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1.9 billion people are estimated to have watched Prince Harry marry Meghan Markle. From the celebrity guests, impassioned sermons, and stunning musical numbers, to the small personal touches, there… Audio

The head of the South Pacific Tourism Organisation says strengthening the participation of local communities and indigenous people in tourism development is the key to offering unique travel… Audio

Campaigning in second round of French Polynesia election muddied by abuse claims. Audio

A real estate business in Hawaii has redirected charity funds to help with recovery efforts after flash flooding devastated parts of the county last weekend. Audio

Analysis of UK's move to re-engage with Pacific Islands announced at CHOGM with new diplomatic posts planned for Samoa, Tonga and Vanuatu. Audio

Papua New Guinea's tourism sector is poised for substantial growth if it optimises opportunities in niche markets. Audio

Young Tongan playwright releases his debut piece Hearts of Men, crafted over five years, in hope to strengthen Tongan theatre in New Zealand. Audio

Members of the public are being encouraged to dob in people who abuse mobility parking spaces through a new smartphone app. Access Aware allows users to take a photo and submit information in real… Video, Audio

Drs Rochelle Constantine and Regina Eisert have both recently returned from expeditions to the new Ross Sea region Marine Protected Area. Dr Constantine, an associate professor in biological sciences… Audio

Deadly crocodile attacks are a persistent problem in Papua New Guinea's northernmost province of Manus. Audio

Simon Morris caught up with the very busy Casey taking an hour off from post-production on her first film as a director. Audio

Hawaii school apologises and pays out $US80 million to sexual abuse victims. Audio

Peter Hoar reviews French pianist Jean-Efflam Bavouzet with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra & producer Zoë George and Dr Aleisha Ward explore Jazz era NZ - music, dance ... and sex. Audio

A wild day on US stock markets has caused ripples around the world as the panic spreads. The Dow Jones suffered its biggest ever daily points fall when the week began and world markets have followed… Audio

Surveillance has changed vastly over the years. Audio

Health workers and provincial officials dealing with a deadly measles outbreak in Papua fear they could just be scratching the surface. Audio

On a Monday night in Auckland people are letting rip on the dance floor without worrying about how they look or what anyone thinks of their dance moves. Audio

Health officials in the Pacific have updated nutrition guidelines in order to address medical issues that exist today. Audio

Vanuatu kick-started their medal haul on a golden day for the host nation at the Pacific Mini Games. Audio

Address by French PM Edouard Philippe to New Caledonia Congress. Audio

French PM takes initiative for New Caledonia's independence referendum. Audio