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A poet and climate activist who has spent the last 18 months cycling and boating around the Pacific in search of stories about climate change is taking a break in New Zealand to write some of the… Audio

RNZ newsreader Hewitt Humphrey will present his last ever news bulletin on Radio New Zealand later today. Audio

Joining us now is RNZ's political editor, Jane Patterson. Audio

The United Nations says that while the issue of violence against women in the Pacific has gained increased visibility in recent years, it is still wide-spread. Audio

France calls on Wallisian chiefs to end a blockade of the airport, now in its second week. Audio

Cook Islanders have again taken to the streets to protest the government's plans to allow more purse seine boats to fish in its waters. Audio

Gender inequality, discrimination and stereotypes in the region's media are on the agenda at a workshop in Noumea this week. Audio

Watchdog group calls on Indonesia to follow through on commitment to improving access to the Papua region. Audio

Radio New Zealand has quietly rebranded itself on-air as 'RNZ', startling some loyal listeners. RNZ says it is a signal that it is not just all about radio any more in the digital age. Mediawatch… Audio

Founder of global charity that broadcasts into children's hospital wards who is in town for Radio Lollipop's opening of its new Auckland Starship Hospital studio. Audio

The Cook Islands Herald publisher is defending his right to freedom of speech after publishing information on government spending the High Court ordered him not to. Audio

Also in London for the game was our commentator Keith Quinn. Audio

For the first time, Radio New Zealand International journalists have been able to enter Indonesia's eastern region of Papua, offering us a glimpse at a Melanesian society long closed off from outside… Audio

: Fiji's DPP lays charges against police and soldiers over the assault of a recaptured prisoner uploaded to the internet nearly three years ago. Audio

Joining Morning Report is Radio New Zealand's rugby reporter Barry Guy. Audio

Radio New Zealand (RNZ) is to remove two of its Porirua-based transmission masts after an engineer's report recommended their urgent decommissioning to protect the public. Audio

No foreign journalist has been in Nauru for more than a year and none appears like to be able to enter soon. Audio

They've got more than 300 years of jazz experience between them. And yet Christchurch musicians, Doug Kelly, Doug Caldwell, Harry Voice and Gerald Marston still struggle to pin down the mysterious… Audio

An archeaological discovery in Papua New Guinea has scientists re-writing the history of the movement of Lapita people across the Pacific. Audio

A recording of early children's radio session, hosted by two young boys, one called Albert. It features 9 year old violinist Alan Loveday (later an outstanding professional musician). Audio

Future of a homeless radio station is under threat. Audio

Jack Perkins began the iconic Radio NZ show Spectrum, with Alwyn Owen, in 1972, and whether or not by design it has become one of NZs most valuable libraries of oral history. Audio

The police commander in Papua New Guinea's Southern Highlands says more needs to be done to stop sorcery beliefs, after police this week rescued three women from being tortured. Audio

Wondering why stories about radio stars splitting up, staying up all night or handing out money are suddenly all over your news? It's "survey time" again. Radio stations are desperate to boost their… Audio

A New Zealand Labour party MP says the country must engage with Indonesia more on growing concerns about the treatment of West Papuans. Audio