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The global credit rating agency, Standard and Poor's, has cut one part of the credit rating of the country's four largest banks due to increased risks from the persistent strength of Auckland's… Audio

Papua New Guinea's prime minister Peter O'Neill remains upbeat about his government's management of the economy, in response to warnings about the country's fiscal position. Audio

An Australia-based refugee advocate says an Iranian asylum seeker on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island whose refugee application has been rejected twice has been locked in a solitary confinement unit. Audio

Pacific regional body puts an emphasis on developing composting to improve soil quality and stop waste. Audio

The police in Niue are warning residents against replying to scam emails from strangers asking for banking and personal details. Audio

Tourism Fiji is going out of its way to woo visitors from the greater China region with a month long road trip through nine of the region's largest cities. Audio

In 1865 during the heady gold rush years the wild west township of Dunedin officially became a city. This year, the Edinburgh of the South celebrates 150 years since the event. Many of the city's… Audio

British choreographer Liam Scarlett has been called the 'great white hope' of British ballet and is the Royal Ballet's first Artist in Residence. In what's been described as a major coup for the Royal… Audio

TV3's canning of Campbell Live earlier this year prompted angst about the future of serious current affairs on our screens. They successor wouldn't be "light and fluffy". So what is it? Mediawatch… Audio

Cracks in a concrete dome covering radioactive waste in the Marshall Islands has residents worried but a recent expedition shows surface leaks are not the main risk. Audio

This week saw the arrival of TV3's latest offering in the contested 7pm current affairs timeslot. Audio

The lawyer for several people facing sedition charges in Fiji has hit out at prosecutors saying they are not following due process. Audio

Papua New Guinea universities are struggling to cope after big cuts in government funding and the prospect of further reductions. Audio

Disaster authorities and NGO's in the Northern Marianas are still struggling to get relief aid to victims of the recent Typhoon Soudelor. Audio

The Cook Islands has just opened up bidding for mining precious metals from the seabed of its vast 2 million square kilometre Exclusive Economic Zone. Audio

Visiting humpback whales bring a tourist bonanza to Niue. Audio

The owner of a Vanuatu resort says a group of youths have caused millions of dollars worth of damage and lives could have been lost through their alleged arson. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Opposition Leader paints a grim picture of the state of the country's economy and calls for drastic action. Audio

American Samoa's largest private sector employer has warned thousands of people could be out of work if there are no fish deliveries to its cannery by next week. Audio

The Tuvalu government is to launch its national youth policy today giving young people a voice in decision-making. Audio

A new survey finds that almost two-thirds of New Zealanders nearing retirement have not yet even started to think about how much money they'll need. David Boyle is Group Manager, Investor Education… Audio

A new study has found many over-50 year olds are failing to adequately save for retirement. Audio

A short term fishing deal worth $89 million US has been struck between Pacific nations and the United states but future long-term arrangements look uncertain. Audio

Pacific Farmers are working together to share knowledge, techniques and planting materials in order to become more resilient to the effects of climate change and natural disasters. Audio

Solomon Islands is set to provide police staff as United Nations peace-keepers from the beginning of next year. Audio