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Long term arrivals into the country maybe at an all-time high but it appears some employers are still struggling find the workers they need. Audio

As you may have heard in the news, New Zealand is still an attractive destination to holiday and live. Audio

How can we attract skilled, creative and entrepreneurial people born in other countries? How can our 'seventeenth region' - the more than 600,000 New Zealanders living abroad, be a greater national… Audio

New Zealand's attraction to the rest of the world shows no signs of letting up. Audio

There were tears and tales of panic as well as messages of hope from Pacific islanders at a climate change conference in New Zealand this week. Audio

The Papua New Guinea Electoral Commission is calling on the government to release funding of around 60 million US dollars within the next few months. Audio

People in Kiribati are upskilling and preparing for the time when they might have to move because of the effects of climate change. Audio

A chance find of Lapita pottery in Fiji's north last month is expected to spark further interest in the ancient people who settled islands in the Pacific. Audio

Australia's highest court has thrown out a challenge to the lawfulness of the country's offshore detention of asylum seekers. Audio

As you heard in the news, New Zealand continues to attract migrants and tourists in record numbers. Audio

A Canada-based film maker has started a crowd funding appeal to help finance the final leg of his two year journey documenting the outgoing Kiribati President Anote Tong's campaign to save his people… Audio

The regions appear to be enticing record numbers of immigrants. Audio

For 9 out of the last 13 years, Christine Rose has been keeping a yearly appointment to watch the Australian Humpback Whale migration. Audio

The European Union's proposing new ways to plug the gaps in migration policy. Audio

Climate change research being conducted in the Pacific by international agencies and universities shows divergent views within communities on the merits of migration as an adaptation tool. Audio

A representative from a Papua New Guinea village close to the border with Indonesia says traditional border crossing rights still have a place despite some abuses of the system. Audio

The manager of the Pacific Climate Change and Migration project says people living on atolls in the region could find themselves trapped on islands most vulnerable to the adverse effects of a changing… Audio

Pacific leaders say they are concerned the climate change agreement to be finalised in Paris this week will fall short on what needs to be done to deal with the impacts of global warming. Audio

Naked Science with Dr Chris Smith and scientists in California have worked out that people who feel isolated experience specific changes to their immune systems. Also a new study reveals some reasons… Audio

The United Nations Childrens' Fund says talk of climate action for future generations is misleading given the livelihood of millions of children around the world already adversely affected by climate… Audio

Official figures show a record 62-thousand-500 permanent and long term migrants settled here in the year to October -- the 15th consecutive month at a record level, while tourist numbers were also at… Audio

Polls have closed in the Marshall Islands' elections, but it will be two weeks until results are known because of the high number of offshore postal votes. Audio

European and African leaders have reached agreement in Malta on a deal that will create a fund worth one-point-eight billion Euros for African countries and establish an action plan to reduce the… Audio

Australia has come under global fire for its boat turnback and offshore detention policies at a UN Human Rights Council performance review in Geneva. Audio

Food and beverage exporters from the Pacific say one of the greatest challenges they face is having to constantly adapt to and overcome the effects of climate change. Audio