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Pacific leaders meet to ensure the region has a strong voice, and it's priorities are reflected, when members of the United Nations set global development goals later this year. Audio

Dr Lori Leigh talks about her book Shakespeare's "Embodied Heroines", with particular reference to Helena and 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'. The interview includes a rendition of Helena's monologue from… Audio

Dr Lori Leigh talks about her book Shakespeare's "Embodied Heroines", with particular reference to Helena and 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'. The interview includes a rendition of Helena's monologue from… Audio

The Prime Minister of Tuvalu says he has a convincing mandate to continue the work he has been doing over the past few years. Audio

A new study says private sponsorship of 'charismatic' species, such as the kakapo or kiwi, has been criticised as being an inefficient use of money. The Proceedings of the Royal Society B paper, says… Audio

Academic says Vanuatu donors need to embrace smart thinking over future support for the cyclone wrecked country. Audio

The book the Hobbit is a world-wide classic - and has been translated into about 60 different languages from Arabic to Ukrainian, Cornish to Hebrew. And now we can add Hawaiian to the list. Dr Keao… Audio

Dr Lori Leigh talks about the heroines of "Two Noble Kinsmen" by William Shakespeare, with particular reference to The Jailer's Daughter. The interview includes a rendition of the Jailer's Daughters'… Audio

A special secretary to the former Prime Minister of Solomon Islands says an inquiry into New Zealand's spy agency's activities in the Pacific should include people like himself. Audio

Response to the Moss Review which confirmed rapes and sexual abuse of children in Australia's Nauru detention camp and failed to prove allegations against ten Save the Children workers. Audio

There are renewed calls by Pacific leaders for developed countries to take meaningful action on climate change, following the devastation caused by Cyclone Pam. Audio

Former Solomons officials slam New Zealand over spying allegations. Audio

In a 1994 episode of He Puna Wai Korero hosted by Henare Te Ua (1933 - 2007), coverage features of the Sir Apirana Ngata centenary celebrations in which Ngata graduated from University in 1894. To… Audio

Dr Lori Leigh talks about her book Shakespeare and the Embodied Heroine, with particular reference to Paulina and 'The Winter's Tale'. Includes Paulina's monologue from Act 3, Scene 2 performed by… Audio

Continued efforts are being made to decrease Papua New Guinea's maternal mortality rates. Audio

Former Solomons officials slam NZ over spying allegations. Audio

A new vaccine to combat disease caused by rheumatic fever may soon become a reality. It has the potential to save hundreds of thousands of deaths from preventable heart disease, throughout the world… Audio

A Vanuatu agriculture expert says the country's fragile food security has been exposed by extensive damage to staple food crops from Cyclone Pam throughout much of the country. Audio

Samoa's opposition leader says a proposed new law giving passports for investment is a recipe for corruption and will drive long-time Samoans out of business. Audio

Government ministries, businesses and schools have been affected by the near collapse of part of a main causeway in Kiribati. Audio

The United Nations and the World Health Organization are calling for the immediate de-watering of a tailings dam at the closed Gold Ridge Mine in Solomon Islands, which is dangerously close to… Audio

Bolts of lightning, explosions, fire - and turning a supermarket trolley into a speeding vehicle with fire extinguishers. An array of crazy science experiments of the like never seen in New Zealand… Audio

Dr. Simon Young is a historian who's undertaking the biggest folklore survey of its kind ever undertaken, on behalf of the Fairy Investigation Society. The Society, which had its heyday in the 1920s… Audio

Around 200 local families in Solomon Islands have set up camps in the pits at the closed Gold Ridge mine on Guadalcanal and have taken over gold production at the site. Audio

Papua New Guinea is highly regarded for its diversity of languages, but one of the country's foremost linguists says about half of the country's 800 languages are at risk of becoming extinct in the… Audio