Audio Search

Tonga's Queen Mother Halaevalu Mata'aho has been laid to rest at the Royal Tombs, Male'ekula in Nuku'alofa. Audio

Environmental groups in the Pacific are calling on governments and businesses in the region to join the United Nations' global campaign declaring war on ocean plastic. Audio

A bid for the presidency looks set to become a platform for French Polynesia's independence struggle. Audio

The beauty of taro is being showcased in an unusual form in a Cook islands art exhibition aimed at celebrating women. Audio

A Pacific academic says Kiribati has sent a 'strong message' by rejecting a Russian businessman's investment proposal, which included a demand for sovereign rights to three of its uninhabited islands.

The Asian Development Bank says Palau is facing urgent infrastructure and environmental challenges due to its booming tourism industry. Audio

An attempt to topple the government of 'Akilisi Pohiva in Tonga fails. Audio

People in Vanuatu remain very proud of the film "Tanna" despite the dissappointment of it missing out on an oscar at this year's Academy Awards. Audio

An environmental group dedicated to ocean conservation is warning Pacific nations to be alert to the threat of what's called trans-shipping, which can mask illegal fishing. Audio

The opening concert for the 2017 season of Christopher’s Classics comes to The Piano in Christchurch this Thursday. A selection of songs about nature, in all its many forms, will be performed by… Audio

A campaigner battling to stop a Pacific trade deal says the recent moves by the United States President Donald Trump could lead to tougher conditions placed on the island countries. Audio

It's hoped understanding between the Pasifika community and New Zealand's public sector is boosted through a customised internship programme. Audio

Six years after Christchurch's destructive 6.3 magnitude earthquake the rebuild programme is now being used to provide training for workers from the region. Audio

There are suggestions of political interference surrounding the apparent resignation of the South Pacific Stock Exchange Chief Executive and other recent dismissals in Fiji. Audio

Pacific countries stand to benefit from an almost tripling of financial support from the World Bank to the region in its next development funding cycle, beginning in July. Audio

A political researcher Tonga's parliamentarians are operating much more efficiently now when it comes to no confidence motions. Audio

The lack of representation among indigenous women around the world remains as relevant an issue today as it was thirty years ago. Audio

There are calls for an independent investigation into a death in police custody in Fiji last week. Audio

Tonga's Prime Minister is still confident of retaining his position despite the many accusations that have been levelled at him in a no-confidence motion tabled in parliament this week. Audio

: Samoa's police chief has been exonerated of a large raft of charges but wwill he return to work? Audio

Tonga's home rugby test against Wales will now be played in another country. Audio