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Economist Geoff Simmons talks about the twelve dirtiest carbon emitters in New Zealand. Audio

A former Nauru president who lost his seat in the weekend's election claims manipulation by the government ensured key opposition MPs lost out. Audio

Dumped mattresses, tv sets and building materials were just some of the items that thirteen hundred volunteers collected from Christchurch's river banks and estuary edge on Saturday. Audio

The dairy industry its cleaning up its dirty ways - but some regions seem to be doing better than others. Audio

A Papua New Guinea MP says that since the national broadcaster, NBC, stopped providing shortwave and medium wave radio services, people in PNG's many remote areas are starved of information about what… Audio

The head of Indonesia's leading human rights organisation, KONTRAS, has described how the nation is in a type of denial about festering rights issues in Papua region. Audio

The creator of the CamperMate mobile app Adam Hutchinson addresses concerns about his app which tells tourists where to go. Audio

Auckland mayoral candidiate Phil Goff says it's John Palino who needs to back away from the dirty politics - not him. Audio

The ancient Romans were at the front of the curve with their waste management and public sanitation systems. But Piers Mitchell at the University of Cambridge has discovered that they were still… Audio

Palmy Dirty 30 is a new parent-led initiative to get children to spend more time outdoors. Audio

While 'Dirty Politics' author Nicky Hager waits for a judge's ruling which could have implications for investigative journalism, Rachel Glucina's showbiz website Scout is running into trouble - and… Audio

Three people prominent in the Dirty Politics controversy have been back in the news lately, but for very different reasons. One was shadowy political fixer Simon Lusk. But was he squirming in the TV… Audio

The Catholic Church in Papua New Guinea is hosting a regional forum that it hopes will help address sorcery-related violence. Audio

Almost twenty years since the end of the decade-long civil war on Bougainville, the fate of hundreds of people who went missing during the conflict remains unknown. Audio

Timber exporters and importers are developing a system for auditing sawn timber to ensure it is sustainable and legally sourced. Audio

His explosive book triggered official inquiries and soul-searching in politics and journalism. But one on, Nicky Hager's the only person who's been investigated by the police as a result of what he… Audio

Men's beards are a cesspit of bacteria according to US research. Audio

Jail sought for former French Polynesian president Gaston Flosse for illegal spying and abuse of public funds. Audio

A resident on the remote Vanuatu island of Erromango says the community is in desperate need of food and drinking water as it has not yet received any Government aid. Audio

The head of Port Vila's hospital says an influx of patients after cyclone Pam is stretching the hospital's limited resources. Audio

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Oxfam invites teams to complete a water engineering task to raise money to build sanitation services in remote parts of Papua New Guinea. Audio