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An expert on shipping in the Pacific says New Zealand government agencies should focus their development budgets on improving maritime safety infrastructure in the region. Audio

Campaigning in second round of French Polynesia election muddied by abuse claims. Audio

Kiribati is set to get its first television station with Wave TV expected to kick off services within a few months. Audio

There is a furore in Australia over concerns China is aiming to make a huge wharf it has built at Luganville in Vanuatu a naval base. Audio

The finalists have been announced for the 2018 Vodafone Music Awards celebrating its 30th anniversary. Audio

On this week's show Mark drops a brand new track from Tami Neilson, classic country from Patsy Cline, Americana from William The Conqueror, a cut from Springsteen's Nebraska and some low down dirty… Audio

Tahiti politics shaken by pension reform row. Audio

RNZ’s music station started to sound a little different starting on Monday. Here’s an outline of the new programmes and hosts you will hear:

The two Samoa's reflect on emergency communication and ;look for lessons post Cyclone Gita. Audio

Tonga's disaster authorities say good progress is being made getting emergency shelter provisions out to more remote villages on Tongatapu after damage from cyclone Gita. Audio

It will be the world's largest radio telescope, but some New Zealand scientists are asking whether it's worth this country spending millions to help build it. The Ministry of Business and Innovation… Audio

Reaching out to Pacific communities affected by a disaster through the medium of radio. Video, Audio

Fears of genetic mutations in French Polynesia because of nuclear tests. Audio

Ongoing concerns about dengue in Samoa and the region. Audio

This week's mixtape selectors are father-and-son duo Jim Scott and Max Scott-Murray, who have a lifelong connection to Wellington's Radio Active 88.6FM. Audio

Dr Brian Lloyd has been monitoring New Zealand's carnivorous snail, Powelliphanta hochstetteri in the Abel Tasman National Park for Project Janszoon. He's the only person to have radio-tracked snails… Video, Audio, Gallery

A controversial column condemning the use of te reo Māori on RNZ sparked debate about racism, free speech and even hate speech this past week. Mediawatch looks at the responses and asks a veteran… Audio

Paul Martin, aka The Axeman, has been hosting his heavy metal radio show The Axe Attack for 30 years. He joins Jesse Mulligan to talk about the history of heavy metal and why he's so passionate about… Audio, Gallery

Samoa Rugby Union asks public for financial help after admitting the coffers are bare. Audio

Two weeks out from Tonga's elections and there is a worry that public access to information and discussion is at a premium. Audio

New Zealand's Climate Change Minister Paula Bennett says her focus at talks this week in Nadi is on how to implement the Paris Agreement. Audio

A Niuean broadcaster says all Niueans shoulder the responsibility to ensure Niuean language and culture survive. Audio

Documentary Director Grant Findlay joins John Campbell in the studio to talk about his documentary about Radio Dunedin, and the story of the volunteer announcers who launched the station 95 years ago.

A journalist working in Mendi in the Papua New Guinea Southern Highlands reports the town in turmoil. Audio