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The two governments released a joint statement Tuesday to confirm the former NZ Governor General as the independent moderator to support resolving outstanding issues on Bougainville's future.

Peter-Lucas Jones has been recognised alongside some of the biggest tech players in the world.

ANU's Development Policy Centre director Stephen Howes says the more than 50,000 successful applications have come in across the socio-economic spectrum. Audio

Last week's Pacific Islands Forum leaders' summit ended dramatically when China demanded the conference communique be changed] to eliminate a reference to Taiwan. Audio

The 44 MPs chosen in the elections on 14 and 19 August include five women for the first time, four of them among a total of 17 newcomers to the Maneaba ni Maungatabu. Audio

Explainer - Meta has been using New Zealanders' social media content to train its AI models since last year, at least. Is there any way to opt out?

Details have emerged at the 53rd Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting in Tonga that the US may be staying out of policing support and development in the Pacific for Australia to take the lead.

The Pacific Islands Forum leaders' summit is just days away from opening in Nuku'alofa in Tonga, and frantic efforts are still needed to ensure visitors are housed. Audio

It took nearly 35 years for Ellen Craig to be arrested and another three years in custody before she was finally sentenced.

As the inquest into the 3-year-old's death concludes, his parents have differing views of what should happen next.

Chloe Ayling tells the BBC how she dealt with victim blaming, online trolls and telling her story again.

The soaring cost of living and signs the government's struggling to meet its obligations are dominant discussion points going into next Wednesday's first poll in Kiribati. Audio

From birthday messages, to lamenting New Zealand cultural icons, the General Debate enables MPs to climb onto the soapbox and yarn about whatever's on their mind.

A young worker who was told to take meal breaks at her desk and to come to work to prove she was sick will be paid $50,290 by the company that constructively dismissed her.

Investigative journalist with the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), Aubrey Belford, speaks to RNZ Pacific's senior journalist Don Wiseman about the lawsuit. Audio

Kiribati journalist Rimon Rimon speaks to RNZ Pacific's senior journalist Don Wiseman ahead of the 2024 Kiribati elections next week.

The moment the Abuse in Care Report was tabled in Parliament MPs began debating what it means and how to respond. 

She had challened a report by the Independent Commission Against Corruption in the Australian state's highest civil court.

Experts say an artificial intelligence could soon be attending online chats for you - but what are the risks? Audio

GPs say using AI during consultations is taking a load off a severely burnt-out workforce.