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Pacific leaders elected to run for the Commonwealth Youth Council elections want more awareness of the opportunity in the region. Audio

The 2018 Commonwealth Games are being hailed as a watershed moment for Pacific sport. Audio

A French Polynesian woman has been advised by the French authorities in Tahiti not to challenge Chinese diplomats occupying her mother's property illegally. Audio

The Marshall Islands is on track to see a record number of women seeking court intervention in domestic violence cases. Audio

Each sitting day in the House MPs work their way through business which is set out on the order paper. Here's what they plan to get through this week. Audio

There is a furore in Australia over concerns China is aiming to make a huge wharf it has built at Luganville in Vanuatu a naval base. Audio

A former Papua New Guinea government minister has denied that he abused process in granting a fugitive citizenship. Audio

People in Fiji are braced for another cyclone just a week after Cyclone Josie killed six people. Audio

Young Tongan playwright releases his debut piece Hearts of Men, crafted over five years, in hope to strengthen Tongan theatre in New Zealand. Audio

Steven Kari has won the Pacific's first gold medal of the Commonwealth Games with a record-breaking lift on the Gold Coast. The Papua New Guinean set a new Commonwealth and Games record in the clean… Audio

The fight to ban child brides in American Samoa is not over. Audio

A proposed bill in the US state of Hawaii will prohibit the use of a neurotoxin called chlorpyrifos and impose a buffer zone when pesticides are sprayed near schools.

The president of Hawaii's… Audio

The revival of traditional Tongan tapa making in rural Vava'u is being celebrated in New Zealand.

A mother and daughter team have been on a mission to rekindle the tradition back in the islands and… Audio

Peter Urlich of legendary New Zealand band Th’ Dudes dicusses the origins of their most famous song, ‘Bliss’. Video, Audio

China's diplomats in French Polynesia are accused of illegally occupying premises in Tahiti. Audio

A leading West Papuan pro-independence organisation suspects the arrests of dozens of its supporters by Indonesian police was a diversion tactic. Audio

Clarissa Dunn speaks with sensational American pianists Christina and Michelle Naughton who make their debut with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra tomorrow night. The identical twins will play… Audio

There are widespread concerns at the Nauru Government stopping appeals to the Australian High Court. Audio

The clean-up is underway in Fiji's west following severe flooding created by Cyclone Josie at the weekend.Fiji has found itself in a cycle of extreme weather and is bracing for more. Audio

Wellington based professional choir Inspirare is bringing Rachmaninov’s All-Night Vigil (Vespers) to life this weekend. Artistic director Mark Stamper and guest tenor Chris McRae discuss what it takes… Audio

An environmental NGO has accused a major palm oil company in Indonesia's Papua province of failing to honour the spirit of a moratorium on new forest clearing. Audio

Garry Trinder recently chalked up twenty years as the Director of the New Zealand School of Dance. But the anniversary comes after a difficult period, with an expansion plan for the School cancelled… Audio

A Papua New Guinea landowner says it appears foreign forrestry companies have been bribing government officials to illegally fell ancient trees on private land in remote areas. Audio

New Zealand's English-language rules are strangling the country's supply of early childhood teachers who speak Pasifika languages, threatening the future of Pasifika early childhood centres. Audio

The finalists have been announced for the 2018 Vodafone Music Awards celebrating its 30th anniversary. Audio