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Researchers have found nearly half of Pacific secondary school students in New Zealand are living in poverty. Audio

Foot and Mouth disease, opportunistic tigers and crop raiding elephants are among the biggest nightmares for farmers in many parts of rural India. Poverty, isolation, illiteracy and some faith healing… Audio

Law students in New Zealand say women still face tough legal challenges throughout the Pacific. Audio

Prime Minister John Key's visit to Fiji drew attention to the fact some journalists are not welcome there. Mediawatch takes a closer look - including at the rules for the country's own reporters. Audio

A newspaper editor in Papua New Guinea believes that signs of poverty worsening are becoming more evident. Audio

There are signs that child poverty is growing in Tonga. Audio

Working on the ground in Vietnam, Michael Brosowski's organisation Blue Dragon Children's Foundation has rescued 525 trafficked children, sent 4,046 kids back to school, and played over 2,000 games of… Audio

A new report on demographics and human development in the Pacific says the region has a unique opportunity to accelerate growth by investing in its youth. Audio

Alternative Education providers deal with the country's most difficult students, many of whom have been repeatedly excluded from school, but they receive 10-15 percent less government funding per… Audio

A Christchurch chef has decided to do something about kids in his area going to school without lunch. He's launched Fill their Lunchbox, and it's proved so successful he's now looking to take it full… Audio

Our correspondent travels to the interior of Viti Levu and finds out about the impact of Cyclone Winston on the town of Nadalei. Audio

The secondary school teachers union says the Government can't ignore a new report that says children living in poverty are not learning maths as well as wealthier children. Audio

Child street vendors are on the increase in Samoa. Audio

Jakarta focuses development approach in Papua on enabling grassroots communities to become equipped with the tools and skills to compete in modern market mechanisms. Audio

The United Nations has adopted an ambitious agenda to guide the world's development over the next 15 years. Audio

Fiji's economy grows at more than 5% but concerns remain about debt and poverty. Audio

Ever wondered how a baby and a large green blanket might help combat child abuse? Babies are now the teachers. They're being brought into classrooms to break the intergenerational cycles of domestic… Audio, Gallery

Nora Rameka talks about her life in the Far North with regional reporter Lois Williams in part one of a new series Te Reo o te Raki. Audio, Gallery

From a life in broadcasting in New Zealand to living in Kolkata (Calcutta) helping women to be free from the sex trade in India, social innovator John Sinclair meets Lynda Chanwai-Earle on a flying… Video, Audio, Gallery

Anusha Bradley explores how NZ will pay for superannuation in the future and the impact on generations to come. Video, Audio

The Opposition is on the attack over what they say is a half baked plan to lift children out of poverty from the Government. This hour, advocates say they're disappointed with what appears to be in… Audio

United Nations says Papua New Guinea's strong economic is not enough if it doesn't translate into the country's human development. Audio

By March 1915 the war had settled down to a round of recruiting, sending parcels to Belgium and hearing news of the New Zealanders training in Egypt. The anti-military training lobby of the pre-war… Audio