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There’s a great selection of music films in the upcoming NZ International Film Festival, from documentaries to biopics to classic concert films. Here are our picks.   Video, Audio

A kindergarten in Porirua fighting to save Pacific languages has won a prestigious prime minister's award for engagement and service to its community. Audio

Refugees exiled to Manus Island and Nauru by Australia have a new champion in the form of a boxer fighting on their behalf. Audio

The Inland Revenue Department admits its computer system isn't going to cope automatically with a sixty-dollar-a-week payment for new parents beginning on Sunday. But it promises no one will miss out… Audio

The man appointed to oversee Papua New Guinea's State of Emergency operations in Southern Highlands province says he will work to bring the community on side. Audio

Jesse reckons this is the best "parlour" game he has heard of. Caitlin Cherry explains The Poetry Game. Audio

A new party has been launched in Tonga that wants to safeguard the monarchy and traditional Tongan values. Audio

Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis has been told he's putting the public at risk with his decision not to build a mega prison at Waikeria. But he's labelled calls for a mega-lockup lazy politics and… Video, Audio

A new report says early intervention is the best way to steer children away from crime. The findings are nothing new - academics have been beating this drum for three decades - but little has changed… Audio

Pacific community reaction subdued to the government's budget at a post budget breakfast in Auckland. Audio

Samoa's old courthouse, one of the country's most historic buildings, is to be rebuilt and turned into a hotel. Audio

The leader of the One Cook Islands Movement says he is not promising to align with either of the two major political parties ahead of the general election on June the 14th. Audio

Taboo topics feature in new novel by Samoan author Sia Figiel. Audio

An Obstetrician in Papua New Guinea says complex societal issues such as poor family planning, limited infrastructure, a financially starved health system and domestic violence, are behind a rise in… Audio

Maternal mortality rates in Papua New Guinea appear to have worsened over the past five years with the risk of dying during childbirth now estimated at 1 in 120 women. Audio

The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme and the United Nations are holding a Pacific wide training programme to enhance resilience to climate change. Audio

Women in Vanuatu are petitioning the government for even gender representation in parliament through a fifty per cent quota system and have also launched a new party in their bid for equality. Audio

Anya Tate-Manning is taking her award winning one woman show to Escape! at the Tauranga Arts Festival. She's here to tell us all about it. Audio

The High Court in Fiji has ruled that the Fiji Times newspaper, its publisher, two editors and a letter writer are not guilty of sedition. The case has highlighted the pressures on media freedom in… Audio

A bar owner in Wellington says the best way for bars to help get rid of sexual assaults in the city - is to arm every member of bar staff with the right training. The council is commiting to stamping… Audio

Questions are being asked about the level of commitment the New Zealand government is showing to the mental health of its Pasifika community. Audio

Papua New Guinea police forces are being stretched to the limit of their resources to maintain peace in the Highlands. Audio

Fiji's government is seeking expressions of interest from international private hospital operators to help it upgrade and run the Ba and Lautoka hospitals. Audio

A former Hurricanes Super Rugby prop is helping rugby union grow on Guam. Audio

Samoan fitness success story in New Zealand is motivating others in the Pacific region to start living a healthier lifestyle. Audio