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The Tonga Red Cross says hundreds of people are still living out of tents and under sheets of roofing iron in Ha'apai, a year since their homes were destroyed by Cyclone Ian. Audio

Music 101 contributors Marty Duda, Martyn Pepperell and Elle Hunt join Melody Thomas to discuss some of the most memorable moments in live music this year. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 26th December. This week.....Former Radio New Zealand newsreader Chris Whitta and Spiritual Outlook host Mike Gourley… Audio

Murray Williams of Paekakariki, north of Wellington has chosen 'Lo Hear The Gentle Lark' by Cleo Lane and James Galway. Audio

Jolisa Gracewood from Auckland has chosen 'Right Said Fred' by Bernard Cribbins. Audio

Film reviewer for Afternoons on Radio NZ, Sarah McMullan, turns her attention to the small screen for the picks of the year. Audio

Laura is the director of Adelaide Writers' Week; Kate is the author of a number of books. They discuss the year in publishing and their favourite reads of 2014. Audio

The controversial sacking of two senior staff from Fiji TV has caused an uproar in Fiji and across the Pacific. Audio

Kay from Christchurch nominates 'Mary, Did You Know' sung by Hayley Westenra. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 19 December. This week.....insights into how and why the Sydney seige happened; alone on air - when a guest walks out… Audio

John Stokes from Wellington has chosen 'Let It Be' by the Beatles. Audio

:New Zealand's opposition says the country has an obligation to help ensure Fiji retains it democratic system and must not hold its coup-ridden past against it. Audio

Adrienne Baigent from Nelson nominates Catch A Falling Star by Perry Como. Audio

Mark Schaumann from Tauranga has chosen 'Envy of Angels' by The Mutton Birds. Audio

Simon Towle from Lyttleton has chosen 'No More Sad Refrains' by Sandy Denny. Audio

The Asian Development Bank says unlocking the value of what's called 'moveable' property or assets is the key to boosting prosperity in the Pacific. Audio

George from Rangiora chooses 'Stan' - by Eminem and Dido. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 12 December. This week.....advertising and news - now "sponsored content"; are global trade deals "a monstrous… Audio

MPs in Nauru lose legal bid to overturn suspension from parliament. Audio

Pacific businesses have been told to make human rights a key part of their business plans. Audio

Petrus Van der Schaaf of Te Arai Point has chosen "Song for Europe" by Roxy Music. Audio

Peter Morris of Auckland has chosen 'Love will tear us apart' by Joy Division. Audio

The Shippers Council says the best economic outcome for New Zealand ports is to have two container hubs in each of the main islands. Audio

A documentary on the American Samoan soccer team has won an award for best documentary in Britain. Audio

Mark Cross from Auckland has chosen 'Song of Songs' by Mikus Theodorakis. Audio