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Maybe you lived through the 80s.. and maybe you were a fan of Swedish pop rock duo Roxette. Now if you have a baby - get ready to rock them to sleep. Audio

Lynn Freeman spoke to talented Wellington singer-songwriter and high school student Daisy van Wel.

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NZ growers are snapping up the newest apple on the block, Dazzle, and Piqa Boo, a new pear variety that combines the best of the East and West. Audio

The United Nations human rights expert Mutuma Ruteere has called on the Fiji government to intensify its efforts to end racism and xenophobia. Audio

Politicians, traditional chiefs, and the public vying for seats in historic Marshall Islands constitutional convention Audio

Papua New Guinea's National Disaster Management Office has confirmed there was little damage from the large earthquake in the weekend. Audio

The New Zealand opposition Labour Party's Pacific climate change spokesperson, Su'a William Sio, has welcomes funding commitments from the Green Climate Fund, but says finding ways to cater for… Audio

Efforts underway to destroy potential mosquito breeding sites as the Cook Islands seeks to stay free of diseases such as dengue and zika Audio

The board of Tonga Airways says it is still intent on getting its services off the ground despite having to cancel the launch of its domestic flights, via a Fiji Airways charter, today. Audio

The Samoa government wants better control over the people leading the country's police. Audio

As people in Fiji begin a massive clean up after this week's floods, the Christmas spirit is helping some get through. Audio

The Norfolk Island Regional Council is talking positively despite Air New Zealand ending its direct Auckland to Norfolk flights. Audio

A Pacific islands development scholar urges more local wisdom be used in schools around the Pacific. Audio

An Australian economist says the Papua New Guinea central bank is risking serious inflation by effectively printing money. Audio

Heavy rain has continued to lash Fiji causing flooding and landslides, forcing more than a thousand people to seek shelter in evacuation centres. Audio

Widespread flooding in Fiji has set back the recovery in a country still reeling from a massive cyclone in February. Audio

The police in Solomon Islands say they're ready to rearm as soon as the government gives them the green light. Audio

The failure of two recent no confidence motions in the Vanuatu government does not emphasise the need for constitutional reform, according to an analyst. Audio

There have been no reports through yet of significant damage or casualties from a big earthquake in Papua New Guinea on Saturday night. Audio

A psychiatrist in Tonga is supporting police charging people who have attempted suicide. Audio