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The Government is coming under increasing pressure to accept more refugees, particularly after the Prime Minister wrongly claimed thousands and thousands were getting into the country under the… Audio

A new report says that the threat to public health from climate change could undermine advances made over the past 50 years. Audio

Outdoors man and adventurer Kennedy Warne discusses Matariki, climate and kauri. Audio

Lois Williams explores what Northland expects after electing Winston Peters as its MP. Audio

Archaeologist Atholl Anderson discusses the climate conditions and socio-political circumstances that led groups of Polynesian navigators to discover and settle in New Zealand Audio

Archaeologist Atholl Anderson explains why he thinks that the first people to make landfall in New Zealand were exiles escaping from conflict in their homelands Audio

The thorny issue of West Papua has stirred controversy during a state visit by Indonesia's President, Joko Widodo, to Papua New Guinea. Audio

Human rights in the Marshall Islands is under the spotlight as it heads into a UN review after a critical US State report. Audio

The UNDP is helping prepare scrutineers, the media and others for the Bougainville elections which run for two weeks from next Monday. Audio

The mood for more autonomy is growing among Papua New Guinea's provinces amid the country's continued development struggles. Audio

Veteran Bougainville leader hoping to retain presidency as the province enters a crucial term. Audio

An American non-profit group hopes people from US Pacific territories will soon get more political power. Audio

Robin Martin looks at whether Maori council wards will provoke partnership or separatism. Audio

Fiji's Citizens Constitutional Forum says it holds high hopes for the country's new Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission. Audio

Tuvalu is fronting the UN for a review of its women's rights record. Audio

Vanuatu political parties leaders are meeting to discuss political reforms ahead of a more public series of workshops next week. Audio

Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare speaks on his ambitious policy statement. Audio

As he prepares to set Labour's course for a political rebuild, party leader, Andrew Little is unconcerned about a low poll rating and says his immediate focus will be to confront the Government on… Audio

Lynda Chanwai-Earle brings us a story about White Ghosts and Yellow Peril, a new non-fiction publication that reveals some surprising and sometimes unsavoury facts about New Zealand's first contact… Audio

Solomons PM keen on boosting foreign investment Audio

A women's advocacy group says the Pacific needs to do more to give women the opportunity to participate in politics. Audio

Philippa Tolley explores how NZ Muslims are being affected by the focus on ISIS and possible threat here Audio

Muslim New Zealanders are increasingly becoming the victims of racist abuse in the wake of the political focus on the potential threat from ISIS supporters. Audio

A Vanuatu-based academic sees a successful motion to suspend 16 opposition MPs by the Prime Minister as a move to ensure stability. Audio

Voters in Solomon Islands favoured independents over party candidates in last week's elections. Audio

The visit of the Chinese President, Xi Jinping, ends a busy two weeks of international meetings for the Prime Minister, John Key. Last week Mr Key was at the APEC leaders' meeting in Beijing and the… Audio

IFJ joins Global Campaign against Impunity for journalist killings. Audio

Nominations for next month's elections in Tonga are in and the signs are that this poll will be markedly different from the last one. Audio

37 aspiring candidates sign integrity pledge in Solomon Islands. Audio