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Long-time programme manager at Volunteer Service Abroad moves on. Audio

No matter where you live in New Zealand, the weather has delivered some unpleasant conditions - snow in the South Island, wicked winds in Wellington and freezing temperatures further north. Fierce… Audio

Jim Hubbard of Napier has nominated 'Joe Hill ' by Joan Baez. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 21st June. This week ......Long-serving Labour MP Lianne Dalziel on why she's challenging Mayor Bob Parker for the… Audio

Tina Cross from Auckland has chosen 'Fields of Gold' by Eva Cassidy. Audio

The lawyer for Mark Lundy, David Hislop, QC, says the best outcome from the double murderer's Privy Council appeal would be a quashing of the conviction. Audio

The three smallest economies in the Pacific are being targetted to lead the rest of the region in reducing the dependence on fossil fuel. Audio

Norm Barker from Tirau in Waikato has chosen 'Forever Young' by Bob Dylan. Audio

Tanya Wolfkamp from Waiheke Island has chosen 'Blue Moon' performed by Bob Dylan. Audio

The head of the United Nations Development Programme in the region, Knut Ostby, says the agency welcomes the chance to give input on Fiji's elections next year. Audio

Michael Morrissey from Auckland has chosen 'Astral Weeks' by Van Morrison. Audio

Tom Taylor from Methven nominates 'Sam Stone' by John Prine. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 14th June. This week ......the former director of the government's spy agency - the GCSB, says it did not use data… Audio

Tonga budget five percent bigger and heavily reliant on donor aid. Audio

Matthew Claridge from Palmerston North has chosen 'Jungleland' by Bruce Springsteen. Audio

Plans afoot to raise coffee production in PNG Audio

Terry Locke from Auckland has chosen 'The Birth of the Blues' by Frank Sinatra. Audio

Fiji rugby legend Rupeni Caucaunibuca says he's got a point to prove in Wednesday's Centennial Match between the Classic All Blacks and Flying Fijians. Audio

There is a call by advocates for gender equality and womens rights in Fiji for more support for sportswomen. Audio

Tokelau speaks up about being shut out of UN bodies. Audio

David Verrall from Hokitika has chosen 'When You and I Were Young, Maggie' by John McCormack. Audio

Prison choir of Pacific inmates releases charity CD. None involved in Spring Hill riot the day after CD was released. Audio

For Norm Booker in Auckland, it's Al Hibbler's original version of Unchained Melody. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 7 June. This week ......RNZ's webmaster tells all about our new website; the fine line between reporting facts and… Audio

The Papua New Guinea rugby league community reflects on their first successful AGM in four years, which elected a new board, five months out from the World Cup in the United Kingdom. Audio