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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

Australian government adamant that Norfolk reforms are the best way to ensure the long term sustainable of the island. Audio

The Vanuatu government makes plans for aggressive tourism marketing and tells visitors travelling to Vanuatu is the best way to help it rebuild economy. Audio

Former Solomons officials slam New Zealand over spying allegations. Audio

The United Nations Development Programme in Papua New Guinea says it will do all it can to assist the Autonomous Bougainville Government in carrying out upcoming elections. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 20 March. This week.....how the media coped with the announcement of a potential poisoning threat to infant milk… Audio

Auckland Zoo says Niueans and tourists to Niue will soon be able to visit an elephant currently quarantined on the island. Audio

Residents of Mele Village on the outskirts of the Vanuatu capital of Port Vila are coming together to get their school ready after Cyclone Pam. Audio

Former Solomons officials slam NZ over spying allegations. Audio

Geoff Hunt from Queenstown nominates White Bird by It's A Beautiful Day. Audio

The Prime Minister of Tuvalu says nearly half of the population has been displaced by Cyclone Pam. Audio

New Zealand's Foreign Minister Murray McCully says the government in Vanuatu is overwhelmed by the scale of the disaster. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 13 March. This week.....the media reaction to Teina Pora's Privy Council decision to quash his convictions; the… Audio

Becca has been dumped by her fiance after the honeymoon in Rarotonga had been paid for so she takes her gay best friend Howie along instead. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 6 March. This week.....a dying woman lobbies for reforms on assisted dying; Stephen Hawking's first wife on why she… Audio

New Zealand-Fijian bodybuilder Myra Rogers will compete against the world's best figure athletes at the Arnold Sports Festival in the United States this weekend. Audio

New Plymouth piano teacher Don Boyd has chosen Mille Lune Mille Onde by Andrea Bocelli. Audio

This week.....a Syrian analyst and expert on ISIS says a decision to send New Zealand troops to Iraq to help in the fight against Islamic State will not go un-noticed, A radical new theory suggests… Audio

A New Zealand scientist says fuelling population growth with healthy food in the Pacific region over the coming three decades will be a real challenge. Audio

Despite challenges, organisers of the 2015 Pacific Games remain adamant the event will be ready in time for the opening ceremony in July. Audio

A plan by Papua New Guinea's Minister for Trade, Commerce and Industry to restrict operation of foreign-owned businesses has met a mixed reaction. Audio

Pacific leaders want more say in their region and this was a key element in discussions earlier the month in Noumea when regional agencies got together. Audio

Two Pacific nations are bucking the trend when it comes to media freedom. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 20 February. This week..... we hear from a journalist who six years ago this month raised questions about the case… Audio

World Rugby and the Samoa Rugby Union are singing from the same songsheet, following talks in Apia. Audio