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He's an artist who seems to enjoy the macabre in his paintings, and it's won him a big prize. Audio

Journalist David Cohen on how he selected a 'best-of' compilation from thousands of articles, reviews and columns he's written for publications including The Listener, the Guardian, and the New York… Audio

This year marks the 150th anniversary of a key event in Danish history that had significant, though little known, implications for NZ. Wayne looks at the circumstances and Wallace follows up with Bill… Audio

The World Health Organisation says disability from diabetes is having a huge negative impact on development in the Pacific Region and now affects over 40 per cent of adults in some nations. Audio

The chief whip in the Fiji government, Semi Koroilavesau, says he hopes the Public Accounts Committee will be able to meet next week. Audio

Solomon Islanders go to the polls on Wednesday next week to choose a new parliament from more than 400 candidates. Audio

Australia's PNG refugees declared but concerns about their future in Papua New Guinea. Audio

An Auckland chapter of the Samoa Victim Support Group has officially launched, with hopes of raising more awareness and support for vulnerable children in Samoa. Audio

Pacific Islanders are being urged to engage in debate over what Pacific nations may be giving up by agreeing to free trade deals. Audio

Australian officials have defended their record on the treatment of asylum seekers at a meeting of the United Nations Committee Against Torture in Geneva. Audio

World Bank and ADB re-engage Fiji with $50 million US dollar infrastructure grant. Audio

A Papua New Guinea MP has been arrested and faces charges of false pretences and corruption. Audio

Solomons government concerned with gold mine, tailings dam, as rainy season approaches. Audio

Anger in the Fiji opposition after the government stops the first meeting of the Public Accounts Committee. Audio

The Australian government is being reviewed by the United Nations Committee Against Torture in Geneva this week. Audio

Prominent New Zealand rugby players are in Vanuatu this week spreading the message that domestic violence is not okay. Audio

The Democratic Party in Tonga says its emphasis going into this month's election is on accountability and restoring the rule of law. Audio

Election fever grips Solomon Islands a week out from the elections. Audio

The visit by India's Prime Minister to Fiji next week is part of a grander plan to counter China's growing influence in the region, according to a South Asian politics and security expert. Audio

There are fresh calls for New Zealand to stop deporting Tongan overstayers back to the islands of Ha'apai devastated by Cyclone Ian in January. Audio

A Fiji politician says a meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Council has validated the concerns opposition parties have been raising for years. Audio

PNG's Institute of National Affairs says the government needs to reprioritise its spending if it's to get any benefit from the lucrative LNG project. Audio

French Polynesia has confirmed 541 cases of the mosquito borne illness chikungunya in the last three weeks of October and in the last week two people in New Caledonia have also tested positive. Audio

Additional RAMSI personnel arrive in Solomon Islands for elections next week. Audio

The dire and worsening health of Niueans in New Zealand has prompted a call for a rethink of health services for the 24-thousand strong community. Audio