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A Tonga College student remains in a critical condition, with a fractured skull, following an alleged attack on a home by 147 students from rival school Tupou College. Audio

Captain Kate Ricketts from Burnham in Canterbury has chosen 'Callin' Baton Rouge' by Garth Brooks. Audio

Sexual violence cases on the increase in Fiji, as perpetrators also get younger. Audio

Nick Bollinger reviews the unreconstructed Kiwi country of Alan Downes for The Sampler. Audio

Papua New Guinea's anti-corruption Investigative Task Force Sweep team proceeds with the challenging job of prosecuting white collar crime. Audio

Norbert Hausberg nominates 'Lightning' by Philip Glass. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 19 July. This week ......The ousting of Australian PM Julia Gillard - was it sexist; the last telegram service… Audio

Mining executives urge Solomons' Temotu to open up sea bed. Audio

Tony Wood from Auckland has chosen 'Father and Son' by Cat Stevens. Audio

Christine Pipe from Auckland has chosen "Bank of the Pontchartrain" by Nanci Griffith. Audio

Organic agriculture helping communities out of poverty. Audio

Interview with the successful poet taking up the 2013 Fulbright-Creative New Zealand Pacific Writer's Residency. Audio

Warren Dennis joins us from Golden Bay to choose 'She Loves You' by The Beatles. Audio

Alun Bain of Brisbane has chosen 'Fancy' by Bobby Gentry. Audio

Controversial Vanuatu diplomat denies a claim by Foreign Minister Edward Natapei that he is no longer Honorary Consul to Vietnam. Audio

Vanuatu has imposed a year-long moratorium on international researchers so it can perform a stocktake of all its research. Audio

Survey shows pervasive extent of corruption in modern Solomon Islands society Audio

Laurie McCallum nominates 'Cinnamon Girl' by Neil Young and Crazy Horse. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 12 July. This week ......are motoring writers only looking at the good side of the motoring industry; covering the… Audio

Cindy Baxter from Piha has chosen 'Born Slippy' by Underworld. Audio

Foreign policy approaches to the vexed question of Fiji have been the subject of debate at a New Zealand Foreign Policy School. Audio

Dustin Watts of Auckland has chosen 'Nothing Else Matters' by Metallica. Audio

Pacific women involved in growing or exporting stand to benefit from the outcomes of a summit starting in Jamaica tomorrow aimed at expanding the economic opportunities for women agriculturalists in… Audio

Russell Hancox from Dunedin has chosen 'For Today' by the Netherworld Dancing Toys. Audio

The head of the Culture and Tourism division in the Autonomous Bougainville Government believes the Papua New Guinea province will become one of the must-see destinations for adventure travellers in… Audio