Audio Search

More MP movements on the eve of prime ministerial elections in Solomon Islands. Audio

Melbourne-based New Zealand lyricist and vocalist with the groups HomeBrew and @Peace, and member of the Young Gifted and Broke collective of artists. Audio

The reporting on Papua New Guinea issues is said to have gone downhill in the year since the Australian Associated Press shut down its PNG bureau. Audio

Read by Jennifer Ward-Lealand Music details: Byrd: O mistress mine (Philips 446 687 ). Audio

Pacific health advocates say despite their relative success in dealing with the global HIV/aids epidemic, it's not time to rest on their laurels. Audio

Pacific nations will be putting the heat on powerful Asian fishing countries in a bid to preserve fish stocks. Audio

The Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police Women's Advisory Network says women in the Vanuatu police force continue to face discrimination. Audio

A New Zealander is one of six composers whose original compositions have been selected to be recorded and broadcast on ANZAC Day 2015 at the centenary of the Gallipoli landings. Audio

The visit to Fiji by the Chinese President has taken China's ties with the Pacific Island region to new heights but observers say the symbolism of the visit was much more significant than… Audio

An author of a report into sorcery and criminal law in Vanuatu says the state has a role to play in protecting people from malicious accusations of black magic. Audio

Director of the Centre for Theoretical Chemistry and Physics, New Zealand Institute for Advanced Study, at Massey University, Albany, who has been awarded the Royal Society of New Zealand's 2014… Audio

Political plates shifting in Solomon Islands as parties negotiate over possible governing coalition. Audio

UNICEF Pacific has announced their newest Pacific Ambassador, Krishneer Sen, who will advocate for children. Audio

A dispute between the Manu Samoa players and Samoa Rugby Union remains unresolved despite claims from the country's Prime Minister the matter has been dealt with. Audio

An eye-witness to a police chase in Christchurch says a police ute may have played a part in pushing the alleged offender's vehicle into the path of a Honda carrying three elderly people. Audio

Moves in French Polynesia to seek a huge compensation payout from France are being met with cynicism by some locals. Audio

The PNG foreign minister dismisses reports of tension between his government and Fiji. Audio

Guam's legislature acts to quell fights in high schools. Audio

NZ government looks to reach Pacific and Maori youth through rugby league. Audio

A new report by the United Nations Population Fund points to the need for developing countries to invest in their youth. Audio

Chief executive and part owner of the screen production company Gibson Group, director of Screenrights in Australia, and chair for twelve years of BATS Theatre Limited. Audio

Dramatic results are emerging from elections in Solomon Islands, as counting continues following voting on Wednesday. Audio

The All Blacks captain Richie McCaw will bring up another milestone at Millenium Stadium in Cardiff this weekend when he captains his side for the 100th time in a test match. Audio

New Zealand symposium told more work ahead lies ahead to ensure an end to Fiji's "coup culture". Audio

Forecasters across the Pacific are expecting the cyclone season to be slightly busier than normal. Audio