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Emergency services and authorities in Fiji have revved up preparations as effects from Tropical Cyclone Pam threaten the country. Audio

Organic farming is being touted as a key strategy in the fight against climate change in the Pacific. Audio

Executive director and publisher of Potton and Burton, which changed its name from Craig Potton Publishing this week to reflect the diversity of its publishing catalogue, and Burton's role at the… 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

A United States company in North Carolina has filed a lawsuit against Air Kiribati for fraud and misrepresentation. Audio

Fiji cricket coach Shane Jurgensen talks about his team qualifying for the Under 19 World Cup and what to expect at next year's tournament. Audio

Nigerian-born, UK-based writer and performer of Call Mr Robeson: a Life with Songs, based on the musical career and political activism of the US singer Paul Robeson.

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Pacific youth learn about corruption and advocating for change in their own countries. Audio

For the first time college cricket has slumped below 10,000 - pushing it below badminton in popularity. Audio

The Marshall Islands parliament looks set to pass a controversial law that would open up the telecommunications market to competition. 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

Editorial cartoonist for the National Business Review continuously since 1975, leading authority on hedgehogs and possums, and weekly science columnist to Wellington's Dominion Post. His new book is… Audio

Papua New Guinea's government has received a timely boost in its fight to counter tuberculosis, as rates creep up in parts of the country. Audio

The Australian Prime Minister is flagging a national security crackdown in the wake of the Sydney siege, to as he puts it, stop bad people playing the country for mugs. Audio

Lynda hears from the creators of "Under the same moon" - a heartfelt comedy about daughters and their wayward mothers, premiering as part of the Chinese New Year festival in Wellington. Region… Audio

The Wellington Phoenix football team will tour Fiji in June, playing two matches against the national team. Audio

Iwi leaders believe they're on course to buy a sizeable share of state houses when the Government starts selling them. Audio

Simon Bridges is the Minister of Energy and Resources and Associate Minister for Climate Change Issues. Audio

Sculptor and performance artist (as Dr Clawhammer), multi-instrumentalist, instrument maker, and composer, who teaches at the Schools of Design and Art at Otago Polytechnic. Audio

Fiji, Samoa and Papua New Guinea are all facing unique challenges in the lead-up to the resumption of the World Sevens Series in Wellington. Audio

Golfing phenomenon Lydia Ko returns home to compete in the New Zealand Women's Open this month in Christchurch. Audio

The Embassy of the Rebublic of Korea in Fiji has recently hosted some of their leading scientists to share research into how new climate change technology could help Pacific nations cope with the… Audio

The Tongan Government is conducting orientation tours of the outer islands in an effort to stay connected and to review ongoing issues among the population there. Audio

Emerging nations believe a Rugby League Nines World Series could be the answer as interest continues to skyrocket in the newest form of the game. Audio