea to have land unlawfully acquired returned to the custom owners an Australian academic has been working on a formula to guide them. Audio

Pacific Search and Rescue conference will be held in New Zealand for the first time. The conference aims to discuss ways New Zealand can strengthen search and rescue in the Pacific. Audio

Pacific artists contribute to a new women's exhibition redefining women's work. Audio