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West Papuans mark 60 years figting for self-determination; Hundreds of tourists have arrived in Fiji with tens of thousands more are expected this month; We dissect Papua New Guinea's biggest ever… Audio

Party People evaluates the new National Party leader, discuss Nanaia Mahuta’s performance as Minister of Foreign Affairs, and talk over the move to the Traffic Light system. Video, Audio

Verb Wellington festival director Claire Mabey returns to do some deep lyrical analysis of some of our favourite tunes!  Audio

Burning down the house! In this special episode, Party People delves into the National Party leadership bust-up and discuss the possible contenders. Video, Audio

Panellists Alan McElroy and Georgina Stylianou discuss banning smoking in cars with children, funding models for artists, and how to give the perfect hug Audio

Panellists Mark Sainsbury and Moata Tamaira discuss Judith Collin's exit from the National Party, the new rules from the World Rugby Council, and the phrases that we may have been saying wrong. Audio

Jude works at the Royal New Zealand Police College. The training program she implements is designed to encourage understanding and empathy for those who will work on the front line of family harm. Video

Stalking (and cyberstalking) is not currently a defined offence in the New Zealand Crimes Act. 'Tina,' stalked by her ex-husband for more than three years, shares her story in support of law change. Video

More than half a million New Zealanders are affected by family violence each year. For many, this is handed down generationally. Wiremu, with the support of his parents, broke the cycle of abuse. Video

Those in Rainbow communities are over twice as likely to experience partner violence than their straight counterparts. Sandra shares her story, exploring the challenges faced by Rainbow communities. Video

Almost a victim herself, Debbs shares her story to help illustrate 'coercive control,' a pattern of behaviour designed to exploit, dominate, and imprison women within a relationship. Video

For Lima, who once rejected her Samoan roots in an effort to move on from the horrific abuse she suffered as a child, her faith gave her the strength to forgive, and to share her powerful story. Video

Many victims stay in violent relationships out of fear of their animals being harmed. Pets are a much-loved part of the family, but all too often are caught up in the cycle of violence. Video