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Twenty years on from the release of his debut album 2b S.Pacific, we speak to Che Fu about how getting kicked out of Supergroove lit a fire that helped him create his landmark album and become the… Audio

Half of this year's science prizes have been awarded to women. Video

Fourteen asylum seeker families that have been seperated by Australia's offshore detention policy are having their case for reunion taken to the United Nations. Audio

Members of the Vanuatu Community Parole Board are in New Zealand for a week of professional development with their local counterparts. The programme is being seen as mutually beneficial, offering an… Audio

An online movement is raising awareness about discrimination faced by Micronesian immigrants in Hawaii. Audio

Bougainville and Papua New Guinea have agreed on what question will be posed in a referendum on independence tentatively set for June next year. Audio

Papua New Guinea's civil society organisations say the logging industry is robbing the country of hundreds of millions of kina every year. Audio

A sports tourism and training enterprise and a major pipe-laying company are just two examples that have been held up to encourage Pasifika people to enter the business sector for themselves. Audio

Chamber Music New Zealand is going a little “wild” for 2019, according to outgoing CEO Peter Walls. Video, Audio

Tuvalu has just received a new wave forecasting system to help predict tides and sea surges across its nine atolls. Audio

New Zealand art history in 2018 - what's included and what's excluded? Photography is now in it seems, but ceramics not; Contemporary Maori art - in - but traditional Maori arts? Still out. That's at… Audio, Gallery

Frustrated at not being able to vote online for the prestigious, sometimes scandalous Bird of the Year competition because she doesn't have a computer, 86-year-old Nicky Dunne took things into her own… Video, Audio

Christchurch’s new $92m central city library opened today – replacing the former library which was damaged in the Canterbury earthquakes. But as Logan Church discovers, with sewing suites, a TV wall… Video, Audio

There are questions in Papua New Guinea around the affordability of new major Chinese-developed infrastructure projects. Audio

A medical charity kicked out of Nauru last week has called for the immediate evacuation of all asylum seekers and refuglees. Audio

UN revisits French Polynesia's decolonisation, with France again absent. Audio

It can now be revealed that Colin Jack Mitchell, who carried out the violent Riverhead quarry attack, was convicted of rape when he was just 15-years-old. Our court reporter Edward Gay spoke today… Audio

Niue's Premier has hit back at New Zealand's Auditor General, saying its work in Niue has been shoddy and will be independently assessed. Audio

Tamar Munch reviews a new local show, Get it to Te Papa - The Spinoff's televised quest to get under-appreciated Kiwi treasures into the national museum. She''ll also preview The 2000s, a new series… Audio

The Pacific's environmental agency says it's clear any warming above 1.5 degrees threatens the very fabric of Pacific islands and communities. Audio

Tone hardens in New Caledonia as referendum on independence nears. Audio

Niue won't raise the New Zealand flag or sing its anthem during constitution day celebrations later this month, in an unusual move an MP says has emerged from a tiff between the two countries. Audio

Canadian mining company Barrick Gold is seeking a renewal of its licence in Papua New Guinea at Enga province's Porgera gold mine. But the Justice Foundation for Porgera group, which claims to… Audio

The trial over the 2007 Air Moorea plane crash, which killed all on board, opens in French Polynesia. Audio

A New Zealand Minister has confirmed his government will assist Tokelau with building up sea walls and other defences against climate change. Audio