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This week at Auckland's Civic Theatre, West Side Story will be translated into sign language, so deaf audience members can enjoy the show.  Kelly Hodgins explains the intricacies of translating… Video, Audio

A shortage of supplies could have led to the outbreak of an antibiotic-resistant superbug in a Fiji neonatal intensive care unit, according to the hospital's director. Audio

Conservation eradication efforts reviving endangered bird species in French Polynesia. Audio

Solomon Islanders are expressing their thanks to the departing regional security force that has been keeping the peace in the country for the better part of 14 years and that is leaving the country… Audio

A former mental health worker says the New Zealand government has failed to address the needs of vulnerable Maori and Pasifika peoples. Audio

The regional security force that has been keeping the peace in the Solomon Islands for the better part of 14 years is leaving the country this Friday. The Regional Assistance Mission, or RAMSI as it's… Audio

In eastern Christchurch, poverty and earthquake stress have added trauma on trauma. We meet the people in the community trying to ensure the kids there are more than statistics. Video

A former Solomon Islands foreign affairs minister says the departure of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands is an opportunity for the country to shape its own future. Audio

An emerging Samoan photographer who has explored gender identity and mythical story-telling hopes his work will go international. Audio

Scientists say most of the world's coral reefs could perish if countries do not honour their commitments to the Paris climate agreement. Audio

A call from the South Auckland community for more workshops on learning traditional Samoan dances, especially when nowadays the practices of Samoan dance is not considered 'traditional'. Audio

The government is working on plans to get community providers to hand over clients' names and details in order to improve systems, but Teresa Cowie asks how much personal data should we be willing to… Audio

An economist says the Papua New Guinea government says ballooning debt servicing costs and the main reason for an enormous lift in public debt. Audio

A point of difference in the candidate field in a rural Papua New Guinea district is breeding some hope for change on the eve of the national election. Audio

An effort to create a Second World War Museum in the Vanuatu town on Luganville is gaining traction, and its directors hope to start construction in the next couple of years. Audio

The Unit Trust of Samoa has had another record year, paying out just over one and a half million US dollars to investors, but ownership of a key strategic investment is about to change. Audio

Lawyer Stephen Franks discusses the violence in crime in New Zealand. Audio

High number of pregnancies among teenage girls point to social problems such as lack of support for mothers and incest. Audio

Climate and ocean scientists say the longest global coral bleaching on record is finally coming to an end leaving a trail of death and destruction in its wake. Audio

A mumps outbreak in the Marshall Islands may be hitting the country much harder than reported, according to the country's Ministry of Health. Audio

A wandering mind means meandering from your goals. Audio

Proponents of Tonga's participation in New Zealand's Recognised Seasonal Employment scheme say it has room for improvement. Audio

New Zealand Prime Minister Bill English has opened new tourism facilities and unveiled plans to improve services for Niue households during a brief stopover yesterday. Audio