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Samoa is preparing to lift its ban on turkey tails as part of conditions set when it joined the World Trade Organisation a year ago. Audio

Complaints are going through the roof over Fiji's crumbling roads as people see new work underway. Audio

These days, you name it, the Internet has got it, but some people living with disabilities may only be enjoying a fraction of what's available. Katy Gosset gets on line with the Royal New Zealand… Audio

Dancer, author and playwright whose latest play, Dancing in the Wake, is based on the life of Lucia Joyce, daughter of James Joyce, and is about to tour nationwide. Audio

Filmmakers head to the Cook Islands for the Film Raro challenge. Audio

The leaders of a rates rebellion in Kaipara say the council's using dirty tactics in a bid to end the revolt. Audio

The Phocea finally leaves Port Vila amid questions over the boat's registration Audio

Political apathy among Fiji's young people is the biggest hindrance to revving up opposition to the regime's draft constitution. That's according to a group of young professionals who meet regularly… Audio

Scientists are accusing the government of playing it too safe with its latest round of science funding, describing its goals as unadventurous and vague. Audio

Songwriter and vocalist who has been researching the lives of New Zealand women in the 1800s, and turning their stories into songs; currently on tour with her partner, guitarist, bouzouki and ukulele… Audio

A different kind of Anzac battle is taking place in Wellington tomorrow night. The Saint Kilda Saints and the Sydney Swans are preparing for their first AFL match in Aussie rules competition history… Audio

Rugby officials are being criticised for letting the All Blacks and Hurricanes winger, Julian Savea, play against the Western Force on Friday night - despite him being charged with assaulting his… Audio

Designer, illustrator, songwriter and musician with the 1970s group Waves, whose catalogue has just been reissued. Audio

American singer, harmonica player and bottleneck slide guitarist who is currently on tour in New Zealand. Audio

The Pentagon is insisting North Korea does not have nuclear-armed rockets as officials try to play down a leaked report that warns Pyongyang has succeeded in putting atomic warheads on ballistic… Audio

The Government accepts the Ministry of Justice's website has been hacked, but says it wasn't a security breach. Audio

Meet the winner of this year's Adam NZ Play Award Philip Braithwaite and find out about the chances of his script making it onto the stage. Audio

New Zealand singer and songwriter who has performed and recorded with bands that include BLERTA, Mammal, the Windy City Strugglers, Rick Bryant and the Jive Bombers, the Jubilation Gospel Choir, and… Audio

Senior Lecturer in Spanish and the Latin American Studies Programme Coordinator at Massey University, whose fourth book of poetry was runner-up and received a Special Mention in Latin America's oldest… Audio

The man who received Earthquake Commission files detailing claims by 83,000 Christchurch people says he's appalled the slip-up has become a political football. Audio

Taranaki artist Marianne Muggeridge has worked as a painter for the past 40 years, creating portraits of many New Zealanders including Professor Sir Paul Callaghan, Alan MacDiarmid and Don Brash, and… Audio

Groundbreaking visual and conceptual artist, sculptor, filmmaker, and musician whose documentation of his 1978 Cabbage Patch art project was purchased last year by Te Papa. Audio

English singer-songwriter and pianist who wrote the music and lyrics for the Roger Hall play about grandparents and grandchildren, You Can Always Hand Them Back. Audio

Jim Kettlewell from Whangarei has chosen 'And The Band Played Waltzing Maltilda' - performed by the Pogues. Audio

Singer-songwriter in his fortieth year as a professional world touring soloist and recording artist, who uses the work of Dylan for educational sessions in high schools and is touring a show where he… Audio