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There's hope the tide is turning on the flow of people leaving Niue for brighter lights, jobs and other opportunities offshore. Audio

Transparency International PNG says it is happy to the government has dropped plans for a ten fold increase in the charge for people standing in June's election. Audio

Highly acclaimed New Zealand musician Aldous Harding is currently touring the US and Europe. Here, she performs the unreleased title track to her forthcoming album Party.  Video, Audio

Amnesty International is warning companies servicing the Australian run refugee detention centre on Nauru that they are complicit in human rights abuse. Audio

The government of Papua Province in Indonesia says the approximately 80 students it has sent to New Zealand for various forms of study are thriving, while growing their skills and experience base. Audio

The Cook Islands has not given up on getting an independent seat at the United Nations but says it is not a priority at the moment. Audio

Chain and the Gang is a loose collection of band members revolving around Ian Svenonious, once named 'The Most Interesting Man in Washington DC.' Video, Audio

Barramundis captain Assad Vala becomes the first PNG player to compete in a professional cricket competition. Audio

Caravans, dental clinics and gymnasiums as classrooms, and a new law for the national spooks. Audio

Country Life was there when the handpiece buzzed at the 17th World Shearing and Woolhandling Championships in Invercargill. Audio, Gallery

Who would have thought that a tv show about watching people watch TV would be such a hit? Video, Audio

People in Vanuatu remain very proud of the film "Tanna" despite the dissappointment of it missing out on an oscar at this year's Academy Awards. Audio

An environmental group dedicated to ocean conservation is warning Pacific nations to be alert to the threat of what's called trans-shipping, which can mask illegal fishing. Audio

People have been queuing for days for the Bruce Springsteen concert in Christchurch tonight, ahead of the sixth anniversary of the 2011 earthquake. Glenn McCartney is at the front of the queue. Video, Audio

A political communicator from Washington DC is empowering Melanesian women to run for office. Audio

Henry Reese watched his family home in Worsley Road in Governors Bay burn down. RNZ reporter Joelle Dally was with him. Video, Audio

Henry Reese a resident of Worseley Road describes watching his house burning down. Audio

Rugby communities in Tonga and New Zealand are reeling from the sudden death of the former All Black, Sione Lauaki. Audio

Tonga's government has doubled the earnings goals for the tourism sector in the hope that it will play a bigger part in building a strong economy. Audio

Tonga's government has given the Tonga Broadcasting Commission a 91-thousand US dollar cash injection in a move which is set to boost its signal throughout the outer islands. Audio

The Pacific Islands are being tipped as a perfect Rugby Sevens host if the plug is pulled on the struggling Wellington tournament. Audio