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A prominent Tongan academic is returning to politics and contesting next month's election in the hope he can help people better understand the country's transition to democracy. Audio

Student's Samoan myths and legends debut performance staged in iconic Auckland fale. Audio, Gallery

Transport advocate Harriet Gale joins the discussion on electric cars being given bus lane privileges. Audio

Last month's dissolution of Tonga's Parliament by royal decree brought forward the elections by a year, and with it hope for some, that historic change could be on the way. Audio

Tonga artists want traditional knowledge of arts and crafts shared. Audio

John Bluck explores his memories of growing up in Nuhaka in Hawke's Bay during the 1940s and 1950s. Audio

There will be a top to bottom cleanout of corruption within Papua New Guinea's Lands Department, according to its new minister Audio

Rugby captains in Bougainville have become ambassadors for peace building and sustainable development. Audio

Five vets and six vet nurses from New Zealand are travelling to Tongatapu in the Kingdom of Tonga's in August as part of an ongoing campaign to improve small animal welfare in the Pacific. Audio

A point of difference in the candidate field in a rural Papua New Guinea district is breeding some hope for change on the eve of the national election. Audio

Of yoga was considered a sport - it would be the biggest one in terms of participation numbers. Audio

Former forester Tim Forde believes the humble poplar is one of the most under-rated trees in New Zealand. The trees on his farm are being milled and used for decking, polo mallets, toys, furniture… Audio

The man charged with bringing reconciliation on Papua New Guinea's Bougainville says they have made a major breakthrough - re-uniting two factons of the Bougainville Revolutionary Army. Audio

Shortage of Samoan cocoa due to drought is impacting on supply resulting in high prices. Audio

Professor David Schmid has studied the place of serial killers - both real and fictional - in popular culture. He's the author of "Natural Born Celebrities: Serial Killers in American Culture' and… Audio

Voters in the French Pacific are joining this weekend's election of a new French president. Audio

'In Transit' is a New Zealand/African play that shares true stories by Wanjiku Kiarie Sanderson of refugees and migrants transitioning from everyday living in their African countries to their new… Audio

Grey is the new white when it comes to car colour. Why the new obsession with this shade? Audio

Kava still has untapped potential to bring economic benefits for Pacific. Audio

Berries are the favourite supermarket purchase in Australia. What is ours? Audio

Kava growers in Vanuatu are working hard to produce more noble varieties of kava for a fast growing market in America. Audio

A new study shows that the return migration of troubled young men back to Samoa to help turn their lives around does more damage than good. Audio

New Zealand actor Oscar Kightley has voiced his support for a campaign to free a performer from Australian detention on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island. Audio

There are hopes a regional photography competition will spur more discussion on non-communicable diseases among people across the region. Audio

Trumps immigration ban is actually popular with a number of Americans. Audio