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Mountain party could still be alive
Experienced mountaineers say six Australian climbers missing in Mt Cook National Park could still be alive despite not having been seen for a week.
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Police name UK woman killed in quad bike accident
Police have named the British tourist killed in a quad bike crash in Waikato on Saturday morning. She was Sarah Katie Bond, from Essex.
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Foreign visitors may face $25 environment tax
International visitors may be charged an environment tax of up to $25.
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Zimbabwe's President Re-Elected
Audio 30 Jun 2008After being sworn-in for a sixth term as President of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe is expected to face down his critics. Audio
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Zimbabwe Polling Continued
Audio 27 Jun 2008As voting gets underway Robert Mugabe still says there can be no interference in his country even from the African Union. Audio
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NZ Society - the Kawiti Glow-Worm Cave
Audio 13 Jun 2008Jenny Macintyre takes us underground into a cave world that's thriving on global warming and rain. Audio
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New Caledonia's Ouvea island commemorates 20th anniversary of fatal hostage drama
Hundreds of people on New Caledonia's island of Ouvea have commemorated the 20th anniversary of the fatal hostage drama on island. 19 Kanaks and two members of the French security...
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Emissions Trading Scheme.
Audio 5 May 2008Green groups say it would be irresponsible for the Government to cave in to pressure and delay parts of its proposed scheme. Audio
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Best Song Ever Written
Audio 29 Apr 2008Nick Cave's"The Ship Song", nominated by Annie McGrath. Audio
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Music with Manu Taylor
Audio 28 Mar 2008Manu profiles new music from Nick Cave, Melody Gardot and , Richard Julian. Audio
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Nick Cave - The Bad Seeds
Audio 8 Mar 2008Nick Cave talks to Richard Wain about The Bad Seeds' album 'Dig, Lazarus Dig!!!' as well as numerous other diversions. Audio
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My Name Was Judas by CK Stead - Part 5
Audio 20 Jul 2007Jesus attends Judas' wedding in Nazareth and tells of his time in the caves near the Dead Sea with the Essenes. As part of his initiation he has spent 40 days and nights fending for himself in the… Audio
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Diggers in Fiji find cave with human remains
Developers have found a cave with human remains in Fiji's highland region believed to be an old burial site. Two developers found the entrance to a cave that contains eight...
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Spectrum for 21 January 2007: Retro Spective
Podcast episode — 20 January 2007Lucy Orbell pays a visit to the David N. White Gallery in Wellington - an Aladdin's cave of the preloved, retro and collectible.
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Spectrum for 21 January 2007: Retro Spective
Audio 21 Jan 2007Lucy Orbell pays a visit to the David N. White Gallery in Wellington - an Aladdin's cave of the preloved, retro and collectible. Audio
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Fiji's President shows some support for military
There are only hours to go to the midday deadline for the Fiji government to give in unconditionally to all nine of the military's demands or face a cleanup by...
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Phil Judd
Audio 26 Oct 2006Phil Judd, singer and chief composer in early Split Enz, Swingers and Schnell Fenster, has been off the music radar for absolutely yonks. His first solo album came out in 1983. His second was finally… Audio
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Biodiversity study launched on Vanuatu's Santo Island
A study of the biodiversity of Vanuatu's Santo island is expected to help with the management and conservation of the island. A New Caledonia-based scientist , Claude Pyri, says the...
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American Samoan volcano seen as tsunami threat
A United States research scientist is warning that two new undersea volcanos near Manu'a in American Samoa may pose a future tsunami threat. Hubert Staudigel from the Scripps Institution of...
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Promoting tourism now a key aim of the Niue Government after new airlink established
The Premier of Niue, Young Vivian, says the island,, whichh is about to begin building its tourism industry, has a lot to offer visitors. Air New Zealand is to start...
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New Niue air link seen as boost for tourism and fishing industry
Tourism to Niue and the island's fledging fishing industry stand to benefit from a deal signed with Air New Zealand to fly there once a week from next month. The...
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Solomons minister claims police inaction over gun problem
A Solomon Islands government minister has told parliament that some people in his electorate on Guadalcanal still have home-made guns. The land minister, Siriako Usa, says he and his community...
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New Caledonian union wins strike battle
Thousands of striking workers in New Caledonia have called off widescale industrial action after all their demands were met. The strike led to a blockade of radio, television, the ports...
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Tuvalu Trust Fund an outstanding example of transparent control of public money says anti corruption
The Trust Fund operated by Tuvalu is being promoted as a model for other nations to use to improve the transparency of their financial activities. The Pacific chapters of the...
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Tuvalu Trust Fund seen as an outstanding example of transparent control of public money
The Trust Fund operated by Tuvalu is being promoted as a model for other nations to use to improve the transparency of their financial activities. The Pacific chapters of the...
